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WELCOME TO PARKERSTEEL LIMITEDIn an industry with tight deadlines, let us take the stress out of your procurement. Our one stop steel shop allows you to order your steel stock, processed material, steelwork fittings, fasteners and much more all from our Canterbury site in a single call, allowing a more tailored, focused and personalised service than ever before.

Our dedicated team, with many years of experience and knowledge in the steel industry, are here to help in anyway possible and we have put quality and service at the forefront of our business.

We aim to build a strong working relationship with you so you consider us to be your steel partner. We truly believe in working with our customers to help make your businesses more profitable.

Guy ParkerManaging Director of ParkerSteel Limited

OUR ACCREDITATIONSParkerSteel is committed to offering high quality products and services. All our stock lines have a declaration of performance available for instant download, as well as giving you instant access to your test certs when you need them. 2273 RS 28966

DAILY BUSINESS

100 Tonnes ofprocessed steel everyday

TENTHOUSAND

Tonnes in stock stored across3 sites

150Tonnes of stock sold every day online and via phone

TWENTYTHOUSAND

Kilometres travelled across the UK each day

300Deliveries everyday, helping our customers succeed

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WHAT CAN WE OFFER YOUR BUSINESS?• Credit limits with spending power to support your business.

• All Steel Stock and Processing Machines are on site at Canterbury reducing lead times.

• Over 10,000 tonnes of Steel Stock.

• Next day delivery of Shotblast and Primed Steel Stock.

• One delivery of all your flat product processed fittings, structural steel and hollow section.

• Experienced account managers who know and understand your business.

• The industry’s most advanced website with access to our entire stock range, online test certs & more.

• Laser and Plasma cut CE Approved Fittings.

• Dedicated project managers for large and specialised projects up to Execution Class 4.

• A full range of fixings, fasteners and consumables delivered direct to site or the workshop.

• A fleet of vehicles to enable fast and efficient delivery direct to site.

Vast and variedEXPERIENCE across the company

The LARGEST SINGLE SITE STEEL STOCKHOLDER & PROCESSOR in the south

300,000 square feet of warehousing

Over 10,000 TONS OF STEEL in stock

Over 20 STATE OF THE ART MACHINES

40+ STRONG FLEET of purpose built vehicles

200+ employees

3 SITES across the UK


STEEL PRODUCTSParkerSteel supplies a wide variety of steel and aluminium products to industries across the UK and abroad and our selection of high quality steel has been designed to suit the needs of every business. We also offer a range of steel processing services for a comprehensive experience. So whether you’re working on a new building project or after steel for manufacturing, ParkerSteel have everything you need get your job finished to a high standard.

FITTINGSParkerSteel uses the latest plasma technology to deliver a cost effective solution for cutting steel fittings. Plasma reduces the time-consuming and labour intensive element of manufacturing whilst producing a consistently high standard of fittings that can be utilized throughout the construction industry.

MILD STEELWith fast lead times and competitive prices, our industry standard steel is a sensible choice for any business looking for a weldable and ductile metal.

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STAINLESS STEELParkerSteel is your premium processor and supplier of specialty stainless steel, corrosion resistant stainless grades, duplex materials and more in multiple product forms.

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BRIGHT STEELOur bright steel is perfect for those jobs that require a higher quality, more robust metal solution.

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ALUMINIUMAluminium’s natural oxide coating makes it perfect for standing up to everyday corrosion. Its conductivity and lightweight properties make it the ideal solution for use in powerlines.

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POPULARPRODUCTSIN STOCK• Engineering Steel

• Structural Steel

• General Steel

• Non-Ferrous

• Flooring

• Mesh

• Steelwork Fittings


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PRIME MACHINESPAGE 96

3X PLASMA MACHINES

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3X SAW & DRILL LINES

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1X GAS PROFILER

1X TUBE LASER

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1X PUNCH & SHEAR

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2X SOLID STATE FIBER LASER

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1X WATERJET

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2X 4M BRAKE PRESSES

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1X DRILLING CENTRES

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STEEL PROCESSINGWith of 10,000 tonnes of steel in stock ready for next day delivery and ParkerSteel’s processing services available, we help businesses across the UK who need unique steel cut, drilled, shotblasted and more. From mild steel to bright structural steel, you’ll find the right metal for your job.

The steel industry is a fast one that demands a high level of accuracy and consistency. The robotic machinery we have installed in our fabrication plants creates an automated, efficient and productive manufacturing environment.


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SUPPLYING THE UK WITH STEELWith the range of steel we have to offer we are certain we can supply you with the correct grade metal for your sector. We have been helping businesses across the UK achieve spectacular results for over 100 years.

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FOR WHEN YOU REALLY NEED TO HOLD IT TOGETHERParkerFasteners is the new branch of the Parker family, offering you the widest selection of industry grade fixings and fasteners in the market. We have over 10,000 fixings in stock and available for next day delivery. These come in a variety of finishes and can come in ready assembled formats for ease of use.

Get your copy of our ParkerFasteners catalogue. Contact us at: [email protected]

POWER TOOLS BUILT FOR PROFESSIONALSParkerTools is the Southeasts leading stockist of big brand tools and accessories. Our experts can advise and direct you towards the right tools for the job so you get that professional finish at a competitive price. With a range of consumables and accessories to match, ParkerTools is the only supplier you need.

We stock all these great brands plus many more.


Here at ParkerSteel Limited, we understand that our customers want a fast, efficient delivery service. We are proud to offer an unbeatable next working day delivery service on all our stock lines.

NEXT WORKING DAY DELIVERYIt’s important that you get your steel when you need it. This is why all steel stock ordered and cleared before 6pm will be delivered next working day. This is the benefit of having our own dedicated fleet of delivery vehicles. We work around the clock to ensure your products are manufactured, loaded and delivered quickly.

A FLEET FOR THE FUTUREWe are always looking for ways to improve efficiencies and quality of service whilst being friendlier to the environment. That is why, we have invested in a new fleet of Iveco 7.2 Daily delivery vehicles.

With the latest spec, Euro 6 engines, these vehicles produce over double the miles per gallon, resulting in a far more fuel efficient delivery service. Couple this with the fact that they can reach housing estates and smaller business units with limited access, in a more direct route, a significant saving on time, miles and emissions can be achieved.

Suited to smaller loads, of up to 4 tonnes, the vehicles have a quicker loading/offloading turnaround time, allowing us to offer multiple delivery services in one day.

YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBOURHOOD STEEL STOCKHOLDERParkerSteel have distribution depots across the UK to help us be more local to you. Not only does this save on delivery times and costs but is also better for the environment and increases stock availability. Our depots are constantly receiving and despatching goods which means your order can be processed and on its way to you faster than ever.

BIGGER ISN’T ALWAYS BETTERWe believe some things are better to be smaller. For example, our range of compact delivery vehicles can take routes that are harder to reach for our larger vehicles. Plus with the smaller loads they take there are less obstructions from undelivered items, so the whole delivery process is sped up. In turn this results in shorter turnaround times between trips out for the vehicles, so we can process and despatch more orders in one day.

DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR... OR NOTWhether you need your steel delivered to your factory or straight to site you can use our handy delivery checker online to check whether your address is on our list. If it’s not, don’t worry, we may still be able to help. Contact us to find out how.

FIND OUT MOREhttps://www.parkersteel.co.uk/delivery

SUPER FAST DELIVERY

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THE BENEFITS OF ONLINEWWW.PARKERSTEEL.CO.UKOur fully responsive website has been developed for ease of use and an improved customer experience, no matter what device you use.The introduction of a user friendly interface allows you to easily select material, apply processing and place your order quickly. Powered by a consistent and competitive pricing platform, you know you’re getting the best prices when ordering online.

STOCK RANGEBrowse our complete stock range and view stock levels & lead times

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DOCUMENT STOREYour own personal storage facility for allimportant documents

INVOICES & STATEMENTSKeep your books up to date with instant access to all your invoices & statements

TEST CERTIFICATES 24/7Get instant access to vital test certificates

FREE NEXT WORKING DAY DELIVERYOn all online orders*

ORDERS & ENQUIRIESQuickly price enquiries and place your orders

£LIVE PRICING We continuously track prices to make sure our site is always up to date

LIVE VEHICLE TRACKINGTrack your material on the day of delivery

* Subject to minimum order value & stock availability

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CONTENTSUniversal Beams .........................................12Universal Columns ......................................14Channel Parallel Flange ..............................16Channel Tapered Flange ............................16

TECHNICAL DELIVERY CONDITIONS Specification to:

BS EN 10025:S275JR:2004BS EN 10025:S355JR:2004

TOLERANCES ON SHAPE & MASSBS EN 10034:1993

EUROPEAN SECTIONSSpecifications & Tolerances to:

DIN 1025: Part 1: 1995DIN 1025: Parts 2-4: 1994/5

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100 x 55 (IPE 100) 8.1 67-41-01127 x 76JR 13 118-16-27 118-16-35 118-16-43 118-16-50 118-16-68 118-16-76 126-36-15152 x 89JR 16 118-17-75 118-17-83 118-17-91 118-18-09 118-18-17 118-18-25 125-26-83

178 x 102JR 19 118-19-24 118-19-32 118-19-40 118-19-57 118-19-65 118-19-73 125-26-91203 x 102JR 23 118-20-47 118-20-54 118-20-62 118-20-70 118-20-88 118-20-96 126-36-23 138-81-98 151-40-82203 x 133 25 118-21-12 118-21-20 118-21-38 118-21-46 118-21-79 118-21-87 125-27-09 164-05-49 151-41-16

30 118-22-03 118-22-11 118-22-29 118-22-37 118-22-45 118-22-52 126-36-31 164-48-48 151-41-24254 x 102 22 118-24-68 118-24-76 118-24-84 118-24-92 118-25-00 118-25-18 126-36-49 164-48-55 151-41-32

25 118-29-14 118-29-22 118-29-30 118-29-48 118-29-55 118-29-63 129-75-55 164-48-63 151-41-4028 118-29-89 118-29-97 118-30-03 118-30-11 118-30-29 118-30-37 125-27-74 164-48-71 151-41-57

254 x 146 31 118-32-76 118-32-84 118-32-92 118-33-00 118-33-18 118-33-26 125-27-82 139-57-55 151-41-6537 118-33-42 118-33-59 118-33-67 118-33-75 118-33-83 118-33-91 128-07-00 125-64-45 150-66-8243 118-34-17 118-34-25 118-34-33 118-34-41 118-34-58 118-34-66 125-27-90 128-71-35 150-67-24

