C Channels

C Channels (also known as C-shaped steel channels or C purlins) are widely used structural components characterized by their “C” shaped cross-section. They are commonly manufactured from carbon steel or galvanized steel, providing excellent strength, stability, and versatility for various construction and photovoltaic (PV) applications.
These channels are typically produced through cold-forming or roll-forming processes, ensuring precise dimensions and consistent quality. Their design allows for efficient load distribution while remaining relatively lightweight, making them ideal for both structural support and framing systems.