The Stainless Steel Angle Bar is a top-rated product in the building materials market. This is because it is lightweight and easy to work with. It can be used for a wide variety of projects, including car parts, furniture, garden sheds and much more.
Lian Cheong Hardware Stainless Steel Angle Bar is a versatile product. These are made from primarily process from iron and carbon which means they are strong and durable but also lightweight, allowing you to create an impressive display with minimal effort. The Angle Bar are also resistant to corrosion and wear, so that they will last longer than other materials such as steel or iron.
This product also allows for higher-quality construction because the materials are more rigid than steel or iron, which means there will be less chance of bending when you are building something.
The most common applications for Stainless Steel Angle Bar in architecture and interior design projects can be used as structural support beams or decorative elements. Other common uses include:
- Making furniture
- Building walls/walls without studs (e.g., shelving units)
- Creating structures for plants (such as hanging baskets)
Our Stainless Steel Angle Bar offers many benefits over other materials when it comes to construction projects:
- Lightweight – these Angle Bar are much lighter than steel or iron, which makes them easier to handle.
- Easy To Work With – these rods are easy to cut and shape compared to other materials such as steel or iron, which can make construction projects easier
- Resistant To Corrosion – these Stainless Steel have a higher melting point than steel which makes them more resistant to corrosion
The most common alloying elements are magnesium, silicon, and oxygen. The presence of these elements gives aluminium flexibility, ductility, and strength. The density of aluminium is 7.8 g/cm3 or 7.9 g/cm3 depending on the purity level.
Our product has a high strength-to-weight ratio, making it an ideal substitute for steel and other metals in many applications. Aluminium is a metal alloy with the molecular formula of Al, a grey-white metal commonly used in construction.
Widely used in aircraft, boat building, and automobiles because it is light yet solid and corrosion-resistant. Because of its high strength properties, aluminium has been used to make parts for cars, ships, and airplanes.