305 x 102 25 118-39-12 118-39-20 118-39-38 118-39-46 118-39-53 118-39-61 129-76-21 164-12-81 152-58-3128 118-39-87 118-39-95 118-40-01 118-40-19 118-40-27 118-40-35 126-36-56 155-65-62 152-58-2333 118-40-50 118-40-68 118-40-76 118-40-84 118-40-92 118-41-00 134-05-53 164-48-97 152-58-15

305 x 127 37 118-41-26 118-41-34 118-41-42 118-41-59 118-41-67 118-41-75 128-94-12 164-49-13 150-67-9942 118-41-91 118-42-09 118-42-17 118-42-25 118-42-33 118-42-41 129-76-54 164-49-21 152-58-5648 118-42-74 118-42-82 118-42-90 118-43-08 118-43-16 118-43-24 127-83-81 164-49-54 152-58-49

305 x 165 40 118-43-40 118-43-57 118-43-65 118-43-73 118-43-81 118-43-99 126-36-64 120-94-02 120-94-1046 118-44-56 118-44-64 118-44-72 118-44-80 118-45-06 118-45-14 129-76-96 164-04-73 120-94-2854 118-46-05 118-46-13 118-46-21 118-46-39 118-46-47 118-46-54 127-83-73 164-49-88 130-31-48

356 x 127 33 118-46-70 118-46-88 118-46-96 118-47-04 118-47-12 118-47-20 120-94-51 164-49-96 150-68-3139 118-47-46 118-47-53 118-47-61 118-47-79 118-47-87 118-47-95 128-94-20 164-50-01 152-58-80

356 x 171 45 118-61-21 118-61-39 118-61-47 118-61-54 118-61-62 118-61-70 129-77-38 156-68-43 150-68-6451 118-61-96 118-62-04 118-62-12 118-62-20 118-62-38 118-62-46 127-78-13 162-79-91 150-68-9857 118-62-61 118-62-79 118-62-87 118-62-95 118-63-03 118-63-11 129-77-53 164-50-19 150-69-0667 118-63-60 118-63-78 118-63-86 118-63-94 118-64-02 118-64-10 120-97-41 164-50-35 150-69-22

406 x 140 39 118-65-01 118-65-19 118-65-27 118-65-35 125-90-43 143-83-99 153-92-8746 118-65-76 118-65-84 118-65-92 118-66-00 129-39-19 143-84-15 153-92-79

406 x 178 54 118-66-42 118-66-59 118-66-67 118-66-75 125-42-91 160-12-28 150-69-6360 118-67-17 118-67-25 118-67-33 118-67-41 129-10-79 139-39-58 150-70-0367 118-67-82 118-67-90 118-68-08 118-68-16 129-78-11 156-13-07 153-94-3674 118-68-65 118-68-73 118-68-81 118-68-99 127-83-99 164-53-65 153-94-28

457 x 152 52 118-69-72 118-69-80 118-69-98 118-70-04 129-10-87 156-72-88 139-20-7560 118-70-46 118-70-53 118-70-61 118-70-79 129-78-60 141-59-83 153-95-0167 118-71-11 118-71-29 118-71-37 118-71-45 137-56-25 164-53-73 125-31-0374 118-71-86 118-71-94 118-72-02 118-72-10 140-07-87 125-24-51 153-94-5182 118-72-85 118-72-93 118-73-01 118-73-19 138-27-20 164-53-81 153-94-44

457 x 191 67 118-73-50 118-74-00 118-74-18 118-74-26 125-43-09 164-04-81 150-70-9474 118-74-67 118-74-75 118-74-83 118-74-91 125-43-25 120-98-08 150-71-0282 118-75-33 118-75-41 118-75-58 118-75-66 138-85-52 137-59-14 150-71-2889 118-76-08 118-76-16 118-76-24 118-76-32 125-43-33 164-53-99 154-00-7998 118-76-73 118-76-81 118-76-99 118-77-07 130-75-29 164-54-07 126-14-11

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100 x 55 (IPE 100) 8.1 100.0 55.0 4.1 5.7 7.0 74.6 7.64 0.328 54.8127 x 76 13 127.0 76.2 4.2 7.6 7.6 96.9 16.5 0.537 41.3 0.0033152 x 89 16 152.4 88.9 4.6 7.7 7.6 121.8 20.3 0.638 39.8 0.0041

178 x 102 19 177.8 101.6 4.7 7.9 7.6 146.8 24.3 0.738 38.8 0.0049203 x 102 23 203.2 101.9 5.2 9.3 7.6 169.4 29.4 0.790 34.2 0.0059203 x 133 25 203.2 133.4 5.8 7.8 7.6 172.4 32.0 0.915 36.4 0.0064

30 206.8 133.8 6.3 9.6 7.6 172.4 38.2 0.923 30.8 0.0076254 x 102 22 254.0 101.6 5.8 6.8 7.6 225.2 28.0 0.890 40.5 0.0056

25 257.0 101.9 6.1 8.4 7.6 225.2 32.0 0.897 35.6 0.006428 260.4 102.1 6.4 10.0 7.6 225.2 36.1 0.904 31.9 0.0072

254 x 146 31 251.5 146.1 6.1 8.6 7.6 219.0 39.7 1.06 34.2 0.007937 256.0 146.4 6.4 10.9 7.6 219.0 47.2 1.07 29.0 0.009443 259.6 147.3 7.3 12.7 7.6 219.0 54.8 1.09 25.1 0.0110

305 x 102 25 304.8 101.6 5.8 6.8 7.6 275.9 31.6 0.992 40.0 0.006328 308.9 101.9 6.1 8.9 7.6 275.9 35.9 1.00 35.4 0.007233 312.7 102.4 6.6 10.8 7.6 275.9 41.8 1.01 30.8 0.0084

305 x 127 37 303.8 123.5 7.2 10.7 8.9 265.2 47.2 1.07 29.0 0.009442 306.6 124.3 8.0 12.1 8.9 265.2 53.4 1.08 25.8 0.010748 310.4 125.2 8.9 14.0 8.9 265.2 61.2 1.09 22.7 0.0122

305 x 165 40 303.8 165.1 6.1 10.2 8.9 265.2 51.3 1.24 30.8 0.010346 307.1 165.7 6.7 11.8 8.9 265.2 58.7 1.25 27.1 0.011754 310.9 166.8 7.7 13.7 8.9 265.2 68.8 1.26 23.3 0.0138

356 x 127 33 348.5 125.4 5.9 8.5 10.2 311.6 42.1 1.17 35.4 0.008439 352.8 126.0 6.5 10.7 10.2 311.6 49.8 1.18 30.2 0.0100

356 x 171 45 352.0 171.0 6.9 9.7 10.2 311.6 57.3 1.36 30.1 0.011551 355.6 171.5 7.3 11.5 10.2 311.6 64.9 1.36 26.7 0.013057 358.6 172.1 8.0 13.0 10.2 311.6 72.6 1.37 24.1 0.014567 364.0 173.2 9.1 15.7 10.2 311.6 85.5 1.38 20.6 0.0171

406 x 140 39 397.3 141.8 6.3 8.6 10.2 360.4 49.7 1.33 34.2 0.009946 402.3 142.4 6.9 11.2 10.2 360.4 58.6 1.34 29.2 0.0117

406 x 178 54 402.6 177.6 7.6 10.9 10.2 360.4 69.0 1.48 27.4 0.013860 406.4 177.8 7.8 12.8 10.2 360.4 76.5 1.49 24.8 0.015367 409.4 178.8 8.8 14.3 10.2 360.4 85.5 1.50 22.3 0.017174 412.8 179.7 9.7 16.0 10.2 360.4 94.5 1.51 20.3 0.0189

457 x 152 52 449.8 152.4 7.6 10.9 10.2 407.6 66.6 1.48 28.2 0.013360 454.7 152.9 8.0 13.3 10.2 407.6 76.2 1.50 24.9 0.015267 458.0 153.8 9.0 15.0 10.2 407.6 85.6 1.50 22.3 0.017174 461.3 152.7 9.9 17.0 10.2 407.6 94.5 1.50 20.3 0.018982 465.1 153.5 10.7 18.9 10.2 407.6 105.0 1.51 18.4 0.0209

457 x 191 67 453.6 189.9 8.5 12.7 10.2 407.6 85.5 1.63 24.3 0.017174 457.2 190.5 9.1 14.5 10.2 407.6 94.6 1.64 22.1 0.018982 460.2 191.3 9.9 16.0 10.2 407.6 104.0 1.65 20.1 0.020989 466.0 192.0 10.6 17.7 10.2 407.6 114.0 1.66 18.5 0.022898 467.4 192.8 11.4 19.6 10.2 407.6 125.0 1.67 16.9 0.0251

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Today’s Grade Previous Grade Yield Strength Tensile Charpy V Notch EnergyS355JR 50B 355 N/mm2 470/630 N/mm2 PLUS 20° 27JS355JO 50C 355 N/mm2 470/630 N/mm2 0° 27J

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533 x 210 82 78-87-86 80-37-83 78-87-94 78-88-02 126-38-21 97-43-11 99-61-0892 78-88-28 80-37-59 78-88-36 78-88-44 131-36-67 164-50-76 150-71-36

101 78-88-69 80-37-34 78-88-77 78-88-85 128-94-79 164-51-00 97-34-61109 78-89-01 80-37-18 78-89-19 78-89-27 138-15-08 156-20-81 150-71-69122 78-89-50 80-36-92 78-89-68 78-89-76 123-95-32 114-85-92 150-71-85

610 x 229 101 138-92-53 138-92-61 138-92-79 138-92-95 138-93-03 164-51-34 153-91-62113 116-13-14 125-22-95 114-45-67 116-13-22 116-13-30 164-51-42 153-91-70125 125-23-37 125-23-45 123-23-52 125-23-78 125-23-86 164-51-67 154-14-08140 154-12-83 154-12-91 154-13-09 154-13-25 154-13-33 164-51-91 154-13-41



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100 x 100 (HEB 100) 20.40 76-86-14152 x 152 23 118-78-97 118-79-05 118-79-13 118-79-21 118-79-39 118-79-47 125-28-16 164-05-56 151-41-73

30 118-79-62 118-79-70 118-80-02 118-80-10 118-80-28 118-80-36 120-90-89 130-82-87 125-81-1037 118-80-51 118-80-69 118-80-77 118-80-85 118-80-93 118-81-01 128-95-52 150-56-92 150-71-93

