Stock & Reference Guide

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1 Stock & Reference Guide

2 Stock & Reference Guide Boyd Metals of Fort Smith 600 South 7th Street P.O. Bo 89 Fort Smith, rkansas (479) Fa (479) Fa (479) (800) Boyd Metals of Joplin 027 Byers venue P.O. Bo 746 Joplin, Missouri (47) Fa (47) Fa (888) (800) Boyd Metals of Oklahoma City 6060 S.W. 44th Street P.O. Bo 940 Oklahoma City, OK (405) Fa (405) (866) Boyd Metals of Little Rock 4324 Mauney Road P.O. Bo 3297 Little Rock, rkansas (50) Fa (50) (866) Boyd Metals

3 Message From Our President Boyd Metals is proud to present our Stock and Reference Guide to metal products. We stock a wide range of the listed products and are ready to supply all noninventory items in a timely manner through our numerous contacts in the metals industry. Our goal is to be your complete metals supplier and processor. We encourage all of our associates and representatives to take all the steps necessary to satisfy you with the highest quality product at a competitive price. Take a few minutes and browse the Stock and Reference Guide and when you find an item that you need, call one of our sales people and they will be glad to help you with your requirements. Tom Kennon Mission Statement Boyd Metals is totally committed to providing our customers with the best overall service and value in the metals service center industry. We supply quality products at competitive prices, packaged properly and delivered in a timely manner. If we make an error we correct the problem quickly and to the customers satisfaction. Boyd Metals realizes our success has been based on dealing ethically and fairly with our customers, our employees and our vendors, with our future dependent upon how we honor those with whom we do business.

4 General Stock Book Information To enable this stock book to be more useful and easy to read, it is divided into eleven general sections, with a subinde for each section. lso, there is a Product Inde that encompasses the entire book to offer assistance in searching for particular types, forms, or shapes. While this book lists a vast collection of items and data, it is by no means a complete listing of every product produced or manufactured for distribution by the steel service center industry. The listed items in this book are not necessarily inventoried by Boyd Metals, but are a representation of products that are, in most cases, readily available. If you have a requirement for an item that is not listed in this book, contact a representative of Boyd Metals to check on the availability of that item. This book should be used for general information only. The data herein is generally accepted throughout the steel service center industry and is correct to the best of Boyd Metals knowledge. Boyd Metals is epressly not responsible for errors and/or omissions of the represented data and reserves the right to add or delete items or data without notice. It should be noted that all products are subject to standard tolerances and variations consistent with usual manufacturing and trade practices regarding dimensions, straightness, flatness, section, composition, and mechanical properties, and normal variations in surface and internal conditions of quality. ll products shall also be subject to deviations from tolerances and variations consistent with standard practical testing and inspection methods. It should also be noted that standard tolerances and variations may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.

5 SECTION INDEX Section Description B C D E F G H I J K Structural Shapes Bars Plates Sheets Tubing & Pipe PVF Stainless Steel luminum Specialty Products Brass, Bronze, Copper Data

6 PRODUCT INDEX Product Page Product Page ngle luminum... H9 Carbon Steel... 2 Stainless Steel... G7 Beam luminum... H2 Carbon Steel... 2 Stainless Steel... G8 Channel luminum... H0 Carbon Steel... 9 Stainless Steel... G8 Epanded Metal luminum... I3 & I5 Carbon Steel... I2 & I3 Stainless Steel... G8 & I5 Epanded Metal Grating Carbon Steel... I6 Flat Bar luminum... H6 Brass... J6 Carbon Steel Cold Finished... B Hot Rolled... B6 Copper... J Stainless Steel... G Floor Plate luminum... H20 Carbon Steel... C8 Stainless Steel... G2 Grating luminum... I7 Carbon Steel... I7 Fiberglass... I2 Stainless Steel... I7 Half Rounds Stainless Steel... G Heagon Bar luminum... H5 Brass... J5 Carbon Steel Cold Finished... B6 Stainless Steel... G0 Perforated Metal luminum... I9 Carbon Steel... I8 Stainless Steel... I0 Pipe luminum... H27 Carbon Steel... E32 Stainless Steel... G2 Plate luminum... H8 Carbon Steel... C6 Stainless Steel... G3 Rail Carbon Steel... 4 Reinforcing Bar Carbon Steel... I Reinforcing Wire Mesh Carbon Steel... I

