Steel Stock Assortment

Steel stock assortment refers to a variety of steel products that are available for purchase or use. In the supply class of Structural Shapes, steel stock assortment refers to a range of steel shapes that are specifically designed for structural applications. These shapes are commonly used in construction and engineering projects to provide support, stability, and strength to various structures.

Some common examples of steel stock assortment in the supply class of Structural Shapes include:

1. I-Beams: These are steel beams with an "I" shape cross-section. They are commonly used in construction projects to provide structural support for buildings, bridges, and other structures.

2. H-Beams: Similar to I-beams, H-beams have an "H" shape cross-section. They are often used in construction projects that require greater load-bearing capacity.

3. Channels: Steel channels have a "C" shape cross-section and are commonly used in construction projects for framing, support, and reinforcement.

4. Angles: Steel angles have an "L" shape cross-section and are used in various applications, including structural support, bracing, and framing.

5. Tubes: Steel tubes are hollow cylindrical structures that are used in a wide range of applications, including structural support, fluid transportation, and mechanical components.

These are just a few examples of the steel stock assortment available in the supply class of Structural Shapes. The specific assortment may vary depending on the supplier and the requirements of the project.