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GI Angles (Galvanized Iron Angles) are L-shaped structural steel components coated with a protective zinc layer via hot-dip galvanizing to resist rust and corrosion. They offer high strength, durability, and versatility for construction, framing, and industrial applications. Key features include 90-degree angles and, usually, a 6-meter length.

Galvanized Iron (GI) angles for roofing are L-shaped structural steel components coated with a protective layer of zinc, designed to provide durable, rust-resistant support for roof trusses, purlins, and rafters. These angles are essential in construction for securing roof sheets, providing structural rigidity, and ensuring long-term durability in outdoor environments. 

GI Angles (Galvanized Iron Angles) are L-shaped structural steel components coated with a protective zinc layer via hot-dip galvanizing to resist rust and corrosion. They offer high strength, durability, and versatility for construction, framing, and industrial applications. Key features include 90-degree angles and, usually, a 6-meter length.

Galvanized Iron (GI) angles for roofing are L-shaped structural steel components coated with a protective layer of zinc, designed to provide durable, rust-resistant support for roof trusses, purlins, and rafters. These angles are essential in construction for securing roof sheets, providing structural rigidity, and ensuring long-term durability in outdoor environments. 

GI Angles (Galvanized Iron Angles) are L-shaped structural steel components coated with a protective zinc layer via hot-dip galvanizing to resist rust and corrosion. They offer high strength, durability, and versatility for construction, framing, and industrial applications. Key features include 90-degree angles and, usually, a 6-meter length.

GI Angles (Galvanized Iron Angles) are L-shaped structural steel components coated with a protective zinc layer via hot-dip galvanizing to resist rust and corrosion. They offer high strength, durability, and versatility for construction, framing, and industrial applications. Key features include 90-degree angles and, usually, a 6-meter length.

Galvanized Iron (GI) angles for roofing are L-shaped structural steel components coated with a protective layer of zinc, designed to provide durable, rust-resistant support for roof trusses, purlins, and rafters. These angles are essential in construction for securing roof sheets, providing structural rigidity, and ensuring long-term durability in outdoor environments.