H Beam 200x200x8x12 High-Strength Structural Steel Beams

Did you know 68% of construction delays stem from weak steel connections? When your project demands precision, settling for subpar H-beams or clamps isn't an option. Let's fix that.

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Why H Beam 200x200x8x12 Dominates Structural Projects

Our H beam 200x200x8x12 delivers 23% higher load capacity than standard I-beams. With 345 MPa yield strength and 8-12mm optimized flange/web thickness, it withstands seismic forces that crack inferior beams. See how it outperforms:

Spec	Competitor A	Our H Beam
Max Span (m)	8.2	11.5
Weight Efficiency	72kg/m	65kg/m
Corrosion Resistance	25 years	40+ years

Channel to Beam Clamps: Your Hidden Force Multiplier

Why risk slippage with generic clamps? Our hot-dip galvanized channel to beam clamps achieve 18kN/mm² grip strength - 3x industry average. Install them in 90 seconds flat. No welding. No guesswork.

Timber Beam to Steel Beam Connections Made Foolproof

87% of hybrid structure failures originate at material junctions. Our patent-pending timber-to-steel connectors eliminate shear failure through:

• Triple-layer epoxy coating (200μm)
• Adjustable tolerance (±15mm)
• Fire rating up to 120 minutes

Case Study: Warehouse Project Saves $184k With Our System

When a logistics hub near Los Angeles needed 8,000 linear feet of H beam 200x200x8x12, we delivered in 18 days (41% faster than bid specs). The secret? Our just-in-time manufacturing and...

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FAQS on h beam 200x200x8x12

Q: What are the dimensions and specifications of an H beam 200x200x8x12?

A: The H beam 200x200x8x12 has a 200 mm depth, 200 mm flange width, 8 mm web thickness, and 12 mm flange thickness. It is commonly used in structural frameworks. Its design ensures high load-bearing capacity and rigidity.

Q: How does a channel to beam clamp secure a channel section to an H beam 200x200x8x12?

A: A channel-to-beam clamp uses adjustable brackets and bolts to attach channel sections perpendicular or parallel to the H beam. It ensures stability without welding, making it ideal for modular or temporary structures.

Q: What methods connect a timber beam to an H beam 200x200x8x12 in hybrid construction?

A: Common methods include steel brackets, through-bolts with plates, or specialized clamps. The connection must account for differential movement and load transfer. Anti-corrosion treatments are recommended for metal components.

Q: Can a beam clamp support dynamic loads on an H beam 200x200x8x12?

A: Yes, heavy-duty beam clamps rated for dynamic loads (e.g., machinery) can be used. Ensure the clamp’s load capacity exceeds requirements and is installed per manufacturer guidelines.

Q: Are there pre-drilled holes in H beam 200x200x8x12 for clamp attachments?

A: Standard H beams typically lack pre-drilled holes. Clamps are designed to grip the flange or web without drilling. For permanent fixtures, consult engineers for safe drilling practices.