About Brass U Profiles
A brass U profile, or channel, has a flat base (web) with two side flanges. It caps the edge of panels, holds glass or boards in place, and forms neat trims around furniture, counters and fixtures.
Because brass takes a bright finish, U channels are often chosen for visible edges in shopfitting, interiors and furniture.
Details we need
Send the overall width, overall height, base (web) thickness, flange thickness, the length and the quantity. If the channel must fit a panel or glass thickness, tell us that inside width as well.
Estimate weight with the calculator; its diagram shows each dimension.
Common applications
- Edge capping for panels and boards
- Glass and panel holding channels
- Shopfitting and interior trims
- Furniture and counter edging
Forms and shapes
- U channels
- Custom channels to drawing, subject to confirmation
Sizes, dimensions and specifications
Available sizes change with stock and production. Send us the overall width and height, web and flange thickness and length you need, with the quantity, and we will confirm what is available. Contact us to confirm available sizes.
Weight estimates for Brass use an approximate density of 8,500 kg/m³. Alloys and grades vary.
Custom and special requirements
Need a channel to fit a specific panel or glass thickness? Share the inside width and drawing so we can confirm what can be made.
Estimate the weight of Brass U Profiles
Brass U Profiles: questions and answers
What is the difference between a U profile and a channel?
They are the same shape. Both names describe a base with two side flanges.
Can I order a channel to fit my glass thickness?
Yes, tell us the glass or panel thickness and the outside size you want. We will confirm what is possible.
How is the U profile weight calculated?
Base width × base thickness plus two flanges × flange thickness × (height − base thickness), multiplied by length and density.
