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Angle bar also referred to as an angle iron or L-bracket, is a finished metal part in a right angle shape, with perpendicular legs that may be equal or unequal in length. It is typically manufactured through hot rolling carbon steel or a high-strength, low alloy steel that is highly ductile and machinable. Due to the versatility of this product, angle bar uses can be found in many situations. Some of these include bridges, building construction, shelving units, warehousing, or even equipment manufacturing.

Carbon angle steel, also known as carbon structural steel angle, is a type of steel with an L-shaped cross-section. It is primarily composed of carbon and iron, with a small percentage of other alloying elements. This steel is known for its good weldability, plastic deformation performance, and certain mechanical strength, making it suitable for various applications.

Galvanized Angle is an angle iron coated with zinc, offering enhanced corrosion resistance and durability for structural applications.