structural steel Insights

What is structural steel?

Structural steel is a category of steel used for making construction materials in a variety of shapes. It is commonly used in the construction of buildings, bridges, and other large structures due to its high strength, durability, and weldability. It is also used in smaller applications such as machinery, vehicles, and tools.

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What other technologies are related to structural steel?

structural steel Competitor Technologies

reinforced concrete

Reinforced concrete serves as an alternative structural material, especially for buildings and infrastructure projects, offering similar load-bearing capabilities to structural steel.

mentioned alongside structural steel in 33% (163) of relevant job posts

Timber

Timber can be used as a structural material for buildings, competing with structural steel in certain applications, especially in low-rise construction.

mentioned alongside structural steel in 12% (56) of relevant job posts

masonry

Masonry, such as brick or blockwork, competes with structural steel in wall construction and low-rise buildings, providing alternative load-bearing options.

mentioned alongside structural steel in 4% (73) of relevant job posts