H-beams are among the most commonly used structural steel sections in construction projects, providing excellent load-bearing capacity and design flexibility. Whether you’re building industrial frameworks, warehouses, or bridge structures, knowing the H beam dimensions, measurements, and weight per meter is essential for accurate structural design and cost estimation.
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As a global steel supplier, CJM Steel provides carbon steel, galvanized, and stainless steel H-beams in a wide range of standard sizes. The tables below will help you find the right section for your project and plan material procurement efficiently.
Standard H Beam Dimensions
The following H beam size chart lists standard dimensions including flange width, web thickness, and sectional height. All values are approximate and may vary slightly depending on the standard and manufacturing process.
H Beam Size (mm)
Flange Width (mm)
Web Thickness (mm)
Section Height (mm)
Theoretical Weight (kg/m)
100×100×6×8
100
6
100
17.2
150×150×7×10
150
7
150
31.1
200×200×8×12
200
8
200
49.9
250×250×9×14
250
9
250
72.4
300×300×10×15
300
10
300
94.5
350×350×12×19
350
12
350
137
400×400×13×21
400
13
400
172
500×300×11×15
300
11
500
125
600×200×12×20
200
12
600
155
Dimensions are based on commonly used international standards such as JIS G3101, ASTM A36, and EN 10025.
Weight of Steel H Beams per Meter and per Foot
The weight of H beams depends on both section size and material density. Below is a conversion table showing the approximate weight per meter and weight per foot for quick estimation.
H Beam Size
Weight (kg/m)
Weight (lb/ft)
100×100
17.2
11.6
150×150
31.1
20.9
200×200
49.9
33.5
250×250
72.4
48.6
300×300
94.5
63.4
350×350
137
91.9
400×400
172
115.6
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Common Standards for H Beams
Different regions follow different standards for material composition and mechanical properties. Below are the most frequently used specifications in global construction:
Selecting the right beam size goes beyond dimensions — it involves understanding load requirements, project timelines, and sourcing efficiency. Below are typical applications and procurement insights based on size ranges.
Procurement Insight: These are commonly stocked sizes, ideal for projects requiring quick delivery. For cost-sensitive projects, ASTM A36 or SS400 offers excellent strength-to-price balance.
Procurement Insight: Always confirm whether your design specifies rolled or welded H-beams. CJM Steel provides both options and can recommend the most suitable one based on structural design and cost efficiency.
Applications: Large-span bridges, industrial plants, heavy equipment bases.
Procurement Insight: Large-section H-beams are usually mill-rolled and may require longer lead times. Our team can coordinate with steel mills for production scheduling and shipping arrangements to ensure smooth project execution.
Procurement Insight: Custom lengths and section sizes can be produced upon request. We also offer cutting, drilling, and surface treatment services to reduce on-site fabrication time.
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