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The Ultimate Guide to Z Beam Steel
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Z Beam Steel
Table of Contents
Introduction
Q1: What Is Z Beam Steel?
Q2: What Are The Applications Of Z Beam Steel?
Q3: What Are The Best Production Methods For Z Beam Steel?
Q4: What Are Z Beam Steel Types?
Q5: What Is The Difference Between Z Beam Steel And C?
Q6: What Are The Materials Used To Produce Z Beam Steel?
Q7: What Are The Advantages Of Using Z Beam Steel?
Q8: What Are The Dimensions Of Z Beam Steel?
Q9: What Are The Most Commonly Used Z Beam Steel Grades?
Q10: What Are The International Standards Of Z Beam Steel?
Q11: What Is The Maximum Load Can Z Beam Steel Support?
Q12: How Long Can Z Beam Steel Span?
Q13: What Is The Maximum Length Of Z Beam Steel?
Q14: What Are The Critical Factors To Consider Before Buying Lightweight Z Beam Steel?
Q15: Can Manufacturer Design Z Beam Steel?
Q16: Does Manufacturer Provide Z Beam Steel Customization?
Q17: Does Manufacturer Provide Plain And Punched Z Beam Steel?
Q18: What Anti-Corrosion Surface Protection Can Be Applied To Z Beam Steel?
Q19: Is Z beam Steel Can Be Galvanized?
Q20: What Surface Treatment Can Be Applied To Z Beam Steel?
Q21: Does the Manufacturer Provide Z Beam Steel Accessories?
Q22: How Much Cost Z Beam Steel In China?
Q23: Does Chinas Z Beam Steel Complies With International Building Codes?
Q24: Why Do Buyers Prefer Largely To Import Z Beam Steel From China?
Q25: How Long Does It Takes To Deliver Z Beam Steel From China?
Q26: How Much is The Average Shipping Cost From China?
Q27: How Sunnyda Can Offer Z Beam Steel Competitive Price, Quality & Service?
Q28: Does Manufacturer Keep Stock Of Z Beam Steel?
Q29: What Does Z Beam Steel Warranty Usually Cover? How Long Does It Last?
Q30: I have Additional Questions About Z Beam Steel?
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Introduction
This frequently asked question guide briefly defines Z beam steel, applications, production process, while it provides a clear idea about various steel grades and galvanization types that can be applied to Z beam steel. It covers also other important topics about Z Beam Steel.
Q1: What Is Z Beam Steel?
Z Beam Steel is horizontal structural steel sections that take the form of the letter Z, theyre used under several names Z section, Z axis, Z profile, Z purlin, Z-Bars, Z-Channels, Zees, roof profile, facade profile, light gauge steel construction profile, etc
Because of its overlapping capability, strength and loading capacity, Z Beam Steel acts as a support and reinforcements for structures by providing lateral stability to the primary frame members.
They are essentially designed to build the roof and wall joists of the majority of shell structures. They are mostly used for framing work, supports purlin, auxiliary element, facade profile, stiffeners, stringcourse, reinforcements, trims, edgings and structural components.
Q2: What Are The Applications Of Z Beam Steel?
Z Beam Steels has become today a necessity in all residential, commercial and industrial steel structure construction to support mainly roof and wall sheeting and for many other purposes:
Construction:
Steel building construction, Mezzanines flooring, roofing truss, wall sheeting, Load-bearing column and beam.
Heavy industrial steel structure buildings exposed to excessive loads.
Light gauge steel structure constructions, warehouses and hangars.
Auxiliary element in industrial construction.
Structural framing in medium-sized buildings, as well as barns, garages, patios and carports.
Floor framing, scaffolds, rails, etc.
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Manufacturing
Automotive, car trailers, electricity and electronics.
Energy
Construction of oilfield support equipment, as industries platforms, petrochemical vertical steel structures etc
Others
Garage Doors, Store Fixtures, Metal Furniture, Racks, etc
Q3: What Are The Best Production Methods For Z Beam Steel?
Roll Forming is a proven technology used to create Z Beam Steel; this reliable method allows producing large quantities of steel sheet and thus, creates constant-profile parts with specific lengths.
Roll forming can be produced either through:
Z Beam steel passes through a series of Cold-formed steel (CFS) processes or cold-working. The production is carried out through a set of rolling, pressing, stamping and bending operations. Cold-rolled steel (CRS) sheets are commonly used in all areas of steel manufacturing including.
