Hot-rolled light-weight thin-walled H-beam is a new product and new material in the H-beam product family in recent years. Compared with ordinary hot-rolled H-beam and hot-rolled light-weight thin-walled H-beam, it has the characteristics of "light and thin", light weight, low metal consumption, metal saving, good rigidity, and environmental protection.

Compared with similar welded H-beams, it not only has superior internal performance, but also has the advantage of low cost. It is widely used in light steel structure, civil construction and other fields, and has broad market development prospects.

Hot-rolled H-beam is a type of H-beam, which is parallel to welded H-beam. Both are named after their respective production methods. For example, the hot-rolled H-section steel is heated with continuous casting billets and hot-rolled billets. The hot-rolled H-section steel has wide flanges and high lateral stiffness. Strong bending resistance, about 5 to 10% higher than I-beam. The two surfaces of the flange are parallel to each other, and the structure is convenient. Hot rolled H-beam is an economical section steel that is widely used in construction due to its light weight, strong structure and fast construction speed. The reason why hot-rolled H-beam has these advantages is closely related to its production technology.

Beam-column members in steel structures for industrial and civil buildings. Steel structure load-bearing brackets for industrial structures. Steel piles and support structures for underground works. The structure of industrial equipment such as petrochemical and electric power. Long-span steel bridge members. Shipbuilding and machine building frame structures. Girder supports for trains, cars and tractors. Port conveyor belts, highway baffle brackets, etc.