Hats

1.3" x 2.5", 16 gauge roll formed galvanized hat girt. This hat also shows a swedged end that laps over a mating part. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

1.3" x 2.8", 18 gauge roll formed galvanized hat girt. Incorporating holes and slots may eliminate secondary operations. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

1.5" x 3", 14 to 18 gauge roll formed galvanized hat profile. Incorporating holes and slots may eliminate secondary operations. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

1.5" x 5.5", 28 to 26 gauge roll formed metal 2 x 4 girt or purlin galv. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in agricultural, residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

1.5" x 5.5", 28 to 26 gauge roll formed metal 2 x 4 girt or purlin in pre-painted galvanized steel. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in agricultural, residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

1.8" x 1.5", 24 gauge roll formed galvanized expansion joint. Concrete expansion joints are used to separate slabs and concrete from other parts of the structure. The expansion joints allow some independent movement between adjoining structural members and minimize cracking when such movements are restrained. 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", pre-painted roll formed galvanized hat. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in agricultural, residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. 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 0.6", 29 gauge roll formed transmission ring holder. This custom profile is roll formed in cold rolled steel and lubricated with a temporary rust inhibitor until it is chrome plated or powder coated. It is used to stack split wire rings that are fed automatically into another assembly. This profile finds applications in the industrial and automotive industries. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

1.5" x 3", 14 to 18 gauge roll formed galvanized hat profile. Incorporating holes and slots may eliminate secondary operations. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

2.5" x 7.5", 28 to 26 gauge roll formed galvanized metal 2 x 6 girt or purlin. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in agricultural, residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

1.5" x 3", 16 gauge roll formed pallet rack stringer in galvanized steel. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in agricultural, residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

3" x 3.7", 14 to 18 gauge roll formed galvanized hat with swedged end girt and purlin. This hat shows the swedged end that laps over a mating part. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. 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 3.6", 21 gauge roll formed galvanized frames. This hat shows notched ends that connect with a mating part. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

1" x 3", roll formed aluminum insulation hat. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

1" x 3", 18 gauge roll formed steel insulation hat. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. 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", 20 gauge roll formed galvanized hat shape. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

Pallet support crossbar. 1.5" x 3", 16 gauge roll formed pallet rack stringer in galvanized steel. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in agricultural, residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

Heavy duty metal sign post. 1.625" x 1.625" in hot rolled pickled and oiled steel. In this example the leading edge is tapered to drive into the ground. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in agricultural, residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

26 gauge stainless steel roll formed hat. A hat channel is usually defined as a corrosion-resistant framing piece, typically used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. Girts and purlins are also components of the secondary frame of a metal building in residential, industrial and commercial steel buildings. A girt is the horizontal structural member of a framed wall that provides lateral support to the wall panel to resist wind loads. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

16 gauge galvanized hat shape, 4" vertical x 6" web, 8" overall width. This hat may be used as a stiffener or possibly as a support for items placed in pallet racks. The 4" height offers additional clearance when needed. The 6" width presents a stable platform. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available to meet OEM requirements.

1" x 3" hat channel, in 0.060" mill finish aluminum. A hat channel is typically a corrosion-resistant framing piece, often used to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. While it is most commonly used in basement renovations, it is used in other applications as well. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.

3" wide hat channel, in 0.050" pre-painted white aluminum. A painted hat channel is typically a corrosion-resistant cosmetic piece, often used to cover panel joints or hide rough edges. While it is most commonly used in construction and transportation industries, it is used in other applications as well. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.

1.25” x 2.75" hat channel, in 21 gauge, g90 galvanized steel, grade 80. This hat channel is typically a corrosion-resistant framing piece, sometimes used for racking, or to fur out walls in masonry and ceiling projects. While it is most commonly used in basement renovations, it is used in other applications as well. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.

3" wide hat channel, in 0.050" pre-painted white aluminum with strippable protective film. A painted hat channel is typically a corrosion-resistant cosmetic piece, often used to cover panel joints or hide rough edges. While it is most commonly used in construction and transportation industries, it is used in other applications as well. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.

3" wide hat channel, in 0.060" pre-painted black aluminum with strip-able protective film. A painted hat channel is typically a corrosion-resistant cosmetic piece, often used to cover panel joints or hide rough edges. While it is most commonly used in construction and transportation industries, it is used in other applications as well. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.

1.25” high x 2.5” wide hat channel, in 18 gauge g90 galvanized steel. This profile is typically used in framing applications because of its corrosion resistance. While it is most commonly used in construction and transportation industries, it is used in other applications as well. Hat channels get their name from their hat-like shape. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.

These rails are typically made from cold rolled carbon steel sheet with a zinc-plated or chromated bright surface finish. This 35 mm wide rail is widely used to mount circuit breakers, relays, programmable logic controllers, motor controllers, and other electrical equipment. The EN 60715 standard specifies both a 7.5 mm and a 15 mm deep version. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.

These rails are typically made from cold rolled carbon steel sheet with a zinc-plated or chromated bright surface finish. This 35 mm wide rail is widely used to mount circuit breakers, relays, programmable logic controllers, motor controllers, and other electrical equipment. The EN 60715 standard specifies both a 7.5 mm and a 15 mm deep version. As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.

As a coil-based process, economical production quantities begin around 5,000 lineal feet. Custom lengths are available for OEM production requirements.