HEA (English: European Wide Flange Beams) profiles are a type of steel profile known for their high durability, excellent rigidity, and superior strength properties. They are commonly used in the structural components of buildings, bridges, wind turbines, and ships. HEA profiles have different tonnage capacities depending on their dimensions.

HEA profiles can be easily joined using standard joining methods and can be cut without deformation. This provides cost savings in the construction industry and allows for a faster assembly process. HEA profiles can also be used in the design of complex structures made up of various materials.

Due to their superior load-carrying capacities, HEA profiles are ideal for large and heavy structures. Profile heights can range from 100 to 1000 mm, and their weight can vary between 17.2 kg/m and 280 kg/m depending on the profile size. HEA profiles are commonly used in the structural elements of tall buildings and bridges due to their high strength and rigidity.

HEA profiles are used in steel construction, the construction industry, and heavy industry. HEA profiles used in the construction of load-bearing structures are typically used in areas such as bridge, tower, building, roof, trailer, and ship construction. They can also be used in many other structures, such as steel platforms, stairs, fences, shelves, and installations. Thanks to their wide flanges, they have high load-carrying capacities and are a reliable construction material preferred in construction projects.