7 Product Page Product Page Round Bar luminum... H4 Brass... J3 Bronze... J7 Carbon Steel Cold Finished... B7 Hot Rolled... B0 T, G & P... B8 Copper... J0 Stainless Steel... G9 Safety Grating Carbon Steel... I Sheet luminum... H2 Carbon Steel Cold Rolled... D7 Hot Rolled... D5 Hot Rolled Pickled & Oiled... D5 Galvanized... D0 Stainless Steel... G6 Square Bar luminum... H5 Brass... J6 Carbon Steel Cold Finished... B5 Hot Rolled... B9 Copper... J Stainless Steel... G0 Tee luminum... H3 Carbon Steel... 4 Tubing luminum Rectangular... H26 Round... H24 Square... H26 Bronze Round... J8 Carbon Steel Rectangular... E29 Relift... E39 Round... E4 Square... E27 Stainless Steel Rectangular... G9 Round... G20 Square... G9 Universal Mill Plate Carbon Steel... C5 Valves & Fittings... F2

8 SECTION Structural Shapes Page Processing Services Standard I Beam 2 Junior Beams 2 Wide Flange Beams 3 H Pilings 8 Channels Bar Sizes 9 Channels Structural Sizes 0 Channels MC (Ship & Car) Channels Junior Sizes 2 ngles Bar Sizes 2 ngles Structural Sizes 3 Tees Bar Sizes 4 Rail SCE Sections 4

9 Structural Processing Services vailable Coping Galvanizing Miter Cutting Pickling & Oiling Painting Production Cutting Punching Rolling Saw Cutting to Length Tees Split From Beams

10 Standard I Beams STM 36 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 60 Ft. Nominal Size in S3 S4 S5 Weight per Foot Depth of Section B Flange Width C vg. Flange Thickness C B D D Web Thickness S S S S S S S S Junior Beams STM 36 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 40 Ft. Nominal Size in M6 M8 M0 M2 Weight per Foot Depth of Section B Flange Width C vg. Flange Thickness C B D D Web Thickness

11 3 Nominal Size in W4 W5 W6 W8 W0 Weight per Foot C vg. Flange Thickness B Flange Width Depth of Section D Web Thickness Wide Flange Beams STM 992 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 60 Ft. B C D

12 4 Wide Flange Beams STM 992 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 60 Ft. Nominal Size in W2 W4 Weight per Foot C vg. Flange Thickness B Flange Width Depth of Section D Web Thickness B C D

13 5 Wide Flange Beams STM 992 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 60 Ft. Nominal Size in W6 W8 W2 Weight per Foot C vg. Flange Thickness B Flange Width Depth of Section D Web Thickness B C D

14 6 Wide Flange Beams STM 992 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 60 Ft. Nominal Size in W24 W27 Weight per Foot C vg. Flange Thickness B Flange Width Depth of Section D Web Thickness B C D

15 7 Wide Flange Beams STM 992 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 60 Ft. Nominal Size in W30 W33 W36 W40 Weight per Foot C vg. Flange Thickness B Flange Width Depth of Section D Web Thickness B C D

16 HPilings STM 36 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 60 Ft. Nominal Size in HP8 Weight per Foot 36 Depth of Section 8.02 B Flange Width 8.55 C vg. Flange Thickness.445 C B D D Web Thickness.445 HP HP HP

17 Channels Bar Sizes B STM 36 vailable in 20 Ft. Lengths C Size in B C Weight Per Foot () /8.56 /8.68 /8.84 /8 9/6.6 /8.0 /8.2 9/6.44 /8.7 2 / / / / / () These weights may vary depending on producing mill. 9

18 Channels Structural Sizes STM 36 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 60 Ft. Depth in C3 Weight per Foot B Flange Width C Web Thickness B C C C C C C C C C C

19 Channels MC (Ship & Car) STM 36 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 60 Ft. Depth in MC3 MC4 MC6 MC7 MC8 MC9 MC0 MC2 MC3 MC8 Weight per Foot B Flange Width C Web Thickness B C