This process allows the deformation of metals above their recrystallization temperature recrystallization is an important step as it keeps the materials strain to harden, this ultimately keeps the yield strength and hardness low and ductility high.
Hot metal can be worked using several methods such as rolling, forging, extrusion, and drawing.
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Z Beam Steel Production Process:
The rolling process of Z Beam steel involves a series of bending operations via one or multiple fabrication machine processes, which progressively shape a strip of long sheet metal or coiled steel through a consecutive set of rolls mounted stands till obtaining the desired Z profile.
Secondary processing includes stamping, punching, holes and cutting off any Z Beam steel length.
Q4: What Are Z Beam Steel Types?
Z Beam steel is available in a diverse range of fully compatible Z profiles made from cold-rolled steel in depths ranging from 6 mm to 28 mm deep, indifferent standard or custom-made specifications, with or without returns flanges. The most common types of Z Beam steel are produced for Sleeved System, Double-span Sleeved, Butted, Heavy End Bay Systems, lapped and Single and Double Span Z beam steel.
Z Beam steel can form a well-proven structure system as well as a high degree of flexibility and strength, and weight-saving over hot rolled steel sections, along with simple handling during installation.
Q5: What Is The Difference Between Z Beam Steel And C?
Z beam steel can be used over single spans, lapped continuous spans in multi-bay buildings as well as unlapped continuous. Whereas C sections can only be used over single spans and unlapped continuous spans. In addition to that, Z beam steel is stronger than C beam steel.
Z & C beams steel are used with each other as joints and overlaps.
Q6: What Are The Materials Used To Produce Z Beam Steel?
Z Beam Steel can be made from high-tensile steel or mild steel. However, while high-tensile galvanized steel is mostly used, other metals such as stainless, aluminum, brass and copper remain also common. A variety of treatments and finishes using diverse coating and anti-corrosion protection materials are also applied to Z Beam steel.
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Mild Steel High-Tensile Steel
Z Beam Steel can be produced from light gauge low carbon mild steel of 2.30 mm to 4.50 mm thickness, conformant to JIS G & SSC 400.
Hot Dipped Galvanized High-Tensile Steel
Z Beam Steel is mostly made from Hot Dipped Galvanized High-Tensile Steel compliant with ASZ350. Thickness ranges from 1.50 mm to 3.00 mm, zinc coating Z275 (275g/m2) and minimum yield stress of 450MPa are applied.
Z350 (350 g/m2) zinc coating can be applied upon request.
G450 Steel: is a Z beam steel grade made from hot-dipped zinc-coated structural steel with a spangled surface, This steel grade guarantee a minimum yield strength of 450MPa. AS : and AS/NZS : are the main applicable standards.
G500 Steel: this is a hot-dipped zinc-coated structural steel used to produce Z beam steel; it offers a spangled surface and guaranteed minimum yield strength of 500MPa. Its Suitable for roll forming to a minimum internal diameter of 4t.
Its made according to AS : and AS/NZS : standards.
G550 Zinc: this grade of hot-dipped zinc alloy-coated structural steel offers a regular spangle surface while minimum yield strength of 550MPa is guaranteed.
12, 14, 16, 18 & 20 Gauge Galvanized Steel: a complete line of engineered Z Beam steel in different gauges can be provided; they are essential for framing work, supports, stiffeners, bracket and wall girt.
Q7: What Are The Advantages Of Using Z Beam Steel?
Z Beam Steel is considered an extremely economic and competitive solution due to its increased inertia, reduces deflection, large width and high-yield steel characteristics, which results in a good installation performance.
There are many advantages for constructing with Z Beam Steel:
- Zed Beam Steels are a lightweight alternative option to girts and timber purlins, Z beam steel is easy to install, it can be lapped, instead of wasting time in the cutting to length process.
- Excellent strength to weight ratio and load-bearing capacity.
- Extremely competitive section-modulus-to-mass ratio.
- Good corrosion resistance, the Z beam steel is thickest at the critical corrosion points, in addition to being galvanized and protected against rust.
- End-to-end connections allow builders to obtain a beam of any length with continual consistent structural characteristics; this allows more spans and can reduce the cost.
- Flexible design, bespoke Z Beam steel can be designed to suit required performance & specifications.
- Efficient Z beam steel shapes can be produced in both hot-rolled and cold-formed steel to suit all construction developments.
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Q8: What Are The Dimensions Of Z Beam Steel?
