Struct C Channel
Strut Channel is a Hot rolled steel that has been formed into a “C” shape. A strut is created from a Thinner metal sheet, mainly Galvanized or PPGI, folded over into an open channel with inwards-curving lips to provide firm interlocking and as a centralized point to mount interconnecting components. They also have holes at the base to facilitate locking or fastening to underlying structures or systems.
Benefits and uses of the strut channels
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Construction - they are versatile, flexible and can easily be modified and/or extended using fasteners and bolts.
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Assembly - very quick to assemble with minimal tool requirements and can be installed by anyone with moderately trained labor, making it a very cost-effective investment.
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C-channels are mainly used to mount, brace, support and connect lightweight structural loads in structures. These include pipes, electrical and data wires, mechanical systems such as ventilation and air conditioning.
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Add-ons attach to the strut channel with a bolt threaded into a channel nut, often spring-loaded for easy installation. Circular objects like pipes and cables can be secured with straps retained by the channel.
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The strut channel is also used for strong frameworks, including equipment racks, workbenches, and shelving systems. Sockets are available to tighten nuts and bolts.
Length and Dimensions Of Struct C Channel
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Material​: Come in Plain metal, Plain Galvanized, Hot Dipped Galvanized and Stainless Steel.
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Dimensions​: 41x21 mm to 41x41 mm
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Thickness from 1-2.5 mm
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Length from 1 to 6 meters