203 x 203 46 118-81-68 118-81-76 118-81-84 118-81-92 118-82-00 118-82-18 125-28-24 120-91-05 122-89-4952 118-82-34 118-82-42 118-83-09 118-83-17 118-83-25 118-83-33 125-28-32 164-54-15 129-77-2060 118-83-58 118-83-66 118-83-74 118-83-82 118-83-90 118-84-08 120-91-39 164-54-31 120-91-5471 118-84-24 118-84-32 118-84-40 118-84-57 118-84-65 118-84-73 120-92-04 164-54-49 129-80-1786 118-85-31 118-85-49 118-85-56 118-85-64 118-85-72 118-85-80 120-96-67 164-54-56 150-72-01

254 x 254 73 118-86-14 118-86-22 118-86-30 118-86-48 118-86-55 125-28-40 124-50-75 120-92-3889 118-86-89 118-86-97 118-87-05 118-87-13 118-87-21 130-80-22 122-06-23 120-92-46

107 118-87-88 118-87-96 118-88-04 118-88-12 118-88-20 125-28-57 120-92-53 120-92-61132 118-88-53 118-88-61 118-89-03 118-89-11 118-89-29 127-84-07 123-70-07 125-81-36167 118-89-52 118-89-60 118-89-78 118-89-86 118-89-94 130-99-05 130-21-65 150-72-19

305 x 305 97 118-90-67 118-90-75 118-90-83 118-90-91 118-91-09 131-15-70 120-92-79 120-92-95118 118-91-41 118-92-08 118-92-16 118-92-24 118-92-32 120-93-03 120-93-11 120-93-60137 118-92-65 118-92-73 118-92-81 118-92-99 118-93-07 126-36-72 156-19-92 150-72-27158 118-93-49 118-93-56 118-93-64 118-93-72 118-93-80 123-13-31 164-54-72 123-60-17198 118-94-14 118-94-22 118-94-30 118-94-48 118-94-55 126-36-80 164-54-80 150-72-35

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533 x 210 82 528.3 208.8 9.6 13.2 12.7 476.5 10.5.0 1.85 22.5 0.020992 533.1 209.3 10.1 15.6 12.7 476.5 117.0 1.86 20.2 0.0235

101 536.7 210.0 10.8 17.4 12.7 476.5 129.0 1.87 18.5 0.0257109 539.5 210.8 11.6 18.8 12.7 476.5 139.0 1.88 17.2 0.0278122 544.5 211.9 12.7 21.3 12.7 476.5 155.0 1.89 15.5 0.0311

610 x 229 101 602.6 227.6 10.5 14.8 12.7 547.6 129 2.07 20.5113 607.6 228.2 11.1 17.3 12.7 547.6 144 2.08 18.4125 612.2 229.0 11.9 19.6 12.7 547.6 159 2.09 16.7140 617.2 230.2 13.1 22.1 12.7 547.6

Surface Area



PerMetre

PerTonne

Two endFaces


100 x 100 (HEB 100) 20.40 20 100.0 100.0 6.0 10.0 12.0 56.0 26.0 0.567 27.8152 x 152 23 44 152.4 152.4 6.1 6.8 7.6 123.6 29.2 0.889 38.7

30 33 157.5 152.9 6.6 9.4 7.6 123.6 38.3 0.901 30.037 27 161.8 155.4 8.1 11.5 7.6 123.6 47.1 0.912 27.7

203 x 203 46 22 203.2 203.2 7.3 11.0 10.2 160.8 58.7 1.19 25.852 19 206.2 203.9 8.0 12.5 10.2 160.8 66.3 1.20 23.060 17 209.6 205.2 9.3 14.2 10.2 160.8 76.4 1.21 20.171 14 215.9 206.2 10.3 17.3 10.2 160.8 90.4 1.22 17.286 12 222.3 208.8 13.0 20.5 10.2 160.8 110.0 1.24 14.4

254 x 254 73 14 254.0 254.0 8.6 14.2 12.7 200.3 93.1 1.49 20.489 11 260.4 255.9 10.5 17.3 12.7 200.3 113.0 1.50 16.9

107 9 266.7 258.3 13.0 20.5 12.7 200.3 136.0 1.52 14.2132 7 276.4 261.0 15.6 25.3 12.7 200.3 168.0 1.55 11.7167 6 289.1 265.2 19.2 31.7 12.7 200.3 213.0 1.58 9.45

305 x 305 97 10 307.8 304.8 9.9 15.4 15.2 246.7 123.0 1.79 18.5118 8 314.5 306.8 11.9 18.7 15.2 246.7 150.0 1.81 15.3137 7 320.5 308.7 13.8 21.7 15.2 246.7 174.0 1.82 13.3158 6 327.1 310.6 15.7 25.0 15.2 246.7 201.0 1.84 11.6198 5 339.9 314.5 19.1 31.4 15.2 246.7 252.0 1.87 9.46

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S355JR/JO

S275JR

Depth(mm)

Width(mm) kg/m


6m 6.1m 8m 9.5m 11m 12m 12.2m 14m 15.3m 15.5m 16.5m100JR 50 10.2 155-63-80 155-64-06 155-64-14

125JR 65 14.8 155-58-46 155-58-53 155-58-61 155-58-79 155-58-87

150JR 75 17.9 154-71-57 154-71-65 154-71-73 154-71-99 154-72-23

90 24.0 119-02-48 119-02-55 119-02-63 154-72-49 119-02-71 119-02-89 121-35-94

180

75 19.7 125-24-77 119-00-65 119-00-73 154-71-24 119-00-81 121-35-86 125-26-59

90 26.1 119-01-49 119-01-98 119-02-06 119-02-14 119-02-22 121-35-78 126-36-98

200

75 23.4 125-24-85 118-97-11 118-97-29 128-13-10 118-97-37 121-36-10 125-26-75 164-52-82

90 29.7 118-97-52 118-97-60 118-98-02 154-72-64 118-98-10 118-98-28 130-16-47 164-52-90

230

75 25.7 154-73-06 118-98-44 118-98-51 154-72-80 118-98-69 121-36-02 126-37-48 164-53-08

90 32.2 154-73-22 118-98-85 118-98-93 154-73-30 118-99-01 121-36-51 126-37-55 164-53-16

260

75 27.6 154-73-63 118-99-27 118-99-35 154-73-71 118-99-43 121-36-69 127-76-56 164-53-24

90 34.8 154-73-97 118-99-68 118-99-76 154-74-05 118-99-84 118-99-92 130-99-39 164-53-32

300

90 41.4 118-95-13 154-74-39 118-95-21 121-35-60 126-37-63 159-77-31

100 45.5 118-95-54 154-74-62 118-95-62 121-35-52 128-94-95 164-53-40

380 100 54.0 118-96-79 154-75-12 118-96-87 121-35-45 127-76-64 163-81-21

430 100 64.4 118-94-89 154-75-46 121-35-29 121-35-37 128-95-29 164-53-57

DimensionsSize (mm) kg/m


6.0-6.4m 12.1-12.4m

40 x 20 x 5 2.87 01-56-7750 x 25 x 5 3.96 01-56-8550 x 38 x 5 5.59 01-57-01

76 x 38 6.70 01-57-19 01-57-43

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Dimensions

d b s t r1 r2

40 x 20 x 5 2.87 20 100.0 100.0 6.0 10.0 12.050 x 25 x 5 3.96 44 152.4 152.4 6.1 6.8 7.650 x 38 x 5 5.59 33 157.5 152.9 6.6 9.4 7.6

76 x 38 6.70 27 161.8 155.4 8.1 11.5 7.6

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Depth Width kg/mDimensions Area of

sectionPer

MetrePer

Tonne

d b s t r f cm2 M2 M2

100 50 10.2 100 50 5.0 8.5 9 83 13.0 0.382 37.5125 65 14.8 125 65 5.5 9.5 12 106 18.8 0.489 33.1150 75 17.9 150 75 5.5 10.0 12 130 22.8 0.579 32.4

90 23.9 150 90 6.5 12.0 12 126 30.4 0.637 26.7180

75 19.7 180 75 5.5 10.5 12 135 25.1 0.64 32.490 26.1 180 90 6.5 12.5 12 155 33.2 0.697 26.7

200

75 23.4 200 75 6.0 12.5 12 175 29.9 0.678 28.990 29.7 200 90 7.0 14.0 12 172 37.9 0.736 24.8

230

75 25.7 230 75 6.5 12.5 12 205 32.7 0.737 28.790 32.2 230 90 7.5 14.0 12 202 41.0 0.795 24.7

260

75 27.6 260 75 7.0 12.0 12 236 35.0 0.796 28.890 34.8 260 90 8.0 14.0 12 232 44.4 0.854 24.5

300

90 41.4 300 90 9.0 15.5 12 269 52.7 0.932 22.5100 44.4 300 100 9.5 15.0 15 240 56.6 0.97 21.78

380 100 54.0 380 100 9.5 17.5 15 345 68.7 1.13 20.9430 100 64.4 430 100 11.0 19.0 15 392 82.1 1.23 19.0


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HOLLOW SECTION& TUBES

CONTENTSSquare Hollow Section ...............................20Rectangular Hollow Section .......................22Circular Hollow Section ..............................24E.R.W. Round Tube .....................................26E.R.W. Square Tube ....................................26E.R.W. Rectangular Tube ............................27Plain Ended Tube ........................................27Screwed & Socketed Tube .........................27What Fits Inside What? ...............................28


BS EN 10219-1: 1997: S235JRBS EN 10219-1: 1997: S355J2H

TOLERANCES: (Dimensions & Sectional Properties)

BS EN 10219 - 2: 1997

SPECIFICATIONS - HOT FINISHEDBS EN 10210-1: 1994: S235JR

BS EN 10219-1: 1997: S355J2H

ELECTRIC RESISTANCE WELDED STEEL TUBEBS EN 10296: 2003

NON ALLOY STEEL TUBESBS 1387: 1985

SCREWED & SOCKETED STEEL TUBEBS 1387: 1985

GAS & WATER BARRELBS 1387: 1985

E.R.W TUBEBS EN10296


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Wall ThicknessSize(mm) kg/m


7.5–7.65m 10 - 10.2m 12.0–12.2m

20 x 20 2.0 1.20 45-68-972.5 1.35 27-00-90

25 x 25 2.0 1.43 02-41-252.5 1.74 02-41-333.0 2.04 02-41-41

30 x 30 2.5 2.03 02-41-583.0 2.51 02-41-66

40 x 40 2.0 2.43 113-61-832.5 2.92 02-41-743.0 3.45 02-41-824.0 4.46 02-41-90

50 x 50 2.0 2.93 76-87-622.5 3.56 02-42-083.0 4.39 02-42-164.0 5.72 02-42-245.0 6.97 02-42-32

