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Structural Tube

Structural Tube: These are commonly made of steel and have shapes like square, rectangular, or circular.    


Compared to solid sections, structural tube are lighter, which makes them easier to handle and transport during construction.They can provide similar or even better structural performance in terms of resisting bending and torsion forces while using less material.    


Structural tube meet many international standard specifications, including ASTM A500, A1085 and A1065. This type of tube or profile is commonly used in various engineering and construction projects.     


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Types Of Structural Sections    

• Square Structural Tube    

Square hollow section, also knowm as SHS. it provides good stability in both horizontal and vertical directions, and is not easy to deform under pressure.The flat surface is convenient for cutting, bending, welding and other processing operations, and is easy to connect with other components.    

• Rectangular Structural Tube    

Rectangular hollow sections (RHS) are often used in mechanical, structural, and construction work, just like square hollow sections. The pipe’s flat surface is more cost-effective for joining and other fabrication work.    

• Circular Structural Tube    

CHS is made by rolling a flat steel sheet into a circular shape at a certain radius and then welding the seam. Widely used in construction Industry, parts and other fields.  It is often used in the production of furniture such as tables, chairs, and beds to make legs and frames.    


Specifications Of Hollow Structural Sections    

The pipe manufacturing process makes a precise hollow section. It is strong enough to ensure the structure’s integrity. The production standards are strictly followed in manufacturing. It is available in different steel grades as well.  These hollow sections are highly efficient and are used in various engineering and construction applications.    

NAMEStructural Tube 
StandardAPI, ASTM, BS, EN, JIS, DIN…
ShapeRound, Square, Rectangular
Steel MaterialCarbon steel, Alloy steel
Length1-12m or customized
Wall Thickness1mm -8mm or customized
ToleranceAs per different standard
Manufacturing ProcessERW, ERW&COLD DRAWN
Pipe EndsPlain End, Beveled End, Threaded, Grooved
Pipe SurfaceVarnishing, Oiling, Hot Dip Galvanizing, Pre Galvanized, Powder Coated, Electro-Galvanized
Joint MethodFitting, Joiner, Clamp, Pipe Shoulder, Welding,Thread
ApplicationStructure, Construction, Mechanical, Fitness Equipment and Water transport, Mining, Steel Furniture, Green House…


Seamless Vs. Welded Pipe    

Seamless pipes are made from high-quality steel. It is cast into a round shape and then pierced at the center. Then, it goes through rolling and heat treatment. After that, it is cut into different sizes based on the need. These pipes are devoid of any welding joint, which enhances their structural integrity. Seamless pipes are durable. They can handle high heat and pressure. They also resist corrosion. They have uniform properties throughout their length, making them better than welded pipes.

Seamless PipeWelded Pipe
Expensive than welded pipeCheaper option compared to seamless pipes
No welding seam on the tubeIt has welding seam on tube
Made of solid round barsThe main raw material is steel coils and strips
With high OD and ID toleranceHigh production efficiency
Can bear high-pressureThickness tolerance is moderately precise.
Thickness tolerance is stable and accurateUsed for low/ medium pressure applications


Structural Tubes Applications    

Construction Industry: It is used as columns and braces in portal frame structures. It is also suitable for making scaffolding, stair railings, and decorative columns.    

Mechanical Manufacturing: It is used to make mechanical parts such as shafts and hydraulic cylinders.    

Transportation Industry: In the construction of vehicles and ships, CHS is used for making frames, guardrails, and some supporting structures.    

Furniture Manufacturing: It is often used in the production of furniture such as tables, chairs, and beds to make legs and frames. 

     


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