Channel PFC Welded Flat Bar
Channel PFC Welded Flat Bar is a PFC, an asymmetric channel whose open side lets you bolt or weld into it from within the profile. A channel is not symmetric about its vertical axis, so load applied through the web centreline induces twist. Where a PFC carries significant load it usually needs to be restrained, paired back-to-back, or checked for torsion.
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It sits at the lighter end of the range, which keeps handling costs down and lets small teams position members without mechanical lifting plant. Supplied in grade S275 / S355 to BS EN 10025-2, cut to your lengths and delivered worldwide. Heat numbers are traceable back to the rolling mill, with EN 10204 3.1 certificates issued against each delivery.
Typically specified for floor edge trimmers, cladding and sheeting rails, flitch beams around timber, lift shaft framing and agricultural building purlins.
Where a channel is fixed against timber, coach screws through the web are usual; confirm hole diameter so oversize does not reduce the fixing.
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Common questions about the Channel PFC Welded Flat Bar — weight, grade, cut-to-length and worldwide delivery.
- Weight per metre for this size is confirmed at quotation — send us the section reference and we will come back with the exact figure.
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