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Unequal Angles – Merchant Bar
Unequal Angles – Merchant Bar
InfraBuild Steel Centre supplies steel unequal angles in a wide range of sizes. Manufactured in Australia from 300PLUS steel, InfraBuild Steel Centre's steel unequal angles exceed the minimum requirements of AS/NZS 3679.1.
Typical Uses
- Engineering construction
- Residential construction
- Non-residential construction
- Mining infrastructure
- Transport and storage
- Manufacturing
Features
- Available in a wide variety of sizes
- Exceeds the minimum requirements of AS/NZS 3679.1
- Up to 20% stronger for improved strength-to-weight ratios
- Requires no special pre-heating for welding
Relevant Standards
- AS/NZS 3679.1 – Hot-rolled bars and sections
To find out more about the steel unequal angles stocked at your local InfraBuild Steel Centre please contact your nearest branch.
How we're making an impact
Circular steel manufacturing
We recycle scrap steel and transform it into new steel products through a continuous circular process. Keeping materials in use reduces waste and supports resource efficiency.
Renewable energy transition
We're increasing the use of renewable electricity across our operations as part of our decarbonisation pathway. This helps reduce emissions associated with steel production.
Lower embodied carbon solutions
Innovations such as SENSE 600® help customers reduce material use while maintaining structural performance. Less steel can mean lower embodied carbon outcomes.
Local manufacturing
Manufacturing steel in Australia strengthens sovereign capability, reduces supply chain complexity and supports local jobs and communities.
1.4M tonnes
of scrap steel recycled annually
77%
fewer greenhouse gas emissions from electric arc furnace steelmaking compared with traditional blast furnace steelmaking*
Helping customers build smarter
Sustainability and productivity don't need to compete. Through higher-strength steel, engineering expertise and advanced manufacturing, we're helping customers reduce material use, improve construction efficiency and lower embodied carbon. It's a practical approach that delivers better outcomes for projects, communities and the built environment.