Production systems enable manufacturers to produce accurate Z beam steel to lengths of up to 9 m and up to a massive 500 mm deep x 6 mm. However, while Z beam steel can be customized according to customers required size and specifications. The following dimensions are commonly used:
Thickness: 1.5 mm to 3.2 mm.
Flange: 50 mm to 100 mm.
Lips: 15 mm to 30 mm.
Depth: 120 mm to 400 mm.
Weight: 2.80 Kg/m to 15.94 Kg/m.
Q9 What Are The Most Commonly Used Z Beam Steel Grades?
The most commonly used Z Beam Steel Grades are summarized below:
S450 Z Beam Steel
This is a pre-hot dipped galvanized cold roll-formed steel which has a guaranteed minimum yield strength of 450N/ mm2 and can be galvanized using Z275 coating.
Q235 Z Beam Steel
This is a plain carbon / mild steel structural steel that offers good cold bending performance, strength, toughness, plasticity, and weldability. It is classified under Chinese standard GB/T700. It is divided into four primary qualities: Q235A; Q235B; Q235C and Q235D and characterized by a Steel density of 7.85 g/cm3; a tensile strength of 370-500 MPa and a Yield strength of 235 MPa.
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Q345 Z Beam Steel
This Chinese standardized GB/T is a low alloy medium tensile strength steel, it is made through a hot-rolling process. Q345 Z Beam steel has a material density of 7.85 g/cm3, it offers a tensile strength of 470-630 Mpa and yield strength of 345 MPa.
Q345 Z beam steel has better properties than Q235. It is classified under five quality grades (Q345A; Q345B; Q345C; Q345D and Q345E). Its known by its cold and hot workability, good weldability in addition to its corrosion resistance characteristics.
Q345 specifications are typical to ASME A572, it also covers the standard requirements for steel grades 42, 50, 55, 60, and 65.
China Z Beam Steel grades can be provided inclusion low carbon steel Q195; Q235A; Q235B; Q345B.
European Z Beam Steel Grades:
Z beam steel can be produced using European steel grades and standards of S235; S275, S355 and more.
British Standard Z Beam Steel Grades:
Grade S350GD and S390GD + Zn 275 g/m2 are used to manufacture lightweight Z Beam steel / Z purlins compliant to EN , from cold-rolled thin gauge steel sheet, with a steel sheet yield strength of a minimum 350N/mm².
Q10: What Are The International Standards Of Z Beam Steel?
Commonly used Z Beam Steel meets the following Standards:
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The American Society for Testing and Materials Standards for Z Beam Steel
Z beam steel is designed and produced in accordance to ASTM A570/A570M-98 Standards and Specification for Hot-Rolled Steel Sheet.
Cold-formed Z Beam Steel / Z Purlin / Z Sections are normally made from high-strength steel and galvanized as per A 653.7 ASTM Standard Specification, while its zinc-coated following G60 and G90 standards and ASTM A 525 which specify all kinds of metal coatings that can be applied by a hot-dip process.
ASTM A 312; A269; A511A can be produced along with JIS G; AISI, BS, DIN, GB standards, material grades, specifications, dimensions, etc
AISI S100
The North American Specification for the Design of Cold-Formed Steel Structural Members, determines the scope, specifications under which Z beam steel is designed.
MetSPEC 14 the Middle East & North Of America
This innovative version software optimizes the design of Z steel beam / Z purlins and side rails to meet North American Standards and the Middle East as well.
Z Beam Steel British Standards
For the design of cold-formed thin gauge sections, code of practice for wind loads and imposed roof loads.
Z Beam Steel Eurocodes
Structural design and rules for cold-formed members and sheeting.
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Q11: What Is The Maximum Load Can Z Beam Steel Support?
Z beam steel is preferred as load-bearing and auxiliary element to be used in light and heavy structural steel buildings construction to support the loads from the roof deck or sheathing.
A load factor of 1.5 is normally adopted for Z beam steel while general working loads are calculated in compliance with the following codes and standards:
British Standards Institution under BS EN -1-3 standards which determines the snow load to be used for structural design and snow loads on roofs which occur in calm or windy conditions; loads due to snow overhanging the cantilevered edge of a roof, loads imposed by snow sliding down, etc
ASCE/SEI 7-05 this is a clause of the United States building codes, it specifies clearly the wind and earthquake load provisions and provide minimum design loads and general structural design concerning wind, snow, rain, atmospheric ice, earthquake loads, dead, live, soil, flood and their combinations.
