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ASTM A-513 Type 1 is a low carbon steel. It shows tighter dimensional tolerances on outer diameter, wall thickness, and length than A500, and is more easily bended. It is one of the highest value steel tubing available.
It’s routinely stocked in the following formats:
A500 is available in two grades, B and C. GR B is a cold formed welded and seamless carbon steel available in round, square, and rectangular structural tubing for welded, riveted, or bolted construction. It shows excellent weldability and good machinability. Common applications include: bridges and buildings, and for general structural purposes.
A500 GR C is available in square and rectangular structural tubing. Similar to grade B in many ways, it distinguishes itself with higher yield and tensile strengths.
AISI-1020 is used for round structural tubing. It is a high strength carbon steel with good machinability, weldability, and high ductility.
ASTM A-513 Type 1 is a low carbon steel. It shows tighter dimensional tolerances on outer diameter, wall thickness, and length than A500, and is more easily bended. It is one of the highest value steel tubing available.
It’s routinely stocked in the following formats:
A500 is available in two grades, B and C. GR B is a cold formed welded and seamless carbon steel available in round, square, and rectangular structural tubing for welded, riveted, or bolted construction. It shows excellent weldability and good machinability. Common applications include: bridges and buildings, and for general structural purposes.
A500 GR C is available in square and rectangular structural tubing. Similar to grade B in many ways, it distinguishes itself with higher yield and tensile strengths.
AISI-1020 is used for round structural tubing. It is a high strength carbon steel with good machinability, weldability, and high ductility.
This widely popular hollow steel product is most often used for mechanical or structural purposes across industries. It is available in round, square, and rectangular shapes in varying thicknesses and lengths.
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The main difference between these two products is their chemical composition. Carbon steel has higher carbon content than stainless steel and a lower alloy content. As a result, carbon steel is more susceptible to rust when exposed to moisture. In addition to a significantly lower carbon content, stainless steel has a much higher chromium content. The added chromium protects against corrosion and oxidation. Read our blog post on when to use stainless steel vs carbon steel to learn more.
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They are measured in their outer dimensions, gauge/wall thicknesses, and length. Typical sizes include 11 gauge, 1/4”, 3/8” and 5/8” at the 20′, 24′, 40′ and 48′ lengths.
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It is a hollow steel product in the shape of a rectangle.
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High demand in growing industries like construction, architecture, and automotive make this a popular steel product. It is designed for structural applications and manufacturing industries because its shape offers greater strength and rigidity than other tubes.
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Typical square sizes include: 1/2″, 3/4″, 5/8″, 7/8″ and 1″ in 11, 14, 16, 18, and 20 gauges. They can be easily cut to custom lengths.
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Because of its excellent strength and durability, this product is seen widely across industries — from construction and architecture to aerospace manufacturing. It is also easy to cut, bend, and form.
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The main difference between these two products is their chemical composition. Carbon steel has higher carbon content than stainless steel and a lower alloy content. As a result, carbon steel is more susceptible to rust when exposed to moisture. In addition to a significantly lower carbon content, stainless steel has a much higher chromium content. The added chromium protects against corrosion and oxidation. Read our blog post on when to use stainless steel vs carbon steel to learn more.
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They are measured in their outer dimensions, gauge/wall thicknesses, and length. Typical sizes include 11 gauge, 1/4”, 3/8” and 5/8” at the 20′, 24′, 40′ and 48′ lengths.
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It is a hollow steel product in the shape of a rectangle.
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High demand in growing industries like construction, architecture, and automotive make this a popular steel product. It is designed for structural applications and manufacturing industries because its shape offers greater strength and rigidity than other tubes.
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Typical square sizes include: 1/2″, 3/4″, 5/8″, 7/8″ and 1″ in 11, 14, 16, 18, and 20 gauges. They can be easily cut to custom lengths.
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Because of its excellent strength and durability, this product is seen widely across industries — from construction and architecture to aerospace manufacturing. It is also easy to cut, bend, and form.
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