Hollow Section

Material & Standards: Made from mild steel, conforming to IS 4923 for hollow sections and IS 2062 for structural steel.

Durability: Offers strong resistance to corrosion and high tensile strength, ideal for various industrial applications.

Sizes & Thickness: Available in sizes from 20x40 mm to 200x100 mm, with thicknesses typically ranging from 1.2 mm to 5.4 mm.

Applications: Commonly used in construction, structural frameworks, scaffolding, fencing, and furniture.

Wall Thicknesses: Typically between 1.2 mm and 10 mm, depending on diameter and application

Lengths: Standard lengths are 6 meters, with custom lengths available upon request

Surface Finish: Black (uncoated) or Galvanized (GI)

Manufacturing Process: Cold-formed and welded

Applications: Structural frameworks, scaffolding, furniture, fencing, and general engineering purposes​

Shape and Dimensions: Square Hollow Sections have a square cross-section with equal sides and are often referred to as "tubes" or "hollow tubes." The dimensions typically range from small sizes (e.g., 20mm x 20mm) to large sizes (e.g., 500mm x 500mm) depending on the specific requirements.

Material: Mild steel, also known as low carbon steel, is the primary material used for SHS. It is a durable, cost-effective, and versatile material that offers good weldability and ease of fabrication. Mild steel generally has carbon content of less than 0.25%, making it suitable for general structural applications.

Structural Strength: Square Mild Steel Hollow Sections are highly regarded for their strength-to-weight ratio, providing significant structural support with relatively less material. They are capable of handling both compressive and tensile loads effectively, making them ideal for structural frames and supports.

Applications: SHS are used in a variety of construction applications, such as building frames, bridges, support columns, handrails, and fences. They are also used in mechanical and agricultural structures, as well as in furniture manufacturing.