Mild Steel Channels

Mild Steel Channels

Our parallel flange channels, commonly referred to as U channel, C channel, C section, or PFC, are measured in width (mm) x depth (mm) x weight (kg). Made from S275JR grade steel, they boast excellent machinability and weldability.

We offer an extensive range of mild steel channels supplied directly from stock at some of the best prices online.

Tapered Flange Channels

We also offer tapered flange channels or C sections, measured similarly, and used in various construction applications. The tapered design of the flange distinguishes it from the parallel flange channel.

Customisation and Cutting Services

At SPD, we provide custom cutting services to suit your specific project requirements, ensuring precision and convenience for all our steel channel products. We also provide steel preservation, including shot/blasting and primer painting along with cutting and drilling on request.

Delivery

We offer FREE standard delivery on Mild Steel orders over £200+VAT and Engineering Bar and Tube Clamp products for orders over £300 ex VAT.

Delivery is 2/5 days on all mild steel and engineering steel products standard and cut. 48Hour Delivery available on most standard length orders but will depend on the delivery address provided. Please check with our chat team if quicker delivery is required.

Tubeclamps can often be delivered next day and the same goes for our Stainless and Handrail products.

If you require urgent/next-day delivery please speak to our team on our live chat.

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Taper Flange Channel v Parallel Flange Channel

The primary difference lies in their flange design. Taper flange channels have flanges that reduce in thickness towards the ends, which can lead to cost savings in material.

On the other hand, parallel flange channels maintain a consistent thickness throughout the flange, providing uniform strength and making them easier to connect and work with. This consistent thickness often results in improved load-carrying capacity and allows for the use of standard washers in connections.