Heavy-wall A500 Grade C structural tube — squares and rectangles to 1/4″ wall in HRPO, clean, square, and roll-mark-free — from an Ohio mill in the middle of the data center corridor, delivered nationwide.
Data center construction is the biggest structural-tube demand driver in the country right now, and the steel it consumes is spec-driven: certified structural grades, heavy walls, and surface standards written for steel that gets fabricated into visible infrastructure. The data-center work on our spec sheets runs A500 Grade C at 1/4″ wall with a no-roll-marks acceptance standard — held on every run.
Spec: ASTM A500 Grade B and C with certs on every load. Lighter mechanical tube for racks, cable management, and containment framing runs to A513 — see square and rectangular size envelopes.
The data-center work on our spec sheets runs heavy-wall structural tube — ASTM A500 Grade C (50 KSI minimum yield) squares and rectangles at 1/4″ wall, in sizes like 4″×4″ and 3″×4″ — in HRPO for clean downstream fabrication. Support structures, equipment framing, and infrastructure steel throughout the white space and back-of-house.
Yes — our data-center specs carry a no-roll-marks-acceptable surface standard with mill-cut, clean-and-square ends, and that's the acceptance criteria we run to. HRPO input strip gives a clean, scale-free surface ready for fabrication and finish.
Yes — A500 Grade C carries certified minimum yield (50 KSI shapes) and tensile properties, and material test reports ship with the load. Grade B is available where the drawing calls for 46 KSI.
Mansfield, Ohio — between Columbus and Cleveland, in the middle of one of the most active data center construction regions in the country — with nationwide delivery for projects everywhere else. Minimum order is a truckload, roughly 45,000 lb.
Sections, wall, grade, surface requirements, and schedule — we'll come back with pricing and a real lead time.
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