Hot-rolled steel sheet piles are high-strength construction materials formed through a hot-rolling process. They are widely used in civil engineering for applications such as foundation reinforcement, retaining walls, and cofferdams. These interlocking piles offer excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and structural stability, ensuring reliable performance in challenging soil and water conditions. Their standardized shapes (e.g., U, Z, and straight-web profiles) facilitate efficient installation, cost-effective reuse, and sustainable construction. Commonly made from carbon steel grades like Q345B or SS400, they are vital for waterfront projects, underground structures, and erosion control, combining strength with environmental friendliness.
Advantages of Hot-Rolled Steel Sheet Piles