60 x 60 3.0 5.34 02-42-574.0 6.97 02-42-655.0 8.54 02-42-73

70 x 70 3.0 6.30 02-42-81 151-62-51 151-62-693.6 7.46 02-42-99 44-97-445.0 10.10 02-43-15

80 x 80 3.0 7.22 02-43-233.6 8.59 27-46-88 151-63-84 151-63-925.0 11.70 02-43-566.0 14.40 27-46-96

90 x 90 3.0 8.21 107-10-753.5 9.72 02-43-80 151-66-40 151-66-575.0 13.30 02-44-486.0 15.1 76-88-95

100 x 100 3.0 128-51-39 151-15-424.0 12.00 02-44-63 149-86-58 101-95-795.0 14.80 02-44-71 127-34-73 6.0 18.40 02-44-89 100-35-658.0 34-35-58

120 x 120 5.0 18.00 33-04-98 44-93-146.0 22.30 33-04-64 44-93-228.0 27.90 44-93-30

150 x 150 5.0 22.70 77-05-37 44-93-556.0 28.30 151-16-33 44-93-638.0 35.40 151-16-41 44-93-71

SQUAREHOLLOW SECTION

S235JRH - COLD FORMED


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DimensionsSize(mm)



7.5–7.65m 10 - 10.2m 12.0–12.2m

50 x 50 3.0 151-61-3770 x 70 3.0 151-62-44 151-62-51 151-62-6980 x 80 3.6 151-63-76 151-63-84 151-63-92

5.0 151-64-75 151-65-0990 x 90 3.5 151-66-24 151-66-40 151-66-57

5.0 151-67-23 151-67-56100 x 100 4.0 151-68-22 149-86-58 149-86-66

5.0 14.4 150-84-98 149-86-74 149-86-826.0 17.0 151-68-30 149-86-90 149-87-086.38.0 21.40 151-68-48 149-87-16 149-87-24

10.0 27.90 36-44-14 78-93-54 42-00-00120 x 120 5.0 17.5 151-68-89 149-87-32 149-87-40

6.0 20.7 151-68-97 149-87-57 149-87-658.0 165-49-12 165-49-20 165-49-38

10.0 34.2 78-93-62 106-46-25 44-93-48140 x 140 6.0 25.11 165-50-34 165-50-42 104-50-38

8.0 32.19 165-50-83 165-51-09 104-50-46150 x 150 5.0 22.3 151-82-81 149-88-23 149-88-49

6.0 26.4 151-82-99 149-88-56 149-88-648.0 33.9 151-83-07 149-88-98 149-89-06

10.0 43.60 165-51-17 128-14-19 44-93-8953.40 45-93-70

180 x 180 6.0 140-11-08 104-88-26 99-51-758.0 41.5 144-91-98 78-93-88 102-21-44

10.0 50.7 85-85-0612.5 60.5 102-21-51

200 x 200 6.0 38.20 106-37-42 149-89-48 32-87-168.0 48.00 151-84-55 131-39-23 44-93-97

10.0 59.30 151-84-71 149-89-89 44-94-0512.5 68.3 151-85-13 149-89-97 78-94-38

250 x 250 8.0 59.1 151-85-62 149-90-03 78-95-2910.0 72.7 151-85-70 139-57-71 78-95-3712.5 88.0 78-95-45

300 x 300 8.0 71.6 78-95-5210.0 88.4 78-96-4412.5 108.0 99-88-49

SQUAREHOLLOW SECTION

S355J2H - COLD FORMED


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7.5–7.65m 12.0–12.2m

50 x 25 2.0 2.15 76-87-392.5 2.72 02-31-843.0 3.22 02-31-92

50 x 30 2.5 2.92 02-32-003.0 3.45 02-32-18

60 x 30 3.0 3.96 02-32-2660 x 40 3.0 4.39 02-32-34

4.0 5.72 02-32-42 101-62-0370 x 40 4.0 6.08 02-32-5975 x 50 3.0 6.06 76-90-1880 x 40 3.0 5.34 02-32-67

4.0 6.97 02-32-7590 x 50 3.0 6.28 76-88-53

3.6 7.46 27-47-875.0 10.10 27-47-95

100 x 50 3.0 6.75 02-33-09 100-93-154.0 8.86 02-33-175.0 10.90 02-33-256.0 13.40 27-48-29 100-35-73

100 x 60 3.6 8.53 27-48-455.0 11.70 27-48-786.0 14.40 27-48-86

120 x 60 3.6 9.72 15-61-905.0 13.30 02-33-746.0 16.40 02-33-82

120 x 80 5.0 14.80 02-33-906.0 18.40 27-49-028.0 21.40 77-11-05 102-21-77

150 x 100 5.0 18.70 02-34-16 97-00-046.0 23.30 30-41-88 8.0 29.10 34-54-96 91-07-03

160 x 80 5.0 18.00 02-34-736.0 22.30 02-34-99

200 x 100 5.0 22.70 93-57-42 44-94-396.0 28.30 29-23-59 02-35-808.0 35.40 44-94-47

RECTANGULARHOLLOW SECTION

S235JR - COLD FORMED


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DimensionsSize(mm)



7.5–7.65m 10 - 10.2m 12.0–12.2m

100 x 50 3.0 151-74-08120 x 80 5.0 14.8 151-80-00 149-90-52 149-90-60

6.0 17.6 151-80-18 149-90-78 149-90-868.0 22.9 151-80-26 149-90-94 149-91-02

150 x 100 5.0 165-49-46 165-49-616.0 22.3 151-81-25 149-91-36 149-91-448.0 29.1 151-81-33 149-91-51 149-91-77

10.0 35.70 44-94-21160 x 80 5.0 17.5 151-80-67 149-91-85 149-91-93

6.0 20.7 151-80-75 149-92-01 149-92-198.0 26.4 151-80-83 149-92-27 149-92-35

200 x 100 5.0 22.3 151-92-89 149-92-43 149-92-506.0 26.4 151-92-97 149-92-68 149-92-768.0 33.9 150-04-46 149-92-84 149-92-92

10.0 43.60 165-51-41 139-63-24 44-94-5412.5 52.70 97-18-95

250 x 150 5.0 30.10 151-93-13 149-93-18 149-93-266.0 182-52-236.3 38.00 151-93-21 44-94-62 44-94-628.0 48.00 151-93-39 149-93-34 44-94-70

10.0 57.00 151-93-47 131-54-64 78-97-2712.5 68.30 151-93-88 149-93-42 81-16-87

300 x 200 6.0 47.90 151-93-96 149-93-59 78-97-508.0 59.10 151-94-04 149-93-67 78-97-68

10.0 72.70 151-94-12 133-93-16 78-97-7612.5 88.00 78-97-84

400 x 200 10.0 88.4 78-97-9212.5 108.0 78-98-00

RECTANGULARHOLLOW SECTION



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6.0-6.3m 7.5-7.6m 10.0-10.2m

21.3 3.0 78-80-9126.9 2.5 78-81-09

3.0 01-58-3433.7 2.5 1.92 77-01-07

3.0 2.27 01-58-593.2 2.41 26-22-614.0 2.93 27-49-44

42.4 2.0 1.99 76-57-192.5 2.46 76-53-543.0 2.91 01-58-754.0 3.79 76-57-50

48.3 3.0 3.35 01-58-834.0 4.37 01-58-91

60.3 3.0 4.24 01-59-174.0 5.55 01-59-255.0 6.82 27-50-08

76.1 3.0 5.41 01-59-414.0 7.11 76-57-925.0 8.77 27-50-32

88.9 3.0 6.36 01-59-664.0 8.38 01-59-745.0 10.30 27-50-57

101.6 4.0 9.63 76-58-18 78-81-17114.3 3.0 8.23 92-05-79 78-81-25

3.6 9.83 01-60-06 5.0 13.50 76-58-42 97-95-006.0 16.80 27-50-73

139.7 5.0 27-50-81152.4 4.0 14.60 76-58-83 81-02-34

CIRCULARHOLLOW SECTION

S235JRH - COLD FORMED


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DimensionsSize(mm)



7.5–7.65m 10 - 10.2m 12.0–12.2m

76.1 3.0 5.41 152-03-29 152-03-37 152-03-454.0 7.11 152-03-52 152-03-60 152-03-78

88.9 3.0 7.37 165-47-71 165-48-05 165-48-134.0 8.38 152-04-28 149-80-13 149-80-215.0 10.3 152-04-36 149-80-39 149-80-47

114.3 3.0 8.23 152-04-44 149-80-54 149-80-624.0 10.74 152-05-01 149-82-29 149-82-375.0 13.5 152-05-19 152-05-27 149-82-526.0 16.0 150-85-48 149-82-60 149-82-78

139.7 4.0 13.4 152-05-35 152-05-43 152-05-505.0 16.60 151-17-24 149-82-86 149-82-946.0 20.70 27-50-99 149-83-108.0 26.00 152-05-76 100-38-54 45-07-67

10.0 32.00 152-05-84 78-98-67 149-83-28168.3 5.0 20.10 152-06-26 77-01-49 117-37-80

6.0 24.00 137-27-96 79-00-71 129-14-268.0 31.60 137-27-88 79-00-89 129-14-34

10.0 39.00 152-06-83 94-73-33 39-27-9512.5 48.0 151-21-77 149-84-27 149-84-35

193.7 5.0 23.30 152-08-32 79-00-97 149-84-436.0 29.10 152-08-40 79-01-05 123-16-878.0 36.06 152-08-99 79-01-13 149-84-50

10.0 45.30 152-09-07 94-73-41 45-07-91219.1 5.0 26.4 152-09-49 152-09-56 152-09-64

6.0 31.5 152-09-80 82-82-36 44-92-498.0 41.6 152-09-98 94-73-58 79-01-21

10.0 51.6 152-10-38 97-30-57 44-92-7212.5 63.7 152-11-37 149-85-00 149-85-1816.0 80.1 152-11-45 152-11-86 152-11-94

