IWF

A wide flange (WF) or I-Beam is a type of structural steel beam that is characterized by its shape, which looks like a capital letter “I.” The wide flange beam has wider flanges than a standard I-beam, which helps to distribute weight more evenly across a structure. Wide flange beams are commonly used in construction, civil engineering, and many other fields for their strength and versatility. The term “I-beam” is usually used to refer to a beam that has a relatively narrow flange width and is used in light-duty construction, while the term “wide flange beam” is used to refer to a beam with a wider flange width that is used in heavy-duty construction.