M S Angles

Our M S Angles are versatile and essential components for various construction and fabrication projects. Available in different sizes, such as 20 x 20 mm, 25 x 25 mm, 32 x 32 mm, and 65 x 65 mm, these angles provide flexibility and strength. With weights per meter ranging from 0.87 kg to 8.9 kg, our M S Angles offer reliable structural support. Whether you need them for bracing, framing, or other applications, these angles deliver the stability and load-bearing capacity you require.

Categories:Jain Structurals, Steel

Specification

Series	Size (mm)	Weight/Metre (Kg)	Weight/18' (Kg)
3600	20 x 20 x 3	0.87	4.5
2600	25 x 25 x 3	1.1	6.1
	32 x 32 x 3	1.4	7.8
	37 x 37 x 3	1.6	8.8
2400	25 x 25 x 4	1.44	7.8
	25 x 25 x 5	1.55	8.5
	25 x 25 x 6	1.9	10.5
Basic	50 x 50 x 6	4.5	24
1500	35 x 35 x 4	2	11
	35 x 35 x 5	2.6	14
	35 x 35 x 6	3	16.5
800	65 x 65 x 4	3.9	21.5
	65 x 65 x 5	4.9	27
	65 x 65 x 6	5.84	32
	40 x 40 x 4	2.4	13
	40 x 40 x 5	2.9	16
	40 x 40 x 6	3.5	19
	50 x 50 x 4	2.9	16
	50 x 50 x 5	3.7	20
	65 x 65 x 8	7.6	42
	45 x 45 x 5	3.3	18.5
	75 x 75 x 5	5.6	31
	75 x 75 x 6	6.8	37
	75 x 75 x 8	8.9	49

Uses

1. Building Construction: M S angles are commonly used in building construction for framing, support structures, and reinforcement of concrete and masonry elements.

2. Roof and Ceiling Framing: These angles are used to create roof trusses and ceiling frames in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.

3. Support Structures: M S angles are used to create support frames for various structures, including beams, columns, and bridges.

4. Furniture: Mild steel angles are used in the construction of furniture frames, such as tables, chairs, and racks.

5. Staircases: M S angles are often used as stringers and support brackets for staircases and steps.

6. Shelving and Racks: These angles are used to create shelving and storage racks in warehouses, retail spaces, and storage areas.

7. Equipment Supports: M S angles are used as supports for machinery, equipment, conveyors, and platforms in industrial settings.

8. Architectural Features: Angles can be used in architectural designs to create decorative features and structural elements.

9. Fencing and Railings: M S angles are used in the construction of fences, railings, and barriers due to their strength and durability.

10. Infrastructure: They are used in infrastructure projects such as construction of walkways, handrails, and pedestrian bridges.

11. Automotive Industry: Mild steel angles find applications in constructing automotive chassis, frames, and support components.

12. Agricultural Equipment: M S angles are used in the construction of various agricultural equipment and machinery.

13. DIY Projects: Angles are popular for DIY projects, offering versatility in creating custom structures and supports.

14. Signage: They can be used to create frames for signs and displays in commercial spaces.

15. Supports for Utility Services: Angles are used to create supports for utility services like electrical conduits and pipes.

Advantages

1. Versatility: M S angles come in various sizes and dimensions, making them suitable for a wide range of structural and construction applications.

2. Strength: Mild steel angles offer good tensile strength and load-bearing capacity, making them suitable for structural and support purposes.

3. Ease of Fabrication: M S angles can be easily cut, welded, and fabricated, allowing for versatile design and construction options.

4. Cost-Effective: Mild steel angles are generally cost-effective compared to other materials, making them an economical choice for construction projects.

5. Corrosion Resistance: While mild steel is prone to rusting, proper surface treatment and maintenance can enhance its corrosion resistance and longevity.