European standards for densities, self-weight, imposed loads: self-weight of construction works and imposed loads on buildings are designed as per BS EN -1-1 general actions.
European standards for wind actions: wind actions on structures BS EN -1-4: general actions are strictly applied in design, modeling of wind actions, wind velocity and velocity pressure.
Q12: How Long Can Z Beam Steel Span?
Using Z Beam Steel can result in achieving a span of 15 m, this offers a flexible and column-free internal space, and reduce substructure costs and erection times.
Z beam steel used in the roof allows a maximum span of 12 m.
In single-span system Z beam steel can offer up of 6 10 m, this is mainly used in walls and roofs. Whereas, in double-span system 4 to 6m spans can be reached in walls and roof applications which necessitate moderate spans.
Q13: What Is The Maximum Length Of Z Beam Steel?
Z beam steel of a maximum length of mm Z beam can be produced, with a maximum of 4,00 mm to 400mm of web measurement and a maximum of 100 mm flange measurement.
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Q14: What Are The Critical Factors To Consider Before Buying Lightweight Z Beam Steel?
The following are the most important factors to consider before ordering Z Beam Steel:
- The load-bearing capacity.
- Torsional Rigidity.
- Local Buckling.
- Distortion of section.
- Resistance to support reactions.
- Unsupported lower flange under compression.
Q15: Can Manufacturer Design Z Beam Steel?
Yes, absolutely.
Z Beam steel can be designed to suit each project requirements and specification using the latest technology software that optimizes effectively Z Beam steel design processes and can perform planning, creating detailed models for structural construction, visualizing projects, creating load tables, calculating Z Beam Steel requirements in a timely effective manner while minimizing costs.
- Z Beam steel design software enables customers to select the most convenable and affordable Z Beam steel systems design that suits their budget while it responds to their functional, aesthetics needs.
- European and British design standards are incorporated in Z Beam steel design.
- Z Beam steel can be designed as per required sizes, specifications, materials, span, length, finishing, etc
- Pre-punched holes based on either standard pattern or to clients bespoke requirements can be performed.
Q16: Does Manufacturer Provide Z Beam Steel Customization?
Z Beam steel can be customized to suit customer precise requirements in design, materials, sizes, thicknesses, lengths, finishing, cutting and forming using computer numerical control (CNC) machines. All customization options can be provided including the following options:
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Standard and Special Dimensions
Thickness: 1.5 mm to 3.2 mm.
Flange: 50 mm to 100 mm.
Lips: 15 mm to 30 mm.
Depth: 120 mm to 400 mm.
Weight: 2.80 Kg/m to 15.94 Kg/m.
Up to 9 meters in one length;
Custom lengths also can be produced.
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Custom sizes can be produced to meet original equipment manufacturer (OEM) requirements.
Press-forming
High accuracy press forming machines (BW Industries) are used to offer up to 9 meters in one length Z Beam Steel including even heavier gauges and longer lengths.
Cutting
Z Beam steel can be cut to specified length requirements, using laser cutting to provide high-quality cutting of any shape while giving volume productivity at a minimum cost.
Hole punching and notching
Standard and customized holes and slots can be punched and notched to the highest possible accuracy to suit any Z beam steel detail design requirements. Hole punching and notching process are made according to AISC guide.
A comprehensive range of tooling is used to produce Z beam steel punching and notching to almost any size, any steel gauge, any shape holes, in any number, to any position.
Computer-controlled punching stations and CNC Turrett Punch Press with 30 tons high-speed servo hydraulic punching head, which allows the punching of flat sheets of x mm and cold-formed sections up to 6 mm thick Z beam steel.
Hole of 22 mm diameter: suitable for M16 bolts and for big size Z beam steel webs of 300 mm and 350 mm.
Hole of 18 mm 22 mm diameter: suitable for M12 bolts and for 100; 150; 200 and 250 mm deep Z Beam steel.
Special projects: Z beam steel hole numbers, sizes and gauge lines can be modified to suit required design performance.
Drilled Holes
Z Beam steel can be supplied un-drilled or with pre-drilled holes at any hole diameter size including small size holes, using high-speed steel (HSS) drills, Core drills/Hole saws, etc
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Q17: Does Manufacturer Provide Plain And Punched Z Beam Steel?
Yes, Z Beam steel can be supplied blank or punched according to customer specifications.