244.5 10.0 57.8 100-40-2712.5 100-72-28

273.0 10.0 64.9 101-94-3912.5 80.3 102-21-85

323.910.0 77.4 94-17-1612.5 96.0 102-21-93

CIRCULARHOLLOW SECTION



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6.0-6.15m

16.0 1.50 0.573 01-78-9719.0 1.20 0.551 43-79-62

1.50 0.651 01-79-0522.0 1.50 0.758 01-79-1325.0 1.50 0.910 01-79-39

2.00 1.130 01-79-2132.0 1.50 1.128 01-79-4738.0 1.50 1.350 01-79-5450.0 1.50 1.976 01-79-6260.0 1.50 2.164 12-33-98

E.R.W.ROUND TUBE

E.R.W.SQUARE TUBE

BS EN10305 E220

BS EN10305 E220Dimensions

Size(mm)Wall Thickness

Size(mm) kg/mLengths - Stock Numbers

6.0-6.15m

12.7 x 12.7 1.50 0.54 01-77-07

16.0 x 16.01.20 0.53 01-77-312.0 0.77 01-77-15

20.0 x 20.01.20 0.726 01-77-561.50 0.86 01-77-64

22.0 x 22.01.20 0.77 31-78-911.50 0.97 01-77-80

25.0 x 25.01.20 0.922 01-77-981.50 1.09 01-78-062.00 1.420 01-78-14

32.0 x 32.01.20 1.170 01-78-222.00 1.911 01-78-30

40.0 x 40.0 1.50 1.828 01-78-6350.0 x 50.0 x1.5 1.50 2.455 12-59-48


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Nominal Bore Red Primed & Galvanised Galvanised

Inches Millimetres Medium Heavy Medium Heavy

¼ 8 24-81-95⅜ 10 77-05-52½ 15 02-06-69 02-06-44 77-14-69¾ 20 113-30-40 02-07-01 02-07-501 25 02-07-92 02-07-76 02-08-75 02-08-59

1 ¼ 32 02-09-17 02-08-91 02-09-411 ½ 40 02-10-30 02-10-14 02-10-632 50 02-11-39 02-10-89 02-11-62

2 ½ 65 02-12-04 02-11-883 80 02-12-87 02-12-464 100 02-13-45 02-13-296 150 02-14-28

Nominal Bore Red Primed & Galvanised Galvanised

Inches Millimetres Medium Heavy Medium Heavy

½ 15 02-06-77 02-06-51 02-06-93 02-06-85¾ 20 02-07-35 02-07-19 02-07-68 02-07-431 25 02-08-00 02-07-84 02-08-83 02-08-67

1 ¼ 32 02-09-25 02-09-09 02-10-06 02-09-331 ½ 40 02-10-48 02-10-22 02-10-71 02-10-552 50 02-11-47 02-10-97 02-11-70 02-11-54

2 ½ 65 02-11-96 02-12-383 80 02-12-95 02-12-79 02-13-114 100 02-13-52 02-13-785 125 02-13-946 150 02-14-69

TUBEPLAIN ENDED

TUBESCREWED & SOCKETED

BS1387

BS1387

DimensionsSize(mm)



6.0-6.15m

35.0 x 15.0 1.50 1.080 03-13-4440.0 x 20.0 1.50 1.356 01-78-5550.0 x 25.0 1.50 1.710 01-78-71

E.R.W.RECTANGULAR TUBE

BS EN10305 E220


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1.2 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 5.0 6.0

12.7 x 12.7 10.3 x 10.3 9.7 x 9.715.8 x 15.8 13.4 x 13.4 12.8 x 12 .816.6 x 16.6 14.2 x 14.2 13.6 x 13.622.2 x 22.2 19.8 x 19.8 19.2 x 19.225.4 x 12.7 23 x 10.3 22.4 x 9.7

25 x 25 21 x 21 20 x 20 19 x 1925.4 x 25.4 23 x 23 22.4 x 22.4 21.4 x 21.428.6 x 28.6 26.2 x 26.2 25.6 x 25.6

30 x 30 26 x 26 25 x 25 24 x 2431.8 x 31.8 29.4 x 29.4 28.8 x 28.8 27.8 x 27.838.1 x 19 35.7 x 16.6 35.1 x 16 34.1 x 15

38.1 x 38.1 35.7 x 35.7 35.1 x 35.1 34.1 x 34.140 x 40 35 x 35 34 x 34

41.2 x 41.2 38.8 x 38.8 38.2 x 38.2 37.2 x 37.250 x 25 46 x 21 45 x 20 44 x 19

50.4 x 25.4 48 x 23 47.4 x 22.4 46.4 x 21.450 x 30 45 x 25 44 x 2450 x 50 46 x 46 45 x 45 44 x 44

50.8 x 50.8 47.8 x 47.8 46.8 x 46.870 x 70 64 x 64 63 x 633" x 2" 73.1 x 44.880 x 40 74 x 34 72 x 3280 x 80 74 x 74 73 x 73 70 x 70 68 x 6890 x 50 83 x 43 80 x 40 78 x 3890 x 90 83 x 83 80 x 80 78 x 78

100 x 50 94 x 44 92 x 42 90 x 40 88 x 38100 x 60 93 x 53 90 x 50

100 x 100 92 x 92 90 x 90 88 x 88120 x 60 113 x 53 110 x 50 108 x 48120 x 80 114 x 74 110 x 70

120 x 120 110 x 110 108 x 108150 x 100 140 x 90 138 x 88 150 x 150 140 x 140 138 x 138

WHAT FITSINSIDE WHAT?

SQUARE & RECTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTION


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Size(mm)Wall Thickness (mm)

1.2 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 5.0 6.0

12.7 10.3 9.715.8 13.4 12.819.0 16.6 16.0 15.021.3 15.322.2 19.8 19.2 18.225.4 23.0 22.4 21.426.9 21.9 20.928.6 25.631.8 29.4 28.8 27.833.7 28.7 27.7 25.734.9 32.5 31.9 30.938.1 35.7 35.1 34.142.4 37.4 36.4 34.444.4 42.0 41.4 40.448.3 42.8 40.350.8 48.4 47.8 46.860.3 55.3 54.3 52.3 50.376.1 73.1 70.1 68.1 66.188.9 82.9 80.9 78.9

101.6 93.6114.3 107.3 106.3 102.3139.7 129.7 127.7152.4 144.4

WHAT FITSINSIDE WHAT?

CIRCULAR HOLLOW SECTION


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GENERALSTEELS

CONTENTSEqual Angle ..................................................32Unequal Angle .............................................34Galvanised Steel Equal Angle ....................34Flat Bar .........................................................36Split Tees ......................................................38Half Round Square Edge ............................38High Yield Reinforcing Bar .........................38Round Bar ....................................................39Square Bar ...................................................39


BS EN 10025:S275JR:2004

TOLERANCES ON SHAPE & DIMENSIONBS EN 10056-2: 1993

REINFORCING BAR SPECIFICATIONSBS 4449:2005

(Carbon Steel Bars for Reinforcing Concrete)


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DimensionsSize (mm)

Wall ThicknessSize (mm) kg/m


6.0-6.4m 12.0-12.4m

13 x 13 3 0.55 00-10-0816 x 16 3 0.71 72-52-5920 x 20 3 0.88 00-10-1625 x 25 3 1.11 00-10-24

5 1.77 00-10-3230 x 30 3 1.36 00-10-57

4 1.78 77-03-055 2.18 00-10-656 2.72 00-10-73

40 x 40 3 1.83 00-10-814 2.42 00-10-995 2.97 00-11-076 3.52 00-11-15

45 x 45 5 3.38 00-11-236 4.00 00-11-31

50 x 50 3 2.33 00-11-495 3.77 00-11-566 4.47 00-11-64 00-11-808 5.82 00-12-06

60 x 60 5 4.57 25-09-936 5.42 00-12-14 00-12-228 7.09 00-12-30 00-12-48

10 8.69 00-12-55 00-12-6370 x 70 6 6.38 00-12-71 00-12-97

8 8.36 00-13-05 00-13-2110 10.30 00-13-39 00-13-54

75 x 75 6 6.87 00-13-628 8.96 03-09-40

10 11.10 00-13-7080 x 80 6 7.34 00-13-88 00-14-04

8 9.63 00-14-12 00-14-3810 11.90 00-14-46 00-14-61

90 x 90 6 8.30 00-14-79 00-14-878 10.90 00-14-95 00-15-29

10 13.40 00-15-37 00-15-4512 15.90 00-15-52 00-15-60

100 x 100 8 12.20 00-15-78 00-15-8610 15.00 00-15-94 00-16-0212 17.80 00-16-10 00-16-2815 21.90 155-96-40 00-16-36

120 x 120 8 14.70 155-96-16 00-16-6910 18.20 00-16-77 00-16-8512 21.60 00-16-93 00-17-0115 26.6 155-96-24 155-96-32

150 x 150 10 23.00 00-17-19 00-17-2712 27.30 00-17-35 00-17-4315 33.80 125-21-39 00-17-50

200 x 200 16 48.50 159-47-38 91-06-2020 59.9 164-52-58 99-91-51

MILD STEELEQUAL ANGLE

S275JR


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DimensionsSize (mm)


Dimensions

d b t r1 r2

13 x 13 3 0.55 13 13 3 0.516 x 16 3 0.71 16 16 3 0.520 x 20 3 0.88 20 20 3 3.5 1.7525 x 25 3 1.11 25 25 3 3.5 2.4

5 1.77 25 25 5 3.5 2.430 x 30 3 1.36 30 30 4 5.0 2.4

4 1.78 30 30 3 5.0 2.45 2.18 30 30 5 5.0 2.46 2.72 30 30 6 5.0 2.4

40 x 40 3 1.83 40 40 3 6.0 2.44 2.42 40 40 4 6.0 2.45 2.97 40 40 5 6.0 2.46 3.52 40 40 6 6.0 2.4

45 x 45 5 3.38 45 45 5 7.0 2.46 4.00 45 45 6 7.0 2.4

50 x 50 3 2.33 50 50 3 7.0 2.45 3.77 50 50 5 7.0 2.46 4.47 50 50 6 7.0 2.48 5.82 50 50 8 7.0 2.4

