Structural Steel

Steel Components

Steel is a metal alloy that consists of iron and carbon. The level of carbon in steel determines its properties, such as hardness and ductility, which allow it to be used for a variety of purposes.

The most important components of steel are iron (Fe) and carbon (C). Other elements may include silicon (Si), manganese (Mn), sulfur (S), and phosphorus (P). These elements make up a very small amount of the total weight of steel, but they alter their properties because they each have different atomic structures. The other components in steel are all considered impurities that change the properties of steel to varying degrees.

Iron is by far the most abundant element in steel alloy, accounting for greater than 95% of the metal alloy by weight. The purest iron is virtually solid and very soft; however, it has high specific gravity and melts at almost 2700 degrees Fahrenheit (1500 degrees Celsius).

Iron can be combined with other elements to generate metallic alloys that are much harder and stronger than iron. One of the most common alloys is carbon steel, which consists of about 0.2% or less carbon and 98.8% or more iron.Carbon steel is so named because it contains from 0.1 to 2 percent by weight of carbon, depending upon use.

Carbon steel has a lower melting point than pure iron. Carbon steel is strong, hard, malleable, and ductile.

Build Stronger Steel Buildings with Steelcore Built in Indiana

Carbon steel has become a very important component of any building structure. It is one of the main materials used to construct tall buildings. It allows steel high-rise structures to be created at a competitive cost and with more weight-bearing strength than traditional reinforced concrete designs.

Steelcore's technology ensures your building will stand strong and tall and provide optimum support for whatever you want to place on it. We can design and provide any steel component that you need for your building.

With our structural steel, you can create an incredibly strong, stable building that will last for years to come.

They come with many advantages, including:

Thinner cross-sections give more usable floor space.

Lower weight reduces the steel frame's overall size and the forces it must withstand.

Stronger than concrete in compression, but less dense so you can build taller structures that incorporate a higher percentage of window glass.

Why Steelcore Built When It Comes to Structural Steel?

When it comes to providing you with the strongest steel components for your building, there is no stronger company than Steelcore Built.

With over 32 years of experience in the business, we are committed to ensuring that not only will our customers get high-quality products, but that they will also be able to easily communicate their design goals and expectations.

We have been designing, fabricating, and distributing steel components throughout the Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio regions for many years and we are committed to meeting your structural needs with innovative solutions that will stand up to whatever you want them to bear.

Our goal is not only to provide you with high-quality products but also excellent service. We strive to work with you every step along the way.

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