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Strut Channel

Strut Channel

What Materials Are Strut Channels Made From?

What Materials Are Strut Channels Made From?

Strut channels exist in three primary manufacturing materials. Strut channels exist in three basic material options, which include steel, stainless steel together with aluminum. The additional durability and resistance against corrosion come from galvanization and powder coating applications to steel strut channels. Stainless steel strut channels demonstrate excellent corrosion resistance and high strength due to their properties so they function well in demanding environments. Aluminum strut channels serve well for outdoor use because they provide both weight savings and rust resistance. The specific requirement for some applications may involve fiberglass material instead of steel or aluminum to build strut channels. Materials get selected according to application requirements, which include weight-support capacity and environmental factors, together with cost factors.

How Much Weight Can A Strut Channel Support?

A strut channel's capacity to support weight depends on its dimensions, material type, design, construction, and installation. 12-gauge steel strut channels typically distribute 400 to 800 pounds of weight with correct spacing between them. The actual weight capacity of a strut channel differs widely depending on the mentioned influencing factors. A heavier gauge,e together with a stronger stainless steel material, allows the strut channel to carry a greater weight. Users need to consult either structural engineers or manufacturer's specifications to learn the precise weight-bearing capacity of particular strut channels.

How Much Weight Can A Strut Channel Support?
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