H-shaped steel is usually manufactured by the hot rolling process and has high strength and rigidity.

The advantages of H-beam also include relatively simple manufacturing process, diverse connection methods, and light weight. Due to its reasonable cross-sectional shape, H-shaped steel is easy to install and assemble during construction on site. At the same time, H-shaped steel can also be combined with other components through welding, bolt connection, and other methods to achieve more complex structures.

In the fields of architecture and engineering, H-beams are often used to make important structural components such as beams, columns, trusses, and crane beams. They can withstand large loads and provide stable and reliable support. In addition, H-beams are often used for industrial equipment, platform architecture, elevated bridges, and other applications.

The selection and use of H-beams need to be based on specific engineering design requirements and load calculations to ensure the safety and stability of the structure.