20 Channels Junior Sizes STM 36 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. and 40 Ft. Depth in MC8 MC0 MC2 Weight per Foot B Flange Width C Web Thickness B C ngles Bar Sizes STM 36 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. and 40 Ft. Size in B C Wt. Per Foot Size in B C C B Wt. Per Foot 5/8 5/8 /8 / / /8 7/8 5/8 7/8 /8 /8 /8 /8 /8 /8 /8 /8 / /8 /8 5/6 5/6 5/6 5/

21 ngles Structural Sizes STM 36 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 60 Ft. Size in B C Wt. Per Foot Size in B C C B Wt. Per Foot /6 5/6 5/6 5/6 5/6 5/6 5/6 5/6 5/6 5/8 5/ /6 5/8 5/6 5/8 5/6 5/6 5/8 5/6 5/8 5/8 5/8 /

22 Tees Bar Sizes STM 36 vailable in 20 Ft. Lengths b t d Flange b Stem d Thickness t Weight Per Foot () () These weights may vary depending on producing mill. Rails SCE Sections New Billet Steel c b d Pounds Per Yard Section No Height in d /8 2 3/ Width of Base b /8 2 3/ Width of Head c /64 /32 /6 7/ /6 Length in Feet & & & 40 30, 33, 39 & & 40 30, 33, 39 & 60 4

23 SECTION B Bars Page Processing Services B Introduction to Bars Hot Rolled B2 Cold Finished B3 lloys B4 Hot Rolled Flats B6 Hot Rolled Squares B9 Hot Rolled Rounds B0 Cold Finished Flats B Cold Finished Squares B5 Cold Finished Heagons B6 Cold Finished Rounds B7 Turned, Ground and Polished Rounds B8

24 Bar Processing Services vailable Centerless Grinding Galvanizing Hard Chrome Plating Induction Hardening Miter Cutting Pickling & Oiling Production Cutting Production Shearing Rolling Saw Cutting to Length Trepanning Picture B

25 Product Introduction Hot Rolled Bars Merchant Quality M00/M020 M044 Low carbon, general purpose steels ( mild steel ) suitable for forming, welding, and many fabrication applications. Similar to C045 in strength and heattreatment properties but less costly. Commercial Grade STM 36 the standard specification for Hot Rolled Bars and Shapes. This grade is produced to a minimum yield of 36,000 psi with a tensile strength of 58,000/80,000 psi. Special Quality 08 & & Low carbon, general purpose steels produced to specific chemistries with predictable physical properties. Higher carbon levels increase strength and allow heat treatment for enhanced properties. (Spring Steel) High mechanical properties due to a high carbon content. Can be heattreated to very high tensile and yield values. B2

26 Product Introduction Cold Finished Bars Cold Finished carbon steel bars are produced from hot rolled special bar quality stock by means of several different cold finishing processes: COLD DRWING, TURNING & POLISHING, TURNING, GRINDING & POLISHING, and COLD ROLLING. The primary purpose of cold finishing is to improve: surface quality, dimensional accuracy and straightness, machinability, and overall mechanical properties /045 7 L7 4/44 2L4 25 low carbon steel with medium manganese content, suitable for applications where high stresses are not involved. medium carbon steel used etensively in induction hardening applications. low carbon, high manganese steel with good machining and carburizing properties. Withstands bending, broaching, and most deforming without cracking. The addition of.5 to.35% LED to the 7 chemistry greatly improves machinability without sacrificing other physical properties. medium carbon, high manganese steel with free machining qualities. These grades are recommended for parts requiring greater strength and/or wear resistance than can be obtained from lower carbon steels. Stressproof higher strength, stress relieved bar without heat treatment is readily machinable with minimum distortion. Fatigueproof higher strength than stressproof achieved by mechanical working and thermal treatment. Eliminates need for heat treating and secondary operations such as straightening. Readily machinable with low residual stress. lead bearing steel with superior machine rates and ecellent physical properties. It is a favorite grade for automatic screw machine work. This fast cutting steel is the standard screw stock. The machine finish is smooth and bright. B3