Punching and blanking are metal fabrication processes that involve cutting the Z Beam steel surface into specific forms. This process enables highly specialized parts to be produced in addition to minimizing waste and cost.
In punching, a scrap slug is removed as the punch enters the punching die, leaving a hole in the Z Beam steel workpiece. On the other hand, Z beam steel Blanking creates a geometric shape or blank from the primary material, by feeding the steel sheet into a press and die.
Q18: What Anti-Corrosion Surface Protection Can Be Applied To Z Beam Steel?
Z Beam steel is typically prefinished with galvanization or other rust-inhibiting coating materials such as:
Hot-dip galvanizing
Hot-dip galvanizing offers excellent anti-corrosion protection in the most demanding corrosive atmospheres. Z350 (350g/m2) galvanizing coating is recommended for Z beam steel used in a non-aggressive environment; it offers excellent protection, long life lasting and maintenance-free. While, Z450 (450g/m2) galvanizing coating is preferred for severe corrosive atmospheric conditions such as marine and industrial environments. The heavier galvanizing coating also can be provided based on customers requests.
Zinc Coating
Zinc coatings with different coating thicknesses, surface qualities and surface treatments can be applied to Z Beam steel to meet the demands of various applications.
Zinc coating provides excellent adhesiveness, uniformity, ductility and good frictional behavior while the zinc lubricating effect makes it easy to mold and offers a graceful finished surface to Z beam steel.
This anti-corrosion coating type can meet aesthetic visual appearance requirements due to its crystallized zinc spangle. It can last up to 80 years and can be reached using zinc coating range from Z100 to Z600 (42 µm on both sides) with a composition of zinc coating which consists of (>99%) zinc.
Z beam steel Zinc coating thicknesses are defined in accordance with EN: technical requirements.
Zinc coatings are available in a wide range of qualities and surface treatments. It can be made to meet different coating thicknesses specifications and meet the demands of various applications. Upon request, OEM Z beam steel zinc coating can be also fulfilled.
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Q19: Is Z beam Steel Can Be Galvanized?
Galvanized Z Steel beam is preferred due to its excellent corrosion resistance, long life lasting and sustainability. Those factors made it highly effective and suitable for rust prevention, for exterior and interior applications; the following galvanized steel types are the most used in Z beam steel application:
Z275 (galvanized)
Z beam steel can be pre-hot dipped galvanized with Z275 (275g/m2) Zinc coating. This type of zinc coating can offer minimum yield strength of 450N/mm², with a minimum spangle suitable for both painted and unpainted Z Beam steel applications. Z275 is available in different thicknesses from 1.50 mm to 5.00 mm.
This coating class is applied to Z beam steel in conformance with AS standards which define zinc coating class, hot-dip metallic coated sheet steel and weights to be strictly followed in Z Beam steel coating.
However, while Z275 is the normal coating class for Z beam steel, the following remains optional:
AZ150 (Galvalume)
This is an aluminum-zinc alloy (Galvalume) that offers a fine spangle suitable for Z beam steel painting without any other treatment.
Z350 (350 g/m2) and Z200 are reliable and efficient galvanization solutions that can suit effectively all Z beam steel aesthetic and performance requirements.
Z450 and Z600 are hot-dipped galvanized heavy-coating known for its long life-time and excellent surface aspect which blends in almost all storage environments. Its widely used for Z beam steel being competitive in terms of price and quality.
Galvanized-(G40, G60 and G90)
Z Beam steel can be zinc-coated (galvanized) in accordance with ASTM A653 and ASTM A Standard Specification.
G40 galvanization: is applied to Z beam steel made from 25 and 20 steel gauges and coated with ASTM A.
G60 galvanization: this galvanization type is applicable mainly to Z beam steel produced from 18 gauge steel and greater and coated in accordance with ASTM A guide.
G90 Galvanized: Z beam steel is hot dipped in zinc and coated with a minimum 0.90 oz. of zinc per square foot. This process provides 50 percent more zinc protection to Z beam steel. This type of galvanization offers excellent corrosion resistance and suits more all Z beam steel exterior applications.
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Q20: What Surface Treatment Can Be Applied To Z Beam Steel?
A variety of cost-effective and resistant surface treatment can be used to enhance the aesthetic of Z beam steel and ensure abrasion and anti-corrosion protection including:
- Z600 galvanized finish.
- EB with Polycoat
- Prefinished Galvanized-(G30, G60, G90, G210) electro, bonderized and smooth bite can be provided.