60 x 60 5 4.57 60 60 5 8.0 2.46 5.42 60 60 6 8.0 2.48 7.09 60 60 8 8.0 2.4

10 8.69 60 60 10 8.0 2.470 x 70 6 6.38 70 70 6 9.0 2.4

8 8.36 70 70 8 9.0 2.410 10.30 70 70 10 9.0 2.4

75 x 75 6 6.87 75 75 6 9.0 2.48 8.96 75 75 8 9.0 2.4

10 11.10 75 75 10 9.0 2.480 x 80 6 7.34 80 80 6 10.0 2.4

8 9.63 80 80 8 10.0 2.410 11.90 80 80 10 10.0 2.4

90 x 90 6 8.30 90 90 6 11.0 4.88 10.90 90 90 8 11.0 4.8

10 13.40 90 90 10 11.0 4.812 15.90 90 90 12 11.0 4.8

100 x 100 8 12.20 100 100 8 12.0 4.810 15.00 100 100 10 12.0 4.812 17.80 100 100 12 12.0 4.815 21.90 100 100 15 12.0 4.8

120 x 120 8 14.70 120 120 8 13.0 4.810 18.20 120 120 10 13.0 4.812 21.60 120 120 12 13.0 4.815 26.9 120 120 15 13 4.8

150 x 150 10 23.00 150 150 10 16.0 4.812 27.30 150 150 12 16.0 4.815 33.80 150 150 15 16.0 4.8

200 x 200 16 48.5 200 200 16 18 4.820 59.9 200 200 20 18 4.8

MILD STEELEQUAL ANGLEb

dtr1 r2


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DimensionsSize (mm)



6.0-6.4m 12.0-12.4m

40 x 25 4 1.91 00-57-5150 x 40 5 3.37 00-57-69

6 3.99 00-57-7760 x 30 5 3.37 25-09-85

6 3.99 00-57-8565 x 50 5 4.36 00-57-93

6 5.18 00-58-018 6.75 00-58-68 00-58-76

75 x 50 6 5.65 00-58-84 00-58-928 7.39 00-59-00 00-59-18

10 8.78 00-59-26 00-59-3480 x 60 6 6.37 00-59-42 00-60-07

8 8.34 00-60-15 00-60-23100 x 65 7 8.77 00-60-31 00-60-49

8 9.94 00-60-56 00-60-6410 12.30 00-60-72 00-60-80

100 x 75 8 10.60 00-60-98 00-61-4810 13.00 00-61-55 00-61-6312 15.40 00-61-71 00-61-89

125 x 75 8 12.20 00-61-97 00-62-0510 15.00 00-62-13 00-62-2112 17.80 00-62-39 00-62-47

150 x 75 10 17.00 00-62-88 00-62-9612 20.20 00-63-04 00-63-1215 24.80 104-53-27 03-10-13

150 x 90 10 18.20 00-63-20 00-63-3812 21.60 00-63-46 00-63-5315 26.60 155-96-65 03-10-21

200 x 100 10 23.00 00-63-61 00-63-7912 27.30 00-63-87 00-63-9515 33.70 155-96-57 03-10-39

200 x 150 12 32.00 164-52-66 00-64-1115 39.60 164-52-74 03-10-47

DimensionsSize (mm)



6.0-6.4m

25 x 25 3 1.2 00-17-6840 x 40 5 3.0 00-17-7650 x 50 6 4.6 00-17-8480 x 80 6 7.6 00-17-92

MILD STEELUNEQUAL ANGLE

GALVANISEDEQUAL ANGLE

S275JR

S275JR


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DimensionsSize (mm)


Dimensions

d b t r1 r2

40 x 25 4 1.91 40 25 4 4.0 2.450 x 40 5 3.37 50 40 5 5.0 2.4

6 3.99 50 40 6 5.0 2.460 x 30 5 3.37 60 30 5 6.0 2.4

6 3.99 60 30 6 6.0 2.465 x 50 5 4.16 65 50 5 6.0 2.4

6 4.16 65 50 6 6.0 2.48 6.75 65 50 8 6.0 2.4

75 x 50 6 5.65 75 50 6 7.0 2.48 7.39 75 50 8 7.0 2.4

10 8.78 75 50 10 7.0 2.480 x 60 6 6.37 80 60 6 8.0 4.8

8 8.34 80 60 8 8.0 4.8100 x 65 7 8.77 100 65 7 10.0 4.8

8 9.94 100 65 8 10.0 4.810 12.30 100 65 10 10.0 4.8

100 x 75 8 10.60 100 75 8 10.0 4.810 13.00 100 75 10 10.0 4.812 15.40 100 75 12 10.0 4.8

125 x 75 8 12.20 125 75 8 11.0 4.810 15.00 125 75 10 11.0 4.812 17.80 125 75 12 11.0 4.8

150 x 75 10 17.00 150 75 10 11.0 4.812 20.20 150 75 12 11.0 4.815 24.80 150 75 15 11.0 4.8

150 x 90 10 18.20 150 90 10 12.0 4.812 21.60 150 90 12 12.0 4.815 26.60 150 90 15 12.0 4.8

200 x 100 10 23.00 200 10 10 15.0 4.812 27.30 200 10 12 15.0 4.815 33.70 200 10 15 15.0 4.8

200 x 150 12 32.00 200 10 12 15.0 4.815 39.60 200 10 15 15.0 4.8

DimensionsSize (mm)


Dimensions

d b t r1 r2

25 x 25 3 1.20 25 25 3 3.5 2.440 x 40 5 3.00 40 40 5 6.0 2.450 x 50 6 4.60 50 50 6 7.0 2.480 x 80 6 7.60 80 80 6 10.0 2.4

MILD STEEL UNEQUAL ANGLE

GALVANISED EQUAL ANGLE

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Width(mm)

Depth(mm) kg/m

Lengths

4.0-4.4m

10 3 0.236 01-80-4413 3 0.31 01-80-51

5 0.51 01-80-696 0.61 01-80-77

16 3 94-56-185 0.942 138-32-986 0.773 102-59-07

Width(mm)

Depth(mm) kg/m Lengths

6.0-6.4m

16 3 0.377 48-82-475 26-33-35

20 3 0.471 01-81-275 0.785 01-81-356 0.942 01-81-438 1.26 01-81-50

10 1.57 01-81-6812 1.88 01-81-76

25 3 0.59 01-82-005 0.98 01-82-186 1.18 01-82-268 1.57 01-82-34

10 1.96 01-82-4212 2.36 01-82-5915 2.94 24-97-55

30 3 0.707 01-82-755 1.18 01-82-836 1.41 01-82-918 1.88 01-83-58

10 2.36 01-83-6612 2.83 01-83-7415 3.53 68-64-5120 4.71 24-97-63

40 3 0.942 01-83-825 1.57 01-83-906 1.88 01-84-088 2.51 01-84-16

10 3.14 01-84-2412 3.77 01-84-3215 4.71 01-84-4020 6.28 01-84-9925 7.85 01-85-07

45 3 1.06 01-85-155 1.77 01-85-236 2.12 01-85-31

10 3.53 01-85-4912 4.24 01-85-5615 5.31 01-85-6425 7.83 25-00-19

MILD STEELMETRIC FLAT BAR

S275JRWidth(mm)


6.0-6.4m

50 3 1.18 01-85-805 1.96 01-85-986 2.36 01-86-068 3.14 01-86-14

10 3.93 01-86-2212 4.71 01-86-3015 5.89 01-86-4820 7.85 01-86-5525 9.81 01-86-6330 25-00-27

60 3 1.41 01-86-895 2.36 01-86-976 2.83 01-87-058 3.77 01-87-13

10 4.71 01-87-2112 5.65 01-87-3915 7.07 01-87-4720 9.420 25-00-3525 11.80 01-87-5430 14.10 03-14-01

65 3 1.53 01-87-705 2.55 01-87-886 3.06 01-87-968 4.08 01-88-04

10 5.10 01-88-1212 6.12 01-88-2015 7.65 01-88-3820 10.20 01-88-4625 12.80 01-88-5340 20.40 01-88-61

70 6 3.30 01-88-798 4.40 25-00-68

10 5.50 01-88-8712 6.59 01-88-9515 8.243 76-72-4420 11.39 25-00-84

75 3 1.77 28-14-365 3.22 28-14-446 3.53 01-89-038 4.71 25-01-75

10 5.89 01-89-1112 7.07 01-89-5215 8.85 25-01-9120 11.81 25-02-8225 14.71 25-03-2450 29.40 03-14-19


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MILD STEELMETRIC FLAT BAR

S275JRWidth(mm)


6.0-6.4m

80 3 1.89 01-89-785 3.44 01-89-866 3.77 01-89-948 5.02 01-90-00

10 6.28 01-90-1812 7.54 01-90-2615 9.42 01-90-3420 12.60 01-90-4225 15.70 01-90-5930 18.80 01-90-6740 25.10 01-90-7550 31.36 25-04-23

90 5 3.53 01-90-836 4.24 01-90-918 5.65 20-33-72

10 7.07 01-91-0912 8.48 01-91-1715 10.60 01-91-2520 14.10 01-91-3325 17.70 01-91-4130 21.17 25-04-64

100 3 2.36 01-96-205 3.93 01-96-386 4.71 01-96-468 6.28 01-96-53

10 7.85 01-96-6112 9.42 01-96-7915 11.80 01-96-8720 15.70 01-96-9525 19.60 01-97-0330 23.60 01-97-1140 31.40 01-97-2950 39.30 01-97-37

110 6 5.18 01-97-458 6.91 56-87-41

10 8.65 01-97-5212 10.40 01-97-6020 17.30 01-97-7825 21.60 01-97-86

Width(mm)


6.0-6.4m

120 6 5.65 25-06-628 7.53 50-27-40

10 9.41 25-06-7012 11.29 25-06-8815 14.11 25-07-0420 18.82 25-07-2025 23.52 53-20-93

130 3 3.07 01-98-025 5.10 01-98-516 6.12 01-98-698 8.16 62-36-11

10 10.20 01-98-8512 12.20 01-98-9315 15.30 01-99-0120 20.40 01-99-1925 25.50 01-99-2730 30.58 26-27-58

140 6 6.59 76-74-008 8.79 78-93-70

10 10.99 76-74-5912 13.20 78-93-9615 16.28 149-77-59

150 3 3.54 01-99-505 5.88 02-00-086 7.07 02-00-168 9.42 02-00-24

10 11.80 02-00-3212 14.10 02-00-4015 17.70 02-00-5720 23.60 02-00-6525 29.40 02-00-7340 47.10 02-00-81

160 8 10.05 78-94-0410 12.56 76-76-6512 15.07 78-94-4615 18.84 78-94-79

180 6 8.48 02-01-078 11.304 76-77-56

10 14.10 02-01-1512 17.00 02-01-2315 21.20 25-08-2920 28.30 02-01-4925 35.30 25-08-3730 42.50 25-08-45