27 Product Introduction lloy Bars 440/450 ETD 50 4L40/4L widely used medium carbon alloy steel. true general purpose, low cost alloy bar. With nominal composition of.95% chromium and.20% molybdenum content, a broad range of strength and toughness is attainable through heat treatment. This alloy has good hardenability, strength, wear resistance, toughness, and ductility. It is made by the elevated temperature drawing process to obtain properties and strengths usually achieved only by quenching and tempering. No heat treating is required properties are inthebar as received. This steel machines faster than heat treated bars and compares favorably with cold drawn 440 annealed. n annealed free machining direct hardening alloy with medium carbon content. With the addition of.5%.35% lead, this alloy can be quenched and tempered to a wide range of strength levels with little loss in machinability. highly alloyed steel with nominal composition of.80% nickel,.80% chromium, and.25% molybdenum content that assures deep hardness when oil quenched, with high strength characteristics attained throughout the section. This alloy is used for heavily stressed parts. The most widely used of all case hardening alloys. true general purpose, low cost, low carbon, oil hardened steel with good core properties. nominal composition is balanced with.55% nickel,.50% chromium,.20% molybdenum. For more etensive data concerning hot rolled, cold rolled, and alloy bars refer to the data section of this catalog. B4

28 Product Introduction lloy Bars 86L20 Similar to 8620, ecept with the addition of lead, this steel becomes an ecellent free machining, case hardening steel. This alloy develops a uniformly hard case supported by a tough, ductile core and has relatively low distortion in heat treatment. For more etensive data concerning hot rolled, cold rolled, and alloy bars refer to the data section of this catalog. B5

29 B6 Hot Rolled Flats vailable in 20 Ft. Lengths / / Size in Size in Weight Per Foot Weight Per Foot /

30 B7 Hot Rolled Flats vailable in 20 Ft. Lengths 5/ Size in Size in Weight Per Foot Weight Per Foot /

31 Hot Rolled Flats vailable in 20 Ft. Lengths Size in Weight Per Foot Size in Weight Per Foot B8

32 Hot Rolled Squares vailable in 20 Ft. Lengths Size in 7/6 9/6 5/8 7/8 Weight Per Foot Size in Weight Per Foot / B9

33 Hot Rolled Rounds STM 36 vailable in Lengths 20 Ft. to 40 Ft. Diameter in 5/6 7/6 9/6 5/8 7/8 5/6 /8 5/8 7/ Weight Per Foot Size in Weight Per Foot Forged and roughturned rounds available up to 24 diameter. Please inquire. B0

34 B Cold Finished Flats vailable in 2 Ft. Random Lengths /8 5/6 5/8 7/8 / /8 7/8 /8 7/ /8 7/8 /8 5/ /8 7/ Size in Size in Weight Per Foot Weight Per Foot

35 B2 Cold Finished Flats vailable in 2 Ft. Random Lengths 5/6 5/ /6 5/8 7/8 /8 5/ /8 7/8 /8 5/ / Size in Size in Weight Per Foot Weight Per Foot

36 B3 Cold Finished Flats vailable in 2 Ft. Random Lengths 5/ /8 / / Size in Weight Per Foot / / /8 Size in Weight Per Foot

37 Cold Finished Flats vailable in 2 Ft. Random Lengths Size in Weight Per Foot Size in Weight Per Foot B4

38 Cold Finished Squares vailable in 2 Ft. Random Lengths Size in /8 5/6 7/6 9/6 5/8 /6 7/8 5/6 /8 5/8 Weight Per Foot Size in 7/8 2 2/ Weight Per Foot B5

39 Cold Finished Heagons vailable in 2 Ft. Random Lengths Size in 5/6 7/6 9/6 5/8 /6 7/8 5/6 /6 /8 Weight Per Foot Size in 5/8 /6 7/ / Weight Per Foot B6

40 Cold Finished Rounds vailable in 2 Ft. & 20 Ft. Random Lengths Diameter in /8 5/6 7/6 9/6 5/8 /6 7/8 5/6 /6 /8 5/6 7/6 9/6 5/8 /6 7/8 5/6 Weight Per Foot Diameter in 2 27/8 25/6 3 3/6 3/ /6 3 37/6 3 39/6 35/8 3/ /8 35/6 4 4/ /6 4 45/8 4 47/8 45/6 Weight Per Foot /6 2/ /6 2 27/6 2 29/6 25/8 2/ B /6 5 55/8 5 57/8 55/ Diameters over 6 are available turned and polished. Please inquire.

