Is this okay?
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On stainless steel equipment, reinforcement bars are usually made of angle steel or channel steel, but these materials are often difficult to obtain in the market. Therefore, manufacturers typically press or weld them into shape on their own. Can the angle steel or channel steel produced in this way meet the standards? Can it meet the required strength specifications for angle steel or channel steel?
Yes, but the thickness needs to be determined by referring to standards.
No problem; as long as the specifications, size requirements, and material requirements are met, it’s fine
It’s possible, as long as the strength is sufficient
1. It is possible to manufacture stainless steel angle steel or channel steel by oneself in accordance with technical requirements and corresponding specifications. 2. Post-weld correction and weld pickling and passivation treatment must be carried out.
It is possible to make it homemade, but it does not fully meet the standards; strength tests are required
It is possible to manufacture channel steel and angle steel by oneself! It is sufficient to carry out the production in accordance with certain technical requirements
Are stainless steel angle bars and channel bars easy to find these days?
They are all standard parts, so it’s more convenient to purchase them.
It’s easy to buy; standard steel profiles are better than making them yourself
Standard steel sections are easy to purchase, but they can sometimes be difficult to bend into the desired shape
If it follows national standards, it is not standard; but if it is homemade, as long as the materials and thickness meet the requirements, there is no problem