
Shape Guidance
Square and rectangular hollow sections are the standard choice for solar mounting structure legs, purlins, and torque tubes, since their flat faces simplify bolting panel-mounting rails and clamps directly to the frame. Circular sections are also used in tracker-mounted systems, where a round torque tube needs to rotate smoothly to follow the sun's path across the day, a movement pattern that benefits from a circular profile's even torsional resistance.
Why Our Sections Hold Up Here
A solar mounting structure is typically designed for a 25-year service life with minimal maintenance access once installed, which makes wind uplift resistance and long-term corrosion behaviour more important here than in almost any other general engineering application. SRMB Realfabrica's controlled IS 10748 coil chemistry and smooth surface finish support the corrosion resistant coatings, hot-dip galvanising or paint systems, typically specified for outdoor solar structures, since a clean, oil-free base surface holds a protective coating better than an inconsistently finished one.