41 Turned, Ground, & Polished Rounds () vailable in 2 Ft., 20 Ft. & 24 Ft. Lengths Diameter in /8 5/6 7/6 9/6 5/8 /6 7/8 /8 5/6 7/6 5/8 /6 7/8 5/6 2 2/ /6 2 25/8 2/6 2 27/8 25/6 Weight Per Foot Diameter in /6 3 3/6 3 35/ / /6 5 57/ / Weight Per Foot () Diameters less than are drawn, ground, & polished. B8

42 SECTION C Plates Page Processing Services C Introduction to Plate C2 Universal Mill Plates C5 Hot Rolled Plates C6 Floor Plates C8

43 Plate Processing Services vailable Blanking Flame Cutting Galvanizing Grinding Laser Cutting Pickling & Oiling Plasma Cutting Production or Singles Punching Rolling & Forming Shearing Water Jet Cutting C

44 Structural Quality Plates Product Introduction Plates STM 283 STM 36 STM 572 STM 242 STM 588 STM 656 general purpose, lowcost structural quality plate that has satisfactory forming, machining, and welding characteristics. structural quality carbon steel for use in welded, bolted, or riveted construction of bridges and buildings, and for general structural purposes. Produced with a minimum yield point of 36,000 psi, 36 is stronger than can be used to design lighter weight structures and equipment, and provide good weldability. the most economical of the high strength, low alloy steels. This alloy provides high strength, good workability, and weldability at a moderate price. 572 has a minimum yield point of 50,000 psi and has the same corrosion resistance as that of plain carbon steel. 242 has a minimum yield point of 50,000 psi but also offers a corrosion resistance of four times that of plain carbon steel. CORTEN conforms to 242 specifications. Similar to 242 but with a modified chemistry, 588 also offers high strength and corrosion resistance. CORTEN B conforms to 588 specifications. low alloy, hot rolled, controlled cooled steel used for applications where high strength along with toughness, formability, weldability, and fatigue resistance are required. 656 has a minimum yield point of 80,000 psi. HIFORM 80 conforms to 656. C2

45 Product Introduction Plates Pressure Vessel Quality Plates STM 285 STM 55 STM 56 popular, moderate strength steel for stationary service vessels and boilers. This alloy has ecellent formability and weldability. More strength than 285 for intermediate and high temperature service in boilers and pressure vessels. Weldable with proper recommended techniques, 55 plates have coarse grain structure and are silicon killed. Carbonmanganesesilicon steel plate with a fine grain structure. 56 is designed for moderate and lower temperature service in pressure vessels where improved notch toughness is required. STM Specification Minimum Mechanical Properties of Structural Quality Plates & Pressure Vessel Quality Plates Yield Point psi Tensile Strength psi Carbon Ma.* 283 Gr.D Gr Gr. 656 Gr Gr. C 55 Gr Gr Gr Gr ,000 36,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 80,000 30,000 38,000 32,000 35,000 38, , ,000 65,000 70,000 70,000 95, , , , , ,000 not spec..25/ /.5.2/.27.24/.29.27/.3 *Depending on Thickness C3

46 Product Introduction Plates brasion Resistant & Impact Resistant Plates brasion resisting and impact resisting plates are low to medium carbon, low alloy steel that has been heat treated by quenching and tempering to develop high abrasion and impact resistance, and high yield strength. Due to the nature of the high hardness and toughness of these steels, they are relatively difficult to machine without the use of high speed tools. Typically, these steels have good welding and fabrication characteristics. R225 R360 R400 R500 generally smooth sliding abrasion resistance with a Brinell Hardness of Typical applications include handling of grains, coal fines, cement, sand, gravel, and earth. Has good sliding abrasion resistance and light impact resistance. With a Brinell Hardness of 32 (min.), this alloy is typically used for buckets, chutes, hoppers, and conveyors. Having a Brinell Hardness of 360 (min.), this alloy is suited for a broad range of applications where sliding abrasion and moderate impact resistance eists. Similar to R400 but with an even higher Brinell Hardness of 477 (min.) typically used in etreme conditions. T type Combines high resistance to sliding and impact abrasion. This steel is typically used where formability and weldability are more critical than with the R steels and higher impact resistance is desired. Brinell Hardness for this alloy falls in the 250 to 360 range depending on thickness. Maimum thickness is. T type B Same as type but is available in greater thicknesses up to 2. T type C Same as type but is available in thicknesses up to 6. For more etensive information on plate steel please refer to the data section of this catalog. C4

