Baks reinforced channel CWT70H50/3,2NMC 867832 – steel profile 70x50 mm, 3.2 mm wall

Baks reinforced channel CWT70H50/3,2NMC is a steel profile with nominal section dimensions of 70×50 mm and a wall thickness of 3.2 mm. The profile is intended for use as a structural element in supporting frames, mounting racks and light structural constructions. Made from steel and designed for machining, it is compatible with cutting, welding and common mechanical fastening methods.

Advantages

The reinforced channel provides increased rigidity and improved load-bearing capacity compared with thinner-walled profiles of similar cross section. Its rectangular channel form ensures predictable bending behaviour and straightforward integration into modular frame assemblies. The steel construction offers resistance to deformation under static loads and is suitable for standard metalworking operations such as cutting, welding and drilling.

Suitable for

• Supporting frames and racks in industrial environments
• Light structural elements in construction and interior installations
• Custom metalwork projects requiring welding and cutting
• Mounting brackets, machine guards and equipment supports

Key specifications

• Nominal section dimensions: 70 × 50 mm
• Wall thickness: 3.2 mm
• Material: steel
• Profile type: reinforced channel with rectangular cross-section
• Suitable for cutting, welding and mechanical fastening

How to use

Select appropriate lengths and prepare end faces by cutting to size. Use suitable clamps and fixtures to secure the profile during welding or drilling operations. When joining to other components, choose fasteners and welding procedures appropriate for the steel grade and expected loads. Ensure edges are deburred after cutting and apply corrosion protection if required for the application environment.

Usage recommendations

For best structural performance, plan supports and connections to distribute loads along the profile length rather than concentrating forces at single points. Apply surface protection such as paint or galvanizing if the profile will be exposed to moisture or corrosive environments. Verify welding parameters and use qualified personnel for load-bearing connections.