Mounting rail L130, S355

A Mounting Rail L130 made from S355 steel is a structural or mechanical support profile commonly used in industrial, engineering, and construction applications. Here's what each part means:

• Mounting Rail: A support or attachment profile used to mount components such as pipe clamps, electrical gear, mechanical fixtures, or tower elements.
• L130: Refers to the profile shape and dimensions. “L” typically indicates an angle profile (like an L-bracket), and “130” may refer to the length in millimeters or the leg size of the angle.
• S355: A structural steel grade defined by the EN 10025 standard. It has a minimum yield strength of 355 MPa and is known for its durability, weldability, and strength.

Common Applications

• Telecom towers: Used in systems like D167-MOD, where L130 profiles made from S355 steel serve as mounting legs or structural supports.
• Pipe and cable mounting: Often paired with DIN 3015 clamps or STAUFF systems for secure mechanical fastening.
• Electrical enclosures: DIN rails or L-shaped mounting rails made from S355 steel are used to mount circuit breakers, relays, and other components.

Material Properties of S355 Steel

• High yield strength (≥355 MPa)
• Excellent weldability and machinability
• Often hot-dip galvanized (HDG) for corrosion resistance
• Suitable for outdoor and load-bearing applications