Wide Flange Beams

Wide flange is a structural beam of rolled steel with flanges equal or wider than the web, having a cross-section that resembles the letter “H”. I-beams have flanges shorter than the web and shaped as letter “I”. They are found in many structural applications such as bridges, buildings, and many structures in general civil construction.

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These steel sections are also ideal for strutting system, retaining structures, and piling works. ESC incorporates wide flanges and I-beams into sheet pile walls and combination walls, as kingposts when extra strength against lateral pressure is required. This is achieved by providing interlocks at the ends of the flanges for the proper connection of infill steel sheets. They are considered as lightweight, sustainable, and cost-saving materials.