Width(mm)


6.0-6.4m

200 6 9.42 02-01-568 12.60 02-01-64

10 15.70 02-01-7212 18.80 02-01-8015 23.60 02-01-9820 31.40 02-02-4825 39.30 02-02-55

220 6 10.36 02-02-638 13.816 76-78-22

10 17.30 02-02-7112 20.70 02-02-8915 25.905 83-68-8220 34.50 02-02-9725 43.20 02-03-05

250 6 11.78 02-03-138 15.700 76-80-02

10 19.60 02-03-2112 23.60 02-03-3915 29.44 03-14-4320 39.20 02-03-4725 49.10 02-03-88

275 10 21.59 95-99-40300 6 14.13 02-03-96

8 18.840 77-04-7910 23.60 02-04-0412 28.30 02-04-1215 35.33 25-08-8620 47.10 02-04-2025 58.80 02-04-38

350 10 32.93 03-14-5012 32.97 76-80-5115 41.21 76-80-8520 54.95 78-94-8725 68.69 78-94-95

400 10 31.40 76-81-1912 37.68 76-81-3515 47.10 76-81-6820 62.81 77-12-5325 78.50 77-04-87


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Width x Depth(mm)

ThicknessSize (mm) kg/m


6.0-6.4m

25 x 25 3 1.19 02-66-5830 x 30 5 2.16 76-87-0540 x 40 5 2.66 02-66-74

6 3.49 02-66-8250 x 50 6 4.76 02-66-90

Size kg/m Lengths - Stock Numbers

6.0-6.4m

T6 0.22 02-30-44T8 0.40 02-30-77

T10 0.62 02-30-93T12 0.89 02-31-19T16 1.58 03-18-31T20 2.47 11-48-01

Dimensions kg/m Lengths - Stock Numbers

6.0-6.4m

11/2" x 1/2" x 1/4" 1.97 02-15-272" x 1/2" x 1/4" 3.50 02-15-35

MILD STEELSPLIT TEES

HIGH YIELDREINFORCING BAR

HALF ROUNDSQUARE EDGE

S275JR

S275JR

S275JR


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Diameter(mm) kg/m


6.0-6.4m

6 0.222 02-27-15 8 0.395 02-27-2310 0.617 02-27-3112 0.888 02-27-4916 1.580 02-28-0619 2.302 24-97-1420 2.470 02-28-2222 2.980 02-28-4825 3.850 02-28-5532 6.310 02-28-7140 9.860 02-28-8945 12.500 02-28-9750 15.400 02-29-05

Diameter(mm) kg/m


6.0-6.4m

8 0.50 02-39-4510 0.79 02-39-5212 1.13 02-39-6016 2.01 02-39-7820 3.14 02-39-8622 3.80 02-39-9425 4.91 02-40-0030 6.80 02-40-1835 9.616 76-85-8040 12.60 02-40-2645 15.90 02-40-3450 19.60 02-40-4260 28.30 02-40-59

MILD STEELROUND

MILD STEELSQUARE

S275JR

S275JR


SHEET

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SHEET& PLATE

SPECIFICATIONS:-Cold rolled Mild Steel

BS EN 10130:199 (Technical Delivery Conditions)Hot rolled Mild Steel

BS EN 10025:2004: (General Delivery Conditions)Pressure Vessel Quality

BS EN 10028-1&2:2000:Type 151/161:Gr:430

DELIVERY CONDITIONS:-Hot Dip Zinc Coated Sheet

BS EN 10327:2004Electro Zinc Coated Sheet

BS EN 10152:2003

TOLERANCES:-Cold Rolled Mild Steel

BS EN 10131:1991Hot Rolled Mild Steel

BS EN 10051:1992 Hot Dipped Zinc Coated

BS 10143:1993

CONTENTSMild Steel Sheet...........................................42Galvanised Corrugated Sheet ....................42Mild Steel Sheet & Plate .............................43


SHEET

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Thickness(mm) kg/m2

Sheet Size

2.0 x 1.0 2.5 x 1.25 3.0 x 1.5

0.60 4.71 01-70-380.80 6.28 01-70-46 01-70-530.90 7.07 37-67-23 43-85-801.00 7.85 01-70-61 01-70-791.20 9.42 01-70-87 01-70-951.50 11.78 01-71-03 01-71-11 01-71-292.00 15.70 01-71-37 01-71-452.50 19.63 12-85-61 12-85-793.00 23.55 01-71-52 01-71-60

kg/m2Length

6’ 7‘ 8’ 9’ 10’

3.85 01-69-49 01-69-56 01-69-64 01-69-72 01-69-80

Thickness(mm) kg/m2

Sheet Size

2.0 x 1.0 2.5 x 1.25

1.0 7.95 03-13-51 03-13-691.2 9.703 09-82-51 09-82-691.5 12.128 09-02-77 09-82-852.0 16.171 16-12-73 12-85-87

Thickness(mm) kg/m2

Sheet Size

2.0 x 1.0 2.5 x 1.25

0.60 4.77 02-04-46 02-04-530.80 6.36 02-04-61 02-04-791.00 7.95 02-04-87 02-04-951.20 9.54 02-05-03 02-05-111.50 11.93 02-05-29 02-05-372.00 15.90 02-05-45 02-05-522.50 19.88 27-43-323.00 23.85 03-14-68 03-14-76

MILD STEELSHEET

GALVANISEDCORRUGATED SHEET

COLD ROLLED (CRGP) CR4

S275JR

ELECTRO ZINC COATED

GALVANISED

BS EN 10143:1993 Hot Dipped, Lock Forming Quality

All sheets are 24g and 8 x 3” corrugations to cover 24” width


SHEE

T&

PLA

TE

Thickness(mm) kg/m2

Sheet Size

2.0 x 1.0 2.5 x 1.25 3.0 x 1.5

1.60 12.56 02-19-31 02-19-49 2.00 15.70 02-19-56 02-19-64 28-05-782.50 19.63 02-19-72 02-19-80 02-19-98

HOT ROLLED HR4

Thickness(mm) kg/m2

Sheet Size

2.0 x 1.0 2.5 x 1.25 3.0 x 1.5 4.0 x 1.83 4.0 x 2.0 5.0 x 2.5

3 23.55 02-20-38 02-20-46 02-20-53 101-86-2123.55 125-79-71*

4 31.40 02-20-87 02-20-95 03-08-33 101-86-5431.40 143-93-06*

5 39.25 02-21-03 02-21-11 02-21-29 126-63-7839.25 125-79-89*

6 47.10 02-21-45 02-21-78 02-21-86 101-86-8847.10 123-52-09*

8 62.80 02-22-10 02-22-28 02-22-36 126-63-86 76-87-13 29-15-8310 02-22-51 02-22-69 02-22-77 126-64-0212 02-22-93 02-23-01 02-23-19 02-23-27 12-00-9715 02-23-35 02-23-43 02-23-50 104-45-69 11-06-2720 02-23-76 02-23-84 02-23-9225 02-24-18 02-24-26 02-24-3430 102-72-00

HOT ROLLED S355J2+N

Thickness(mm) kg/m2

Sheet Size

2.0 x 1.0 2.5 x 1.25

20 82-00-27 11-08-7430 11-13-77

S275

Thickness(mm) kg/m2

Sheet Size

2.0 x 1.0 2.5 x 1.25

15 123-49-21 125-79-6320 39-14-7425 39-14-8230 39-14-9035 76-21-7940 60-13-6945 85-07-8450 77-58-2560 92-59-74

S355J2+N

MILD STEELSHEET & PLATE


SHEET

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TE

MILD STEELSHEET & PLATE

Thickness(mm) kg/m2

Sheet Size

2.0 x 1.0 2.5 x 1.25

8 123-54-3125 117-20-22

ASME SA516 60/161 430B

Thickness(mm) kg/m2

Sheet Size

2.0 x 1.0 2.5 x 1.25 3.0 x 1.5

3 27.48 11-02-62 01-74-67 131-87-084.5 39.25 01-74-75 01-74-83 01-74-916 51.03 01-75-09 01-75-17 01-75-258 66.73 01-75-41 01-76-08 76-85-07

10 82.43 01-76-24 01-76-32 01-76-4012.5 102.50 01-76-65 01-76-73

DURBAR& STAIRTREAD

FLOOR PLATES - DURBAR BS EN:10025

STAIR TREADS EX STOCK

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C

A

D - Length

STAIR TREAD FOLDING AVAILABLE

Stock size - 4.5mm o/p thick - 1000mm wide, 265mm deep with 40mm turn up and 40mm turn down.

Stock no: 76-93-49

Other sizes and thicknesses manufactured to your instructions fast.


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TECHNICAL DELIVERY CONDITIONS:- Specification to:

BS EN 10219-1: 1997: S235JRBS EN 10219-1: 1997: S355J2H

TOLERANCES:-(Dimensions & Sectional Properties)

BS EN 10219 - 2: 1997

SPECIFICATIONS - HOT FINISHED:-BS EN 10210-1: 1994: S235JR

BS EN 10219-1: 1997: S355J2H

ELECTRIC RESISTANCE WELDED STEEL TUBE:-BS EN 10296: 2003

NON ALLOY STEEL TUBES:-BS 1387: 1985

SCREWED & SOCKETED STEEL TUBE:-BS 1387: 1985

GAS & WATER BARREL:-BS 1387: 1985

E.R.W. TUBE:-BS EN10296

CONTENTSRound Bar (Metric) ......................................46Round Bar (Imperial) ..................................48Black Alloy Round Bar ................................50Black Carbon Round Bar ............................50Flat Bar (Metric) ...........................................51Flat Bar (Imperial)........................................52Equal Angle ..................................................52Square Bar ...................................................53Hexagonal Bar .............................................53Stubs Silver Steel .........................................54Round Bar Weight Chart ............................55Square Bar Weight Chart ...........................56


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080A15EN3B

230M07EN1A F/C

230M07 PbEN1A Pb

212M15EN8DM

080M40 / 080A42

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605M36TEN16T

817M40TEN24T

3 mm 0.055 01-26-66 01-32-194 mm 0.098 03-18-07 01-32-27 64-48-805 mm 0.154 01-26-74 01-32-35 01-37-486 mm 0.222 41-80-04 01-32-43 01-37-558 mm 0.395 01-26-90 01-32-68 01-37-63