47 Universal Mill Plates STM 36 vailable in 20 Ft. Lengths Thickness & Width / Est. Weight Per Foot Thickness & Width / Est. Weight Per Foot / C5

48 C6 Plates STM 36 5/6 7/6 9/6 5/8 /6 7/8 /8 5/8 7/8 2 2/ Thickness in Wt. Per Sq. Foot Thickness in Wt. Per Sq. Foot

49 Plates Weights Per Plate Most Common Sizes Size 5/6 7/ Size 5/8 7/ Other sizes available. Please inquire. C7

50 Floor Plates Size in Wt. Per Sq. Foot Size in Wt. Per Sq. Foot 6 ga 4 ga 2 ga / / Floor Plates Weights Per Plate Most Common Sizes Size Size ga 4 ga 2 ga / / Other sizes available. Please inquire. C8

51 SECTION D Sheets Page Processing Services D Introduction to Sheet D2 Hot Rolled Sheets D5 Hot Rolled, Pickled & Oiled Sheets D5 Cold Rolled Sheets D7 Galvanized Sheets D0

52 Sheet Processing Services vailable Blanking Cutting To Length From Coils Laser Cutting Leveling Pickling & Oiling Plasma Cutting Punching Rolling, Forming, Bending Shearing Slitting Water Jet Cutting D

53 Hot Rolled Sheet Product Introduction Sheet Primarily used for tanks, barrels, farm implements, and other applications where surface quality is not critical. Conforming to STM 0, this specification covers hotrolled, carbon, structural, highstrength lowalloy and high strength lowalloy with improved formability steel sheet in coils and cut lengths. Hotrolled steel sheet is available in the following designations: Commercial Steel (CS in Types, B, C and D) Drawing Steel (DS in Types and B) Structural Steel (SS in grades 30, 33, 36 Type and 2, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 70 & 80) HighStrength Lowlloy Steel (HSLS, classes and 2 in grades 45, 50, 55, 60, 65 & 70) HighStrength Lowlloy Steel with Improved Formability (HSLSF in grades 50, 60, 70 & 80) UltraHigh Strength Steel (UHSS Types and 2, in grades 90 and 00) Sheet produced to CS and DS specifications will conform to the chemical composition requirements for the appropriate designation and is capable of being bent at room temperature in any direction through 80 degrees flat on itself without cracking on the outside of the bent portion. There are no mandatory mechanical property requirements for sheets ordered to a CS or DS designation. Sheet produced to SS, HSLS, HSLSF and UHSS specifications will conform to the chemical composition requirements for the appropriate designation and will also conform to the mandatory mechanical property requirements for that designation. Pickled and Oiled Sheets ordered to the STM 0 specification may also be furnished with an oiled finish. Pickled and oiled sheets have the same properties and forming characteristics but offer less wear on tooling. These sheets go through an acid pickling bath which removes mill oide, improving surface appearance, uniformity and finishing quality. Paint and enamel adhere well after cleaning. Typical applications are auto and truck parts, farm implements, tanks, stamped and roll formed parts. D2

