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MS Angle

MS Angle

MS Angle Supplier

Mittal Steel is a leading MS Angle Supplier, offering premium-quality mild steel angles for construction, fabrication, engineering, infrastructure, and industrial projects. As a reliable Mild Steel Angle Supplier and MS Angle Section Supplier, we provide a comprehensive range of Angle Sections in various sizes and specifications to meet the diverse requirements of builders, contractors, fabricators, and industrial clients across Eastern and North-Eastern India. Our MS angles are manufactured using superior-grade steel to ensure excellent strength, dimensional accuracy, durability, and long-term structural performance.

What is an MS Angle?

MS Angle, also known as Mild Steel Angle, is an L-shaped structural steel section widely used for framing, support structures, fabrication works, machinery bases, transmission towers, industrial sheds, and construction frameworks. Due to its excellent load-bearing capacity and versatility, MS angle remains one of the most commonly used structural steel products in the construction industry. As an experienced Mild Steel Angle Supplier, Mittal Steel supplies angles that meet the requirements of both light-duty and heavy-duty applications.

Types of MS Angles Available

Structural Steel Angle Supplier

Structural steel angles are widely used in load-bearing applications where strength and stability are essential. These angles are commonly utilized in commercial buildings, industrial sheds, bridges, warehouses, and infrastructure projects.

Features

  • High structural strength
  • Excellent load distribution
  • Durable construction
  • Suitable for heavy-duty applications
  • Long service life

Hot Rolled MS Angle Supplier

Hot rolled MS angles are manufactured through a hot rolling process that provides enhanced strength and superior mechanical properties. These angles are extensively used in fabrication, engineering, and construction industries.

Features

  • Uniform dimensions
  • High toughness
  • Better weldability
  • Superior structural performance
  • Cost-effective solution

Available Sizes of MS Angles

Mittal Steel supplies a complete range of angle sections suitable for various construction and industrial applications.

  • 25 mm MS Angle

25 mm MS angles are ideal for lightweight fabrication work, furniture manufacturing, small support structures, racks, frames, and general engineering applications where moderate strength is required.

  • 35 mm MS Angle

35 mm MS angles provide improved load-bearing capacity compared to 25 mm sections and are commonly used in medium-duty fabrication projects, gates, grills, and support frameworks.

  •  50 mm MS Angle

50 mm MS angles are among the most popular sizes used in industrial fabrication, warehouse structures, machine frames, cable tray supports, and construction applications.

  • 65 mm MS Angle Supplier

65 mm angles offer enhanced strength and are suitable for commercial construction, structural frameworks, industrial sheds, and equipment support systems.

  • 75 mm MS Angle Supplier

75 mm MS angles are commonly used in heavy fabrication projects, steel structures, transmission supports, and large industrial installations requiring higher load-bearing capacity.

  • 100 mm MS Angle Supplier

100 mm MS angles are heavy-duty structural sections designed for major infrastructure projects, industrial buildings, bridges, power plants, and high-load applications.

Difference Between Various MS Angle Sizes

Angle SizeTypical ApplicationLoad Capacity
25 mm MS AngleFurniture, racks, light fabricationLight Duty
35 mm MS AngleGates, grills, support framesLight to Medium Duty
50 mm MS AngleConstruction, fabrication, machinery supportsMedium Duty
65 mm MS AngleIndustrial structures, shedsMedium to Heavy Duty
75 mm MS AngleHeavy fabrication, structural frameworksHeavy Duty
100 mm MS AngleBridges, infrastructure, industrial buildingsVery Heavy Duty

How Size Impacts Performance

  • Smaller angles such as 25 mm and 35 mm are preferred for lightweight fabrication.
  • Medium-sized angles such as 50 mm and 65 mm offer a balance between strength and cost.
  • Larger angles such as 75 mm and 100 mm provide maximum structural support for heavy-load applications.
  • As angle size increases, load-bearing capacity, section weight, and structural strength also increase.

Technical Advantages of MS Angle Sections

  • High tensile strength
  • Excellent weldability
  • Superior durability
  • Easy fabrication and machining
  • Strong resistance to deformation
  • Cost-effective structural solution
  • Available in multiple dimensions
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications

Industries Served by Our MS Angle Sections

As a trusted MS Angle Section Supplier, we cater to:

  • Construction companies
  • Infrastructure contractors
  • Engineering industries
  • Steel fabrication units
  • Power plants
  • Warehousing projects
  • Telecom tower manufacturers
  • Industrial equipment manufacturers
  • Agricultural structure builders
  • Railway and transportation sectors

MS Angle Size Chart

Size (mm)Typical Thickness (mm)Standard Length
25 x 25 mm3 – 5 mm6 Meter
35 x 35 mm3 – 6 mm6 Meter
50 x 50 mm4 – 8 mm6 Meter
65 x 65 mm5 – 10 mm6 Meter
75 x 75 mm6 – 10 mm6 Meter
100 x 100 mm6 – 12 mm6 Meter

Why Choose Mittal Steel?

  • Large stock availability
  • Premium-quality steel products
  • Competitive market pricing
  • Prompt delivery support
  • Industry-standard specifications
  • Bulk order fulfillment capability
  • Experienced technical assistance
  • Reliable supply network

Your Reliable Mild Steel Angle Supplier

When it comes to sourcing high-quality structural steel sections, Mittal Steel stands among the preferred choices for contractors, engineers, and fabricators. Whether you need lightweight fabrication angles or heavy-duty structural steel angles, we offer dependable solutions as a trusted MS Angle Supplier, Mild Steel Angle Supplier, Structural Steel Angle Supplier, Hot Rolled MS Angle Supplier, and MS Angle Section Supplier across Kolkata, West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Patna, Mizoram, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, and Tripura.