Definition:

Strut C channel, also known as C-Channel, is a type of metal framing channel that is commonly used in construction, electrical, and industrial applications. It has a C-shaped cross-section with a flat back and two perpendicular flanges.

Material:

Strut C channels are typically made from galvanized steel or stainless steel. The galvanized steel channels are coated with zinc to protect against corrosion, while stainless steel channels offer greater resistance to corrosion.

Sizes:

• C channel width is aorund 41mm*41mm ,41mm*21mm ,41mm*52mm ,41mm*62mm,
• Thickness is about 0.7mm – 3.0mm,
• Length as common size is since 1m to 12m.

Installation:

Strut C channels can be easily installed and connected using specialized fittings, brackets, and clamps. They can be attached to walls, ceilings, or other surfaces using screws, bolts, or welds.

Load Capacity: The load-bearing capacity of a strut C channel depends on its size and material. Manufacturers provide load tables that specify the maximum recommended loads for different channel dimensions and installation methods.

Accessories and Attachments:

Various accessories and attachments are available for strut C channels, including spring nuts, beam clamps, threaded rods, hangers, brackets, and pipe supports. These accessories enhance their versatility and enable customization for specific applications.

Applications:

C channels are primarily used in building construction for structural support, as well as in electrical and mechanical installations for routing and securing cables, pipes, and other components. They are also used in shelving, framework, and various industrial applications.

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