- Pre-plated (Hot-dip zinc).
- Prepainted at any color.
- Repolished
- Red Oxide Primed.
- Black
Q21: Does the Manufacturer Provide Z Beam Steel Accessories?
Z Steel Beam manufacturer can provide a variety of compatible accessories that can be supplied for all structural design and cladding types including:
- C Purlin.
- Eaves beams.
- Side rails.
- Anti-sag bars.
- Anti-sag rods.
- Cleaner angles.
- Sleeves
- Cleates
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Q22: How Much Cost Z Beam Steel In China?
Hot-rolled galvanized Z Beam Steel costs approximately: $450 per Ton.
Z beam steel prices may vary according to quantities and customization level required.
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Q23: Does Chinas Z Beam Steel Comply With International Building Codes?
Yes, effectively. Chinas Z beam steel is produced in compliance with International Building Codes (IBC) and countries local building codes. Chinas Z beam steel producers apply strictly all regulations that govern Z beam steel performance, design, technical specifications, materials, load requirements, seismic forces resistance, fire safety code, etc
Q24: Why Do Buyers Prefer Largely To Import Z Beam Steel From China?
A key reason that builders and business owners from all over the world choose to import Z Beam steel from China is that Z Beam steel Chinese manufacturers have all the resources, capabilities, technology and production capacity to produce all ranges of Z beam steel in large quantities. This reduces manufacturing costs and significantly lowers the price of Z beam steel and increases the profit margins for importers.
Furthermore, Chinese Z Beam steel producers can offer a one-stop-shop solution including design, manufacturing, customization and all related services at a cost-effective while quality and on-time delivery are ensured. This saves customers time, money and provides access to the most innovative Z Beam steel.
Chinese Z Beam steel has gained global steel industry popularity; construction sector investors rely heavily on China Z beam steel imports to build high-quality, sustainable buildings at an affordable cost.
Q25: How Long Does It Takes To Deliver Z Beam Steel From China?
Z beam steel production can be processed in 2-5 days according to order quantities and customization requirements, while shipping by Sea freight takes around 10 to 25 days.
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Q26: How Much is The Average Shipping Cost From China?
Z beam steel shipping cost from china depends largely on weight and destination.
To ship one 20 containers from China to South Africa, during peak seasons is estimated at the rate of - $ around
Please note that almost all Z beam steel is made from Light Weight Steel, so this may result in less shipping cost.
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Q27: How Sunnyda Can Offer Z Beam Steel Competitive Price, Quality & Service?
Sunnyda is a name you can trust; its a synonym for effectiveness and Efficiency in designing, producing and exporting high-quality and affordable Z beam steel for various applications.
Sunnyda is one of the best Chinese producers of cold-rolled sections including Z beam steel, with a production capacity of more than 1,000,000 tons per year and a production system that enable manufacturing Z beam steel in a high degree of strength and accuracy. There are virtually no limitations in design, size, length, customization requirements and technical support when you need it.
Our Z steel beam can be produced for sleeved, double-span sleeved, butted and over-lapped systems.
Sunnyda Z Beam Steel is certified by the leading international standardization organizations:
- CE Marking Certification and conformity with all relevant EU-wide requirements for Z beam steel.
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Q28: Does Manufacturer Keep Stock Of Z Beam Steel?
Yes, Z Beam steel standard sizes are available on stock, while special sizes and customized Z Beam steel are made to order. Contact us now or visit our store for more details. We are located at: No 29, Huahui Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai, China.
Q29: What Does Z Beam Steel Warranty Usually Cover? How Long Does It Last?
Z beam steel manufacturers offer comprehensive warranties that cover not only the steel materials, coating and corrosion performance but also the serviceability performance.
The manufacturer can back their Z Beam steel with 20 years.
Z beam steel coating treatments warranty is subject to inquiry, please contact:
Z beam steel material deemed to be defective will be replaced at no charge by Sunnyda upon showing evidence.
Q30: I have Additional Questions About Z Beam Steel?
If you have any questions about Z beam steel, if you require more details about our best prices and services, if you need more advice about your current project steel, please contact us now today
Racking Beams: Types and characteristics
Beams are one of the main elements in the basic structure of industrial racking in a warehouse. They are the horizontal component of the racking structure and directly support the weight of the unit load stored, hence their importance.
Choosing the right type of beam for the industrial racking in a storage project will be key to the correct operation of the warehouse and is a critical factor when designing and calculating the storage system.
