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Where do the symbols for channel steel, angle steel L, etc. in drawing come from?

2019-07-04View Original

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Where do the symbols for channel steel, angle steel L, etc. in drawing come from? I have been doing drawings for several years now, and I’ve noticed that our company’s drawings consistently use the notation [ for channel steel, L for angle steel, and – for flat steel. I checked both the design manuals and mechanical drawing manuals, but I couldn’t find such notations there. Where do they originate from? Or is it used for easier identification?
Reply #22019-07-04
GB 706 Clause 4.5
Reply #32019-07-04
GB 706 Article 4.5?
Reply #42019-07-04
Thank you to member fzujunru for the reply; it was informative :)
Reply #52019-07-05
In CAD, whether this is displayed depends on the font; some fonts do not support it
Reply #62019-07-05
I also learned about its origin for the first time, even though I’ve been using it all along
Reply #72019-07-08
Thank you very much. I had been referring to the mechanical design manual without paying attention to the standards; now I’ve found the root cause

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