50*50*6mm

is a long metal bar that is bent at a 90-degree angle along its length, forming an “L” shape when viewed in cross-section. The two sides of the angle are typically of equal length, but they can also have different lengths depending on the application.

Angle lines are commonly made from materials such as steel, aluminum, stainless steel, or brass. They are produced in various sizes, thicknesses, and lengths to suit different uses and requirements.

Some common applications of angle lines include:

1. Structural support: Angle lines are frequently used as structural components in buildings, bridges, and other construction projects. They provide strength and rigidity, particularly in applications where structural stability is essential.
2. Framing and bracing: Angle lines are used in framing and bracing structures such as shelves, racks, frames, and supports. They offer excellent load-bearing capacity and resistance to bending and torsion.
3. Reinforcement: Angle lines are employed as reinforcements in concrete structures, providing additional strength and stability to walls, columns, and beams.