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C and Z purlins are horizontal beams or bars used as structural support in buildings, typically below the roof and supported by the building's walls or rafters. They are used to create the main skeleton of a building, with other materials fixed to them. The main differences between C and Z purlins are their shape, usage, and load-bearing capacity: 

• Shape: C purlins are C-shaped, while Z purlins are Z-shaped. 
• Usage: C purlins are typically used for walls and floors, while Z purlins are typically used for roofing and walls. 
• Load-bearing capacity: Z purlins are stronger than C purlins and can handle heavier loads. 
• Installation: C purlins are easier to install than Z purlins because they have a simpler shape and require less complex fixings. 
• Roof slope: Z purlins can be used on flat or slightly sloping roofs, while C purlins are better suited for moderate to steep slopes. 

C and Z purlins are often used in combination with other structural steel elements, such as heavy RHS I and H beams, and web trusses. 

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Category

• C Purlin
• Z Purlin
• Purlin

 Specification/Additional Details

• Thickness3 mm
• Length6 m
• MaterialGalvanized Iron
• Usage/ApplicationIndustrial
• ShapeZ and C type
• Surface TreatmentGalvanized