Channels

1" x 1", 20 gauge roll formed bed rail. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two narrower return legs that capture a mating plastic cover. The profile is produced in cold rolled steel and later powder coated after assembly. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other non-structural components to provide limited added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.5" x 1.5", 18 gauge roll formed galvanized channel. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two shorter return legs. The profile is produced in galvanized steel to match other parts in the assembly. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.6" x 3.3", 24 gauge roll formed stainless railroad car trim. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two shorter return legs with hems. The profile is produced in stainless steel to match other parts in the assembly. This part serves as a batten cover over a joint in the assembly. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.2" x 0.4", 20 gauge roll formed galvanized channel. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Notches and slots are incorporated in the ends to compliment other mating parts. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.4" x 0.8", 26 gauge roll formed cold rolled channel. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two shorter return legs. The profile is produced in cold rolled steel and later powder coated after welding and assembly. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide limited added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

2" x 9.6", 16 gauge panel. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two shorter return legs. The profile is produced in stainless steel to match other parts in the assembly. This part serves as a drainage trough, parts guide, or gutter. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

Stainless steel roll formed channel. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two shorter return legs and an offset on one side. The profile is produced in stainless steel to match other parts in the assembly. This part serve as a drainage trough, parts guide, or gutter. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.2" x 1.5", 22 gauge roll formed insulation support. The base material is galvanized for corrosion protection in a construction environment. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two shorter return legs. Slots are incorporated to eliminate secondary operations. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.5" x 0.8", 16 gauge roll formed window frame with miter. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Notches and slots are incorporated to compliment folding and mating with other parts. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.6" x 1.8", 25 gauge roll formed batten corner. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs on open angles. Slots are incorporated to compliment construction installation and mating with other parts. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.5" x 2.3", 25 gauge roll formed two leg batten. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs on open angles. Slots are incorporated to compliment construction installation and mating with other parts. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.4" x 0.4", 16 gauge roll formed finger channel. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Notches and slots could be incorporated to eliminate secondary operations. This part is powder costed after welding and assembly. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.2" x 0.4", 20 gauge roll formed stainless channel. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Notches and slots are incorporated in the ends to compliment other mating parts. Stainless steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.5" x 1.8", 11 gauge roll formed slotted channel galvanized. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Holes are incorporated to compliment assembly and mating with other parts. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.5" x 1.8", 11 gauge roll formed slotted channel painted. Powder coating is accomplished after forming. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Holes are incorporated to compliment assembly and mating with other parts. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.5" x 0.8", 28 gauge roll formed frame support. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two longer return legs. The profile is produced in galvanized steel to match other parts in the assembly. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.4" x 1.5", 26 gauge roll formed embossed channel with slots. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two shorter return legs with hems. The profile is produced in galvanized steel to match other parts in an assembly. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.5" x 0.8", 18 gauge roll formed window bottom channel. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Stiffening ribs are incorporated to provide additional strength. This part is later powder costed after welding and assembly. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.8" x 0.8", roll formed aluminum filter frame support. This roll formed aluminum channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Slots are incorporated to provide mounting holes for other components. Aluminum channels can serve as stiffeners, supports, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.3" x 1", 26 gauge roll formed steel edge trim. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. It is run in pre-painted galvanized material. The return legs are angled into the web to capture a button to hold the batten in place. Steel channels can serve as batten covers, stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.4" x 1.2", 14 gauge roll formed bulk channel. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Holes could be incorporated to eliminate secondary operations. This part is later powder costed after welding and assembly. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.8" x 1.8", roll formed aluminum filter support channel. This roll formed aluminum channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Slots are incorporated to provide mounting holes for other components. Aluminum channels can serve as stiffeners, supports, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.4" x 0.8", 28 to 26 gauge roll formed painted galvanized channel. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. It is run in pre-painted galvanized material. Steel channels can serve as batten covers, stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.8" x 0.9", 18 gauge roll formed support channel. This roll formed steel channel is basically a 2 step U-shaped cross section, with two longer return legs. The smaller web area can be used in a tongue-in-groove application. The profile is produced in galvanized steel to match other parts in the assembly. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

2" x 3", 14 gauge roll formed construction frame. This roll formed steel channel is a basic U-shaped cross section, with two longer return legs. The profile is produced in galvanized steel to match other parts in the assembly. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

2"x 4", 14 gauge roll formed construction frame. This roll formed steel channel is a basic U-shaped cross section, with two longer return legs. The profile is produced in galvanized steel to match other parts in the assembly. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.6" x 0.8", 23 gauge roll formed and lanced channel. The base material is cold rolled steel which is later powder coated after assembly. This roll formed steel channel is a basic U-shaped cross section, with similar height return legs. Lanced points are incorporated to aid assembly and eliminate secondary operations. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

14 gauge apron channel support cold roll formed in hot rolled steel. This roll formed steel channel is a U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Holes are incorporated to eliminate secondary operations. This part is powder costed after welding and assembly. Steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

18 gauge slotted channel. This roll formed steel channel is a basic U-shaped cross section, with two return legs. Notches and slots are incorporated along the length of the channel to compliment other mating parts. Galvanized steel channels can serve as stiffeners, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.5” high x 4” wide "u" shape with folded ends in 30 gauge white, pre-painted galvanized steel. This profile is run with a wood-grain embossed pattern. It is used as a component in an overhead door. As such, it provides framing support to bolster weak areas. The galvanized coating adds corrosion resistance. The white is cosmetically matched to other mating parts. The assemblies are commonly secured with fasteners. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.

0.20” high x 3.75" wide "u" shape with hooked edges to connect to mating parts in 30 gauge galvanized steel. It is used as a component in an overhead door. As such, it provides framing support to bolster weak areas. The galvanized coating adds corrosion resistance. The assemblies are commonly secured with fasteners. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.

2-1/2" x 3", 12 gauge roll formed frame. This roll formed steel channel is a basic U-shaped cross section, with two longer return legs. The profile is produced in Stainless Steel to match other parts in the assembly. Holes can be included as needed. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

2-1/2" x 4", 12 gauge roll formed frame. This roll formed steel channel is a basic U-shaped cross section, with two longer return legs. The profile is produced in Stainless Steel to match other parts in the assembly. Holes can be included as needed. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

0.5" x 0.8", 28 gauge roll formed frame support. This roll formed steel channel is basically a U-shaped cross section, with two longer return legs. Holes are punched in-line. The profile is produced in galvanized steel to match other parts in the assembly. Steel channels can serve as girts, studs, braces, joists or other structural and non-structural components to provide added strength. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.