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Structural Steel Tubing

Structural steel tubing refers to hollow steel sections that are used as structural components in construction and various engineering applications. These tubes are designed to withstand loads and provide support for buildings, bridges, towers, and other structures. Structural steel tubing comes in various shapes, sizes, and grades to meet different engineering requirements.

Structural steel tubing is typically made from carbon steel or alloy steel. Carbon steel is the most common choice due to its affordability and versatility, while alloy steel may be used for specific applications that require enhanced strength or other properties.

The steel grade used for structural steel tubing depends on the requirements of the application and the desired strength and durability. Common steel grades for structural tubing include ASTM A500 Grade B or C, ASTM A513, and ASTM A1085. These grades ensure that the steel has the necessary mechanical properties for structural applications.

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Structural Steel Tubing Specifications and Description
Product Name Structural Steel Tubing
Standards ASTM A500/A500M, ASTM A513/A513M, EN 10210-1 and EN 10210-2, EN 10219-1 and EN 10219-2, JIS G 3466, DIN EN 10296-1, etc.
Sizes(OD) Rounds: 8.0mm – 168mm, Squares: 19mm-114mm, Wall Thickness: 1mm-20mm
Length Range 100 mm – 16000 mm
Straightness 1:1000
Production Method Steel bar - pierced shell - seamless steel tubing by cold drawn / cold rolled
Certification Mill test certificates will be issued according to EN10204.3.1
Material Standard The tubes Shall be Seamless, and the testing shall be as per A 450 / A450M.
Application: Building Construction, Bridges, Industrial Structures, Infrastructure, Mechanical and Architectural Applications
Inspection All Structural Steel Tubing or products can accept third party inspection.
Package Packed in wooden box or bundles protected with plastic paper, and suitably protected for sea-worthily delivery or as requested.
Marking The Product marking shall include the material grade, ASTM or DIN standards, size, heat no., Lot No., country of origin, certification marks, surface finish and Manufacture name or logo.
Delivery Time 10-30 days for production

Products Details

Automatic Punching Production Line

Production Range: OD40-90 mm

Cold Drawn Machine

Production Range: OD40-114 mm

Hydraulic Cold Drawn Machine

Production Range: OD90-275 mm

Steel pipe surface pre-treatment

Pickling, Phosphating and Saponification

Furnace

Normalizing Tempering

Honing Machine

Honing Machine & SRB Machining

CNC Machines

Fixed length, flush, chamfered

Alloy Steel Mechanical Tubing

Alloy Steel Mechanical Tubing

ASTM-A106-Grade-B-Seamless-Pipe-Packing

ASTM-A106-Grade-B-Seamless-Pipe-Packing

ASTM A192 Seamless Carbon Steel Tubes Packing

ASTM A192 Seamless Carbon Steel Tubes Packing

cold drawn seamless tubing packing

cold drawn seamless tubing packing

ASTM A179 Seamless Steel Tube Packing

ASTM A179 Seamless Steel Tube Packing

Key Characteristics

Structural steel tubing offers several key advantages, making it a popular choice in various construction and engineering applications. Some of the key advantages include:

Strength and Durability

Structural steel tubing provides excellent strength, allowing for the construction of robust and durable structures. It can withstand heavy loads and harsh environmental conditions.

Structural steel tubing is highly versatile and can be easily customized to meet specific design requirements. It allows for a wide range of shapes and sizes, facilitating innovative and complex architectural designs.

Despite its strength, structural steel tubing is relatively lightweight compared to other construction materials like concrete. This can lead to cost savings in terms of transportation, handling, and foundation requirements.

Steel structures can be fabricated off-site, allowing for faster construction on-site. This can result in reduced construction time and associated costs.

Structural steel is manufactured under controlled conditions, ensuring a high level of consistency and quality. This contributes to the predictability of performance and reliability in the construction process.

Recyclability

Steel is one of the most recycled materials in the world. Structural steel tubing can be recycled at the end of its life cycle, making it an environmentally sustainable choice. This aligns with the principles of green building and sustainable construction.

Structural steel has inherent fire-resistant properties. Additionally, steel can be protected with fire-resistant coatings to enhance its fire resistance. Steel is also resistant to corrosion when properly coated, which extends its lifespan and reduces maintenance costs.

While the initial cost of steel can be higher than some other materials, the long-term benefits, such as reduced maintenance, faster construction, and recyclability, contribute to its overall cost-effectiveness over the life of a structure.

Steel structures can be easily modified, expanded, or adapted to accommodate changes in building requirements. This adaptability is particularly advantageous in dynamic industries and evolving project needs.

Structural steel components can be precisely fabricated off-site using computer-aided design (CAD) and manufacturing (CAM) technologies. This precision ensures that components fit together seamlessly during on-site assembly, reducing construction errors and delays.