Square and rectangular ERW tube for trailer frames and RV parts — 11–18 ga hot rolled black, clean and square, dent- and rust-free, delivered into your receiving windows from Mansfield, Ohio.
Trailer frames get welded, then painted — so the tube has to arrive straight, square, dent-free, and clean enough to coat. That's the acceptance standard our trailer customers write into their specs, along with the logistics that keep a trailer line moving: fixed delivery windows, forklift side-unload, and per-lift weight limits.
Specs: ASTM A500 for structural frame members, A513 for parts — with hardness and grade requirements supported by agreement. See square and rectangular size envelopes.
Square and rectangular ERW tube in hot rolled black — typically 1″×1″ to 2″×2″ squares and rectangles up to 2″×6″, in 11–18 ga — to ASTM A500 for structural members and A513 for parts, with end uses on our spec sheets like trailer frames, trailer parts, and RV parts.
Trailer-frame stock typically ships bare or with light rust preventative so it's paint-ready — but the acceptance standard our trailer customers write is clean, square, dent-free, and rust-free on arrival, and that's what we hold.
Yes — minimum-hardness callouts and no-IF-material (interstitial-free) restrictions from customer specs are supported by agreement, and higher-strength grades are available on request.
Yes — our trailer customers run fixed receiving windows and forklift side-unload with per-lift weight limits, and shipments are scheduled and loaded to match. Tell us your dock rules and they go on the spec.
Sizes, gage, lengths, and monthly usage — we'll come back with pricing and a delivery schedule that fits your dock.
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