Light HE-series sections with actual depth, flange width and cut length identified
We supply HEA steel sections for fabrication shops and project material schedules. The selected HEA designation stays paired with its actual geometry, structural grade and delivered length. Full lengths, prepared cuts and protective finishes are priced as defined supply items.
| Product | Hot-rolled HEA light wide-flange steel sections |
|---|---|
| Designation | Complete HE A section designation retained on the order |
| Dimensions | Depth, flange width, web and flange thickness from the selected profile |
| Material | Named structural grade and required inspection document |
| Length | Full length or finished cuts, with piece quantities |
| Finish | Mill surface or specified primer/galvanized finish and preparation scope |
Match the complete profile to the connection drawing, including web and flange thickness.
| Profile | Depth h (mm) | Width b (mm) | Web tw (mm) | Flange tf (mm) | Mass (kg/m) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HEA 100 | 96 | 100 | 5.0 | 8.0 | 16.7 |
| HEA 120 | 114 | 120 | 5.0 | 8.0 | 19.9 |
| HEA 140 | 133 | 140 | 5.5 | 8.5 | 24.7 |
| HEA 160 | 152 | 160 | 6.0 | 9.0 | 30.4 |
| HEA 180 | 171 | 180 | 6.0 | 9.5 | 35.5 |
| HEA 200 | 190 | 200 | 6.5 | 10.0 | 42.3 |
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Selected nominal HEA dimensions and theoretical mass from our HE section catalog, cross-checked with ArcelorMittal section data. Mass is for the steel profile before coating. Rolling tolerances and the ordered material requirements remain separate acceptance conditions.
EN 10365 identifies European hot-rolled section dimensions and mass. The material line separately states the structural grade and the project’s required material specification and records.
The structural grade and required material records are stated alongside the HEA section. A section with the correct shape still needs the material properties and delivery requirements adopted by the project.
The ordered product requirements set permitted deviations in depth, width, thickness, straightness and section geometry. Nominal values guide section selection, while the accepted fabrication drawing defines any required finished-part fit.
The cutting list identifies finished length and quantity for each HEA profile. Squareness or end-angle requirements are retained where the member connects to an end plate or adjoining steelwork.
Rolled fillets occupy the corners between the web and flange. Plate corners, bolt locations and tool access are arranged around that curve using the full section detail.
Holes, end plates and welded attachments follow the approved fabrication drawing. Their positions use the actual flange and web geometry of the selected HEA profile.
Primer and galvanizing require their own preparation and acceptance scope. Connection surfaces, weld zones and any coating exclusions are identified before the finish is applied.
Fabricators working from HEA drawings can retain the specified HEA profile. The material list keeps its section, grade, length and preparation together through supply and fabrication.
HEA lengths can be quoted alongside other defined sections while retaining separate quantities and identification. This helps the receiving shop reconcile a mixed profile shipment with its cutting schedule.
Depth and flange width distinguish the selected HEA profile from other series. Web and flange thickness complete the section check before fabrication or dispatch.
Finished piece lengths and cut-end requirements are checked against the cutting list. Member identity stays with the piece where several profiles or lengths are supplied.
The material certificate and heat identity remain linked to the ordered grade and supplied sections. Additional testing is included only where required by the purchase specification.
The release check covers damaging distortions, end condition and the specified protective finish. Packing contact points are arranged to avoid harming prepared connection surfaces.
Timber spacers separate and support the lengths, with restraints placed around a stable stack. Prepared ends and connection surfaces remain clear of hard contact where practicable.
Bundles identify the section designation, lengths and quantities. Each HE series keeps its own material and member marks so receiving and fabrication allocate the intended section to each part.
Our offer identifies whether the price basis uses nominal section mass or another agreed weight basis. Cutting, holes, attachments, finish and shipment terms are separately identified.
HEA 200 is nominally 190 mm deep. The actual depth, width and connection details must match the approved drawing before it can replace another section.
An accepted replacement compares section geometry, material requirements and connection details against the project design. A proposed US W section has its own identified profile and approval before it replaces the specified HEA member.
Yes, as a separate fabrication scope from the approved drawing. The quote identifies hole layout, attachments, preparation and inspection alongside the selected section and cut list.
The table gives theoretical steel mass before coating. The quotation states the agreed billing weight basis and the finish scope separately.
Yes, with separate profile designations, lengths and quantities on the material list. Each supplied group retains its own section and material identity.
An outside measurement establishes the section geometry. The structural grade is verified through the material specification, heat-linked records and any additional analysis required by the order.
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Send the HEA designation, structural grade, lengths and piece counts. Attach any cutting, hole or connection drawings and the required finish, records and destination. Our offer separates section supply from the specified preparation work.