54 Cold Rolled Sheet Conforming to STM 008, coldrolled sheet s matte finish gives it a superior surface quality to hot pickled and oiled sheet. This matte finish is ideal for paints, enamels, and lacquers. The additional steps it undergoes in production also give coldrolled sheet closer thickness tolerances. Typical uses are refrigerators, ranges, washing machines, auto and truck bodies, signs, panels, furniture and stamped parts. Coldrolled sheets are available in the following designations: Commercial Steel (CS in Types, B, and C) Drawing Steel (DS in Types and B) Deep Drawing Steels (DDS) Etra Deep Drawing Steel (EDDS) Structural Steel (SS in grades 25, 30, 33 Type and 2, 40 Types and 2, 50, 60, 70 & 80) HighStrength Lowlloy Steel (HSLS, classes and 2 in grades 45, 50, 55, 60, 65 & 70 in Classes and 2) HighStrength Lowlloy Steel with Improved Formability (HSLSF in grades 50, 60, 70 & 80) Solution Hardened Steel (SHS) and Bake Hardenable Steel (BHS) Corrosion Resistant Steel Sheet Falling within the STM 606 designation, this specification covers highstrength, lowalloy hotrolled and coldrolled steel sheets that have enhanced atmospheric corrosion resistance and are supplied in two types, Type 2 and Type 4. While maintaining highstrength characteristics, this steel is two to four times more resistant to atmospheric corrosion than low carbon steels. When unpainted, it has a tightly adherent oide surface which stops further oidation. 606 has ecellent weldability and formability. Coated Sheet Hot Dipped Galvanized These sheets are continuously hot dip coated with a durable protective coating of zinc. Hot Dipped Galvanized Sheets can be formed without flaking or peeling. Stamping, cold drawing, double seaming, and brake or roll forming will not repair the corrosion protection qualities. Galvanized D3

55 sheet can be welded or soldered. Thicknesses of 6 ga. and lighter are lockforming quality while thicknesses of 4 ga. and heavier ar commercial quality. ll conform to STM 653 (previously 525.) ElectroGalvanized These are cold rolled sheets that are zinc coated by electrolytic deposition and conform to STM 879. The coating has a uniform dull gray matte appearance without the spangles normally present on hot dipped galvanized. The surface can be phosphate treated for immediate paintability. These can also be formed, rolled, or stamped without flaking, peeling, or cracking. Electrogalvanized sheets are particularly suited for cabinets, signs, light fitures, etc., where an ecellent finish is required. Galvannealed These sheets are heat treated after coating to produce zinciron alloy and eliminated spangle. It can be painted without further surface preparation ecept for normal cleaning. It may be subject to simple bending and forming without impairing its paintability or corrosion resistance. It is particularly suited for sign boards, metal doors and partitions, truck and trailer bodies, heater and furnace parts. It conforms to STM 653. Galvalume This is a corrosion resistant sheet, continuously hot dipped coated with aluminum zinc alloy. For certain applications it offers a substantial increase in corrosion resistance over regular galvanized. It can be readily formed, welded, and soldered. End uses include appliance and automotive parts, metal building and agricultural parts. It conforms to STM 792. luminized This sheet steel is continuously hot dip coated with aluminumsilicon alloy. It has an attractive satin finish and it provides the best qualities of aluminum and steel by resisting corrosion and providing strength at a low cost. It can be subjected to moderate forming, spinning, and drawing without peeling and flaking of the coating. Conforming to STM 463, its applications include crop dryers, dry kiln fan walls, dryers, incinerators, mufflers, oven and space heater components. For more information on sheet steel please refer to the data section of this catalog. D4

56 Sheet Hot Rolled and Hot Rolled, Pickled & Oiled Gauge 7 Size in Most Common Sizes Decimal in Est. Wt. per Sq. Ft. in Lbs Est. Wt. per Sheet in Lbs D5

57 Sheet Hot Rolled and Hot Rolled, Pickled & Oiled Most Common Sizes Gauge Size in Decimal in Est. Wt. per Sq. Ft. in Lbs. Est. Wt. per Sheet in Lbs Other Sizes vailable. Slit and cuttolength from coil. Please inquire. D6

58 Sheet Cold Rolled, Oiled Most Common Sizes Gauge Size in Decimal in Est. Wt. per Sq. Ft. in Lbs. Est. Wt. per Sheet in Lbs D7

59 Sheet Cold Rolled, Oiled Most Common Sizes Gauge Size in Decimal in Est. Wt. per Sq. Ft. in Lbs. Est. Wt. per Sheet in Lbs D8

60 Sheet Cold Rolled, Oiled Most Common Sizes Gauge 22 Size in Decimal in Est. Wt. per Sq. Ft. in Lbs Est. Wt. per Sheet in Lbs Other Sizes vailable. Slit and cuttolength from coil. Please inquire. D9

