Steel Profiles and Hollow Sections Morocco

We supply the hot rolled sections, hollow sections and flat products your structures need — as commercial bar or cut to your sizes.

IPE beams

A bending section: narrow flanges, deep web. Typical use as portal frame rafter and floor joist — it is the section that forms the frame of most steel warehouses.

IPE beam dimensions
Designation	Depth	Flange width	Mass
IPE 80	80 mm	46 mm	6.0 kg/m
IPE 100	100 mm	55 mm	8.1 kg/m
IPE 120	120 mm	64 mm	10.4 kg/m
IPE 140	140 mm	73 mm	12.9 kg/m
IPE 160	160 mm	82 mm	15.8 kg/m
IPE 180	180 mm	91 mm	18.8 kg/m
IPE 200	200 mm	100 mm	22.4 kg/m
IPE 220	220 mm	110 mm	26.2 kg/m
IPE 240	240 mm	120 mm	30.7 kg/m
IPE 270	270 mm	135 mm	36.1 kg/m
IPE 300	300 mm	150 mm	42.2 kg/m
IPE 330	330 mm	160 mm	49.1 kg/m
IPE 360	360 mm	170 mm	57.1 kg/m
IPE 400	400 mm	180 mm	66.3 kg/m
IPE 450	450 mm	190 mm	77.6 kg/m
IPE 500	500 mm	200 mm	90.7 kg/m
IPE 600	600 mm	220 mm	122.0 kg/m

HEA and HEB wide flange sections

Wide flanges, good buckling resistance. Typical use as columns.

HEA and HEB dimensions
Designation	Depth	Width	Mass
HEA 100	96 mm	100 mm	16.7 kg/m
HEA 140	133 mm	140 mm	24.7 kg/m
HEA 200	190 mm	200 mm	42.3 kg/m
HEA 300	290 mm	300 mm	88.3 kg/m
HEB 100	100 mm	100 mm	20.4 kg/m
HEB 140	140 mm	140 mm	33.7 kg/m
HEB 200	200 mm	200 mm	61.3 kg/m
HEB 300	300 mm	300 mm	117.0 kg/m

Other sections

UPN — tapered flange channel, 80 to 300: trimmers, secondary framing
UAP — parallel flange channel, 80 to 250
Angles — equal from 20×20×3 to 200×200×20, and unequal: trusses, pylons
Flats and wide flats — base plates, gussets, stiffeners
Rounds and squares — metalwork, tie rods

Hollow sections

Hollow sections and applicable standards
Type	Standard	Common sizes
Cold formed	EN 10219	Square 20×20 to 300×300, rectangular 40×20 to 400×200
Hot finished	EN 10210	Large sizes, high loads

Common wall thicknesses 1.5 to 12 mm.

Plate and flat products

Plate, 1 to 20 mm — sizes 2000×1000, 2500×1250, 3000×1500 mm
Chequer plate — floors, treads, platforms
Profiled sheet TN40, TN50, TN75 — roofing and cladding

Available grades

Structural steel grades to EN 10025-2
Grade	Yield	Tensile	Use
S235JR	235 MPa	360–510 MPa	Metalwork, secondary members
S275JR	275 MPa	410–560 MPa	Ordinary industrial steelwork
S355JR	355 MPa	470–630 MPa	Long spans, pylons

The JR suffix denotes 27 J impact energy at +20 °C, which suits Moroccan service conditions. Reference standard: EN 10025-2.

Frequently asked questions

Steel profiles: your questions

What is the difference between IPE, HEA and HEB?

IPE has narrow flanges and a deep web: it is a bending section, ideal as a rafter or joist. HEA and HEB have wide flanges, almost as wide as they are deep, so they resist compression and buckling well and suit columns. Between the two, HEB is thicker and heavier than HEA at the same depth, and therefore stronger.

EN 10219 or EN 10210 for hollow sections?

EN 10219 covers cold formed hollow sections: the most common, economical, with sharper corners. EN 10210 covers hot finished sections, with more uniform mechanical properties, chosen for large sizes and high loads.

Do you cut to size?

Yes. Cutting to length, mitre cutting, drilling and profile burning. You receive pieces ready to assemble rather than commercial bars to cut down.

Which grade should I choose?

S275JR covers ordinary industrial steelwork. S235JR is enough for metalwork and secondary members. S355JR is justified on long spans and heavily loaded members, where it allows sections to be reduced.

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Steel profiles and hollow sections

IPE beams

HEA and HEB wide flange sections

Other sections

Hollow sections

Plate and flat products

Available grades

Steel profiles: your questions

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