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C10010 C Purlin (Lysaght Cee)

AS 1397 / AS/NZS 4600Grade G550

The C10010 is a C purlin (Lysaght Cee) to AS 1397 / AS/NZS 4600. It is 102 mm deep with 1.0 mm base metal thickness, has a mass of 1.78 kg/m and a gross area of 216 mm². Its major-axis second moment of area is Ix = 0.364 × 10⁶ mm⁴. Download its free DXF drawing (a true-scale CAD outline) below, or print the dimensioned drawing sheet.

Also written as: C100-10, C 100 10

DXF (AutoCAD R12)SVG drawingJSON data
C10010 C Purlin (Lysaght Cee) cross-section drawingxxyyD = 102B = 51L = 12.5t = 1ri = 5NOTES1. ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETRES. TRUE SCALE 1:1 WHEN PRINTED ON A4.2. x-x, y-y: CENTROIDAL (PRINCIPAL) AXES.3. VERIFY AGAINST MANUFACTURER DATA BEFORE USE.STEELINFOSTEELINFO.AUTITLEC10010 C PURLIN (LYSAGHT CEE)STANDARDAS/NZS 4600GRADEG550SCALE @ A41:1UNITSmmDATE2026-10-08

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Dimensions

C10010 dimensions
SymbolPropertyValueUnit
DDepth102mm
BFlange width51mm
LLip depth12.5mm
tBase metal thickness (BMT)1.0mm
riInside bend radius5.0mm

Section properties

C10010 section properties
SymbolPropertyValueUnit
mMass per metre (nominal)1.78kg/m
AgGross cross-section area216mm²
IxSecond moment of area about x-axis0.36410⁶ mm⁴
ZxElastic section modulus, x-axis7.1310³ mm³
SxPlastic section modulus, x-axis8.1810³ mm³
rxRadius of gyration, x-axis41.1mm
IySecond moment of area about y-axis0.075510⁶ mm⁴
ZyElastic section modulus, y-axis (min.)2.1910³ mm³
SyPlastic section modulus, y-axis3.3910³ mm³
ryRadius of gyration, y-axis18.7mm
xcCentroid from outside face of web16.6mm
JTorsion constant0.071910³ mm⁴
AsExternal surface area per metre0.433m²/m
As/tExternal surface area per tonne243.3m²/t

Axes: x-x is the major axis and y-y the minor axis, both through the centroid.

Mass 10.7 kg · surface area 2.60 m²

Material

Material – G550
SymbolPropertyValueUnit
Steel gradeG550 (AS 1397)
fyYield stress550MPa
fuTensile strength550MPa

Cold-formed purlins and girts are designed to AS/NZS 4600, where local and distortional buckling, bridging and cladding restraint govern. Use the manufacturer’s span and capacity tables (e.g. the Lysaght Zeds & Cees User Guide) for design. Gross section properties are shown here.

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Relevant Australian Standards

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Properties are calculated from nominal dimensions, including root and toe radii, as described in notation & method. Mass is the nominal catalogue mass; the calculated mass at 7850 kg/m³ is 1.69 kg/m. Verify against current manufacturer literature before use in design. Spotted an error? Report it.