The structural angle is a basic metal profile with two legs at 90 degrees. Angles can be equal leg or non-equal leg and can be considered “structural” angles or “architectural” angles depending on their dimensions and alloy. Angles are used in a wide array of structural or architectural applications from building and bridge construction to equipment manufacturing. Steel angle is commonly referred to as “angle iron” or abbreviated with the letter “L” representing its shape. Metal angle comes in carbon and alloy steel, aluminum, and stainless steel.