We review below the characteristics of the beams, the various types available and the differences between them.
Characteristics and functions of a racking beam
A racking beam is fixed to the adjoining frames thanks to the connectors at its ends which are designed to fit perfectly into the drill holes of AR Rackings upright.
The spacer with the frames through the connectors helps to form the main racking structure, creating a very firm and secure system.
The main function therefore of the beam in the racking structure is to stiffen the racking and correctly support the load stored, ensuring its stability and facilitating the loading and unloading process for efficient warehouse operations.
So that the beam can perform its support function correctly, apart from faultless manufacture, the right type of load must be chosen according to its load capacity, strength, exterior finish or design.
The beam, a component within a complex structure
Although the beam is one of the structural elements of industrial racking, it is just another piece of a complex structure carefully designed to fully optimise a companys product storage efficiency.
The frame is another key element. It is the main vertical component and is also part of a basic structure made up of 2 uprights joined together by metal horizontal and diagonal profiles, upright bases and fixing elements.
The safety pin is a small piece situated in the hole of the upright where the connector is joined to the beam and helps to prevent the accidental displacement of the beam. It is a very simple and quick safety element.
In addition, depending on the characteristics of the racking on the beams, metal or wooden racks, panels or trays may be coupled to support special unit loads, and also support bars perpendicular to the beams.
As an additional safety element, the racking structure may also include frame or upright protectors, protection meshes or specific signage.
Types of beams according to their exterior finish
One of the ways of categorising the different types of beams is according to their type of exterior finish, where the most common would be with a painted (there are different types of paint) and galvanised.
Beams with painted finish
Beams with a painted finish are historically the most common in the sector, generally in a clearly recognisable orange colour.
For AR Racking beams with a painted finish, the process is automated and a treatment is applied with a nanotechnological product of synthetic ceramic compounds and a wash with 100% osmosis water.
This pre-treatment helps prevent impurities in the beams that could subsequently result in the corrosion of the component. Once they have been treated, the paint is applied in an automated booth, with an epoxy-polyester spray followed by a compacting treatment in an oven.
Hot-dip galvanised beams
This type of beam has a hot-dip galvanised finish where the whole piece has been immersed in a zinc bath to increase its protection against corrosion.
It is an ideal beam for outdoor warehouses or environments with aggressive conditions such as warehouses for chemical products or saline environments. Its suitability will be determined in the project study and analysis phase, choosing from a wide range of beams and strengths.
Type of beam by load capacity
We can also differentiate between the types of beams according to load capacity. Depending on the design and thickness of the beam, the load capacity will be greater or less. In addition to this, though, there are 2 different types of beams.
Double C beams
Double C beams are called as such because they consist of 2 C-shaped metal profiles welded together. These rectangular tube beams, being made up of 2 profiles, give the piece great strength and load capacity, although they may not be the most efficient option for storage systems with medium or light loads.
Thanks to the wide range of lengths, widths and strengths, these types of beams can be adapted to any unit load.
Light beams
Light beams consist of a single complete tube-shaped profile, instead of 2 profiles joined together. It is a more efficient beam in terms of use of raw material, but also designed to store lighter loads than double C beams.
It is a type of beam that can be used for both pallet load racking and picking solutions.
Z beams
In addition to the 2 models above, another type of beam is the Z beam. These beams consist of a Z shaped profile, especially designed so that metal or wooden panels that allow storage of cartons or manual goods can fit easily on them.
As a result, these types of beams are especially designed for picking solutions and will therefore have a lower load capacity.
There is also a version of the Z beam without the upper flange, as the main function of this flange is to act as a stop for the wooden support.
Single C beams
As a possible alternative to the types of beams outlined, there are single C beams. These beams are generally used for short lengths. Since they are hollow, their main advantage is that they can be used to fix diverse accessories that would be impossible in a light beam or double C beam.
Continuous beams
To build complex clad-rack warehouses, occasionally a very different type of beam to the conventional models mentioned above is used. These are continuous beams.
These beams do not have connectors but are instead very long beams that span various modules of the structure. They demonstrate more efficient behaviour due to their great length and their multiple supports, but they are only used for specific cases such as clad-rack warehouses because they are not a flexible or adaptable system at all in levels.
If you want to know which beam is the most appropriate for the storage system to be installed in your companys warehouse or distribution centre, you can contact our team which will advise you on the best solution.
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