Steel channels, like the ones you can order at a list of RollerDie's Steel Channels can be used to construct bridges, steel structures as well as in the production of vehicles. Steel channels are generally made from flat steel sheets that have been rolled into a circular shape.
Steel channel production in the industrial sector requires three processes including welding, stamping as well as powder coating.
To form channels of steel, a flat sheet is stamped into a circular form using a die that has an embossed design on its surface. The die is turned to form the cross-sectional shape that the channel will take. This process leaves the pattern along both sides that can be observed when it is not coated with paint or another material.
The process also generates two edges on each side which must be welded together to form a single edge across the length of the channel. This edge is then ground to create a smooth finish.
Heat treated channels may also be stamped with an automated method. This allows for the production of large quantities of good quality channels at low costs. The process is comparable to manual processes, but utilizes high-temperature and pressure steam instead of air, which in turn enables machines to operate for a long time, without interruption. Find out how to request a custom steel channel build at Roller Die + Forming for your business.
What are the benefits of Steel Channels?
Steel channels provide a number of advantages when compared with other materials. Steel channels are easy to use, flexible , and light. They`re perfect for applications in which weight has to be reduced, such as for residential construction. They are corrosion resistant, making them an excellent choice for outdoor applications.
What are the cons for Steel Channels?
Steel channels are heavy and hard to move, which is one of the disadvantages of using them. They are also expensive and may be difficult to put in correctly.