61 Sheet Galvanized Most Common Sizes Gauge Size in Decimal in Est. Wt. per Sq. Ft. in Lbs. Est. Wt. per Sheet in Lbs D0

62 Sheet Galvanized Most Common Sizes Gauge Size in Decimal in Est. Wt. per Sq. Ft. in Lbs. Est. Wt. per Sheet in Lbs D

63 Sheet Galvanized Most Common Sizes Gauge Size in Decimal in Est. Wt. per Sq. Ft. in Lbs. Est. Wt. per Sheet in Lbs Other Sizes vailable. Slit and cuttolength from coil. Please inquire. D2

64 SECTION E Tubing & Pipe Page Processing Services E Introduction to Tube & Pipe E2 DOM & Round Tubing E4 Square Tubing E27 Rectangular Tubing E29 Pipe E32 Relift Tube (lso known as uger E39 Tube, Blow Pipe & Spouting)

65 Tubing & Pipe Processing Services vailable Bending Beveling Centerless Grinding Coating Galvanizing Hard Chrome Plating Honing Miter Cutting Production Cutting Saw Cutting to Length Threading E

66 Product Introduction Tubing & Pipe Round Tubing Electrical Resistance Welded ERW is the lowest cost of all mechanical tubing. It is produced from low carbon steel. Tubing with wall thicknesses heavier than 8 ga. is produced from hot rolled steel, while tubing with wall thicknesses of 8ga. and lighter is produced from cold rolled steel. Furnished in aswelded condition, the OD weld flash is removed on all sizes. for round tubing with OD and larger, the ID weld flash is controlled to.00 to.05 (depending on OD). Sizes under OD are produced flashin. Manufactured to OD and wall dimensions, ERW meets STM 53 Type (HR) or Type 2 (CR) specifications. DOM (DrawnOverMandrel) DOM is a cold drawn electric resistance welded tube with all weld flash removed. Each tube is tested for soundness of weld. Typically, DOM is preferred over seamless tubing for its ecellent OD and ID concentricity. Normalizing and cold drawing over a mandrel makes DOM a uniform and precision product. Furnished in as drawn condition and produced to OD and ID dimensions, DOM meets STM 53 type 5 specifications. Cold Drawn Seamless This carbon steel tube is produced to OD and ID dimensions and is furnished in asdrawn condition. Cold drawn seamless tubing offers good surface quality and increased mechanical properties over hot finished seamless tubing. Cold drawn seamless meets STM 59 specifications. Hot Finished Seamless This carbon steel tube is lower in cost than its cold drawn counterpart. It is most applicable where precise dimensions and surface quality are of secondary importance. It also meets STM 59 specifications. Square and Rectangular Tubing Structural STM 500 Gr. B This is a cold formed, electric resistance welded tubing with a high strengthtoweight ratio. It is relatively low in cost and is easily welded, formed, punched and drilled. The hollow shape offers good appearance and ease of maintenance. The OD weld flash is removed on all sizes and it has a flashin ID. E2

67 Structural High Strength, Low lloy (HSL70) This tube offers the same benefits of STM 500 Gr. B, but with a 52% higher strengthtoweight ratio. This tube offers a minimum yield strength of 70,000 psi. Mechanical STM 53 This electric resistance welded tubing is made from low carbon steel. Those with wall thicknesses that are heavier than 8ga. are produced from hot rolled steel, and those with wall thicknesses of 8ga. and lighter are produced from cold rolled steel. ll OD weld flash is removed on all sizes, while the ID is flashin. This tube offers good surface finish and forming qualities. Pipe Continuous Buttweld general purpose pipe for use in steam, gas and air lines. It is not intended for close coiling, bending or high temperature service. No minimum mechanical properties are specified for this product, but is typically stocked with a standard black lacquer coating. Continuous buttweld meets STM 53 Type F Specifications (which has replaced the obsolete STM 20 specifications.) Electric Resistance Welded (ERW) This pipe is suitable for welding, coiling, bending, flaring, and flanging. It is pressure tested and is typically stocked with a standard black lacquer coating with plain beveled edge ends. ERW meets STM 53 Gr. B Type E. Pipe Size ERW structural purpose pipe sized tube that is produced to meet STM 500 specifications. Compared to pipe, this product offers higher strength, better straightness as well as a superior finish and usually costs less than pipe. This product is not pressure tested. E3