Beams and Columns
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Structural Steel Beams & Columns
Structural steel beams and columns are hot rolled steel sections that form the primary frame of a building, carrying vertical loads down through structural steel columns and spanning horizontal distances as beams. Fabricators researching structural steel beam and column prices and span data usually finalise a bill of quantities before ordering.
On this page, you'll find ISMB, ISHB, and wide flange grades and IS standards, sizes, manufacturing basics, applications, and pricing signals for structural steel beams and columns, plus the option to place your order directly on JSW One MSME.
FAQs
What determines the price per kg of structural steel beams & columns?
Steel beam price per kg is driven mainly by raw-material cost, grade, section weight, and market cycle. Heavier sections and higher grades, such as E350 or E410, carry a higher steel girder price and steel column price than lighter E250 sections. JSW One MSME reflects these factors in a live, market-linked pricing view rather than a fixed rate.
How is the weight of structural steel beams & columns calculated?
Weight per metre is a tabulated IS 808:2021 value based on depth, flange width, flange thickness, and web thickness for each I-beam standard size. For example, the unit weight of ISMB 250 is 37.3 kg/m. Steel column sizes in the ISHB and ISSC series follow the same table, so total order weight is simply the tabulated figure multiplied by length.