Features of HEA Profiles:

Depending on the type, some have high load-bearing capacity, making them suitable for structural steel constructions, industrial facilities, commercial buildings (factories, warehouses, etc.), multi-family residential projects, shipbuilding, metal building frames, roof structures, bridge supports, as well as vehicles, consoles, and mechanical applications. Others, with lower load-bearing capacity, are used in lightweight structural applications, steel framing and foundation construction for non-residential buildings, tractor trailers, shelves, heavy-duty equipment, and machinery in industrial applications.

1. High Strength: HEA profiles are highly durable and preferred especially for load-bearing systems.

2. Lightweight: They are lighter compared to HEB and HEM profiles.

3. Versatile Applications: Used in steel constructions, bridges, industrial buildings, and heavy equipment.

4. Standardization: Produced according to European standards with dimensions complying with DIN EN 10365 norms.

At Steeling.NET, we assist you in selecting the most suitable profile for your structures. With our technical support and supply services, you can complete your projects with confidence.

Differences Between HEA and Other Profile Types:

• HEA: A lightweight and economical option.

• HEB: Thicker and heavier, suitable for applications requiring high strength.

• HEM: The heaviest type, ideal for structures carrying extreme loads.

HEA profiles are generally used as main load-bearing frames in steel structures, including columns, beams, and diagonal elements. They offer economic solutions by balancing lightness and strength.

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When designing a project, the load-bearing requirements and cost analysis of the structure should be considered when selecting HEA profiles. Reach out to us to receive expert support on this matter.