C type steel

C type steel is a C‑shaped channel profile supplied by Hebei Dongfang Dapeng Color Steel Sheet Co., Ltd. It is made from standard carbon steel and is processed by hot rolling followed by cold bending to achieve a thin‑walled, lightweight section. The supplier offers a range of widths, lengths and thicknesses that can be adjusted to project requirements. The surface is finished smooth and provides corrosion resistance suitable for outdoor exposure.

In the steel industry, C type sections are typically supplied in thicknesses from 1 mm to 5 mm and widths up to 1000 mm, delivering a tensile strength around 350 MPa and a yield strength near 250 MPa for carbon grades. These dimensions allow the profile to serve as a structural member in building frames, bridge components and automotive sub‑assemblies. The lightweight design reduces overall dead load while maintaining adequate rigidity. Users often select this profile for its balance of strength and material efficiency.

Importers such as construction firms, vehicle manufacturers and fabricators usually request batch certifications and dimensional inspection reports before shipment. The supplier states that FOB and CIF terms are available, but exact incoterms and payment conditions should be confirmed in the quotation. Because the company’s response rate is currently recorded as zero, buyers are advised to verify communication reliability and request a sample prior to large orders.

Hebei Dongfang Dapeng Color Steel Sheet Co., Ltd. is located on Hongqi Street in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, China. The company is listed as an imported‑tier supplier and carries a harbour trust tier on the platform. Its profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, indicating that communication may require proactive follow‑up. The firm specialises in steel sheet processing and offers hot‑rolled and cold‑bent C type sections.

The supplier does not provide explicit details on production capacity, certifications or minimum order quantities in the public listing. Prospective buyers should request up‑to‑date material test certificates and confirm any quality management system accreditation directly with the company. No further corporate history or client references are disclosed.