10 mm 0.616 01-27-08 01-32-76 01-37-71 64-48-7211 mm 0.746 01-32-8412 mm 0.888 01-27-16 01-32-92 01-37-89 28-97-02 29-01-55 29-04-0313 mm 1.042 01-33-0014 mm 1.208 64-44-19 01-33-18 01-38-0515 mm 1.387 01-27-32 01-33-26 01-38-1316 mm 1.578 01-27-40 01-33-34 01-38-21 28-97-10 29-01-63 29-04-2917 mm 1.782 01-27-57 64-48-23 01-38-3918 mm 1.998 64-44-27 01-33-42 01-38-4719 mm 2.226 01-27-65 01-33-5920 mm 2.466 01-27-73 01-33-67 01-38-88 03-12-11 28-97-51 29-01-71 29-04-3722 mm 2.984 01-27-81 01-33-75 01-38-96 28-97-6924 mm 3.551 01-27-99 01-33-83 01-39-0425 mm 3.853 01-28-49 01-33-91 01-39-12 28-97-77 29-01-97 27-18-5827mm 174-10-1628 mm 4.834 01-28-64 01-34-0930 mm 5.549 01-28-72 01-34-17 01-39-38 01-41-00 28-97-85 29-02-05 23-96-1632 mm 6.313 01-28-80 01-34-25 01-39-4634 mm 7.127 01-34-3335 mm 7.553 01-29-06 01-34-41 01-39-53 28-97-93 29-02-13 11-50-9736 mm 7.990 01-29-14 64-48-4938 mm 8.903 64-44-35 01-34-5840 mm 9.865 01-29-22 01-34-66 01-39-61 01-41-26 28-98-01 29-02-21 29-04-6042 mm 10.876 01-29-30 01-34-7445 mm 12.485 01-29-48 01-34-82 01-41-59 28-98-19 29-02-39 29-04-8648 mm 14.210 01-35-0850 mm 15.410 01-29-97 01-35-16 01-40-19 01-41-75 28-98-27 29-02-47 29-04-9455 mm 18.650 01-30-03 01-35-24 28-98-3560 mm 22.200 01-30-11 01-35-32 28-98-43 29-02-96 29-05-4465 mm 26.050 01-30-29 01-35-40 28-98-50 29-05-5170 mm 30.210 01-30-37 01-35-57 01-42-25 28-99-00 29-03-12 29-05-7775 mm 34.680 01-30-45 01-35-65 28-99-18 29-05-8580 mm 39.460 01-30-52 01-35-73 28-99-42 29-03-3885 mm 44.550 01-30-60 01-35-81 01-42-74 28-99-5990 mm 49.940 01-30-78 01-35-99 28-99-6795 mm 55.640 01-30-86 01-36-07 28-99-75

100 mm 61.650 01-30-94 01-36-15 28-99-83 79-81-73105 mm 67.970 01-36-23

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080A15EN3B

230M07EN1A F/C

110 mm 74.600 01-31-36 01-36-31115 mm 81.540 01-31-44 01-36-49120 mm 88.780 01-31-51 01-36-56125 mm 96.330 01-31-69 01-36-64130 mm 104.200 01-31-77 01-36-72140 mm 120.800 01-31-85 01-36-80145 mm 129.600 53-11-29150 mm 138.700 01-31-93 01-36-98160 mm 157.300 53-07-82165 mm 167.900 53-07-90 53-11-52175 mm 188.816 53-11-78180 mm 199.800 01-32-01 64-48-56200 mm 246.600 29-03-53 29-03-87

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080A15EN3B

230M07EN1A F/C

230M07 PbEN1A Pb

817M407EN32M

212A42EN8DM

080M40 / 080A42

EN8 / EN8D

605M36TEN16T

817M40TEN24T

1/8” 01-02-80 01-08-923/16” 0.140 01-02-981/4” 0.249 01-03-06 01-09-18

5/16” 0.389 01-03-14 01-09-26 01-15-513/8” 0.560 01-03-22 01-09-34 01-15-69

7/16” 0.761 01-09-42 01-15-771/2” 0.944 01-03-48 01-09-59 01-15-85 28-95-20

9/16” 1.260 01-03-55 01-09-675/8” 1.550 01-03-63 01-09-75 01-16-01 28-95-38 01-23-28

11/16” 1.870 01-16-193/4” 2.240 01-03-89 01-09-91 01-16-27 03-10-88 28-95-46 01-23-36 01-24-687/8” 3.050 01-04-39 01-10-15 01-16-43 01-18-58 01-23-44

15/16” 3.498 168-90-171” 3.980 01-04-54 01-10-31 01-16-68 10-44-63 28-95-61 01-23-69 01-24-84

1 1/16” 4.490 43-26-90 01-16-761 1/8” 5.040 01-04-62 01-10-49 01-16-84 64-49-97 65-50-101 1/4” 6.220 01-04-70 01-10-56 01-16-92 03-10-96 28-95-79 01-23-77 01-24-921 3/8” 7.520 01-04-88 01-10-72 01-17-001 1/2” 8.950 01-04-96 186-14-26 01-17-18 01-19-65 28-95-87 01-23-93 01-25-001 5/8” 10.150 01-05-04 01-10-98 01-17-261 3/4” 12.180 01-05-12 01-11-06 01-17-34 03-11-38 28-95-95 01-24-01 01-25-181 7/8” 13.490 01-11-14 01-17-42

2” 15.910 01-05-38 01-11-22 01-17-59 01-20-13 28-96-03 01-24-19 01-25-262 1/8” 17.960 01-11-30 12-09-072 1/4” 20.140 01-05-87 01-11-48 01-17-67 01-20-47 28-96-11 01-25-342 3/8” 22.440 01-11-55 64-44-762 1/2” 24.800 01-06-03 01-11-63 01-17-75 28-96-29 01-24-35 01-25-422 3/4” 30.080 01-11-89 01-17-91 28-96-37

3” 35.800 01-06-45 01-12-05 01-18-09 28-96-45 29-01-48 01-25-673 1/4” 42.010 01-06-60 01-12-21 28-96-523 3/8” 42.270 01-12-39 3 1/2” 48.730 01-06-86 01-12-47 86-34-31 28-96-603 5/8” 52.269 01-12-54 3 3/4” 55.940 01-07-02 01-12-62

4” 63.690 01-07-10 01-12-70 28-96-864 1/4” 71.850 01-12-88 01-25-834 1/2” 80.550 01-07-36 01-12-96 01-25-914 3/4” 89.747

5” 99.440 01-07-51 01-13-46 01-26-175 1/4” 109.600 01-13-53 01-26-255 1/2 01-07-775 3/4” 131.151 01-13-79

6” 143.200 01-13-87 01-26-586 1/2” 168.024 01-14-036 3/4” 181.281 01-14-11

7” 194.986 01-14-29

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080A15EN3B

230M07EN1A F/C

8” 254.569 01-08-50 01-14-458 1/2” 287.339

9” 322.195 01-08-76 01-14-8610” 397.717 01-08-8411” 481.282 64-44-5012” 572.742 64-44-68

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817M40TEN24T

Length - 5.8 = 6.0m Length - 6.0 = 6.6m

70 mm 30.210 37-31-5980mm 39.460 37-31-7585 mm 44.550 29-06-4390 mm 49.940 29-06-35

100 mm 61.650 29-06-50105 mm 67.970 38-45-94110 mm 30.210 29-06-68120 mm 88.780 29-06-76150 mm 138.700 29-07-00160 mm 157.300 37-32-41200 mm 246.600 37-58-99220 mm 298.400 38-46-69

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METRIC

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Diameter kg/m

Length - 6.0 - 6.6m

070M20EN3B

808M40EN8

50mm 93-12-04110 mm 74.600 02-38-53 37-59-72115 mm 81.540 02-38-61 37-99-58120 mm 88.780 02-38-79 59-76-17125 mm 96.330 02-38-87130 mm 104.200 38-31-66135mm 38-30-75140 mm 180.800 37-60-04150 mm 138.700160 mm 157.300 37-60-38170 mm 178.200 37-61-94180mm 199.800 186-43-96200 mm 246.600 02-39-37 37-60-61220 mm 298.400 37-87-45240 mm 355.100 66-03-57


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Width(mm)

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10 3 0.236 00-82-7612 3 0.283 00-82-84

6 0.565 00-85-6510 0.942 66-05-55

16 3 00-82-925 0.628 66-05-226 0.754 00-85-73

10 1.260 00-88-1312 1.150 00-89-46

20 3 0.471 00-83-005 0.785 00-84-256 0.942 00-85-818 1.260 00-87-30

10 1.510 00-88-2112 1.880 00-89-5316 2.510 66-05-63

25 3 0.589 00-83-185 0.981 00-84-336 1.180 00-85-998 1.570 00-87-48

10 1.960 00-88-3912 2.360 00-89-6116 3.140 00-90-7620 3.930 00-91-59

30 3 0.754 00-83-265 1.260 00-84-416 1.413 00-86-078 1.884 00-87-55

10 2.360 00-88-4712 2.830 00-89-7916 3.768 00-90-8420 4.720 00-91-6725 5.888 00-92-66

35 6 1.650 29-09-0810 2.750 29-09-1620 5.500 29-09-32

40 3 0.942 00-83-345 1.570 00-84-586 1.884 00-86-158 2.510 00-87-63

10 3.140 00-88-5412 3.770 00-89-8716 5.024 00-90-9220 6.280 00-91-7525 7.850 00-92-7430 86-89-19

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45 12 4.240 29-11-4620 7.070 29-11-87

50 3 1.180 00-83-425 1.960 00-84-666 2.560 00-86-238 3.140 00-87-71

10 3.930 00-88-6212 4.710 00-89-9516 6.280 00-91-0020 7.850 00-91-8325 9.810 00-92-8230 11.800 00-93-5740 15.700 00-93-73

60 5 2.360 00-84-746 2.830 00-86-318 3.768 00-87-89

10 4.710 00-88-7012 5.652 00-90-0116 7.536 00-91-1820 9.420 00-91-9125 11.800 00-92-9030 14.130 66-06-7040 18.840 00-93-81

65 10 5.100 00-88-8812 6.120 00-90-1916 8.160 66-05-7120 10.200 00-92-09

70 5 2.750 00-84-826 3.300 00-86-49

10 5.500 00-88-9612 6.594 00-90-2716 8.792 66-05-8920 11.000 66-06-5425 13.740 29-13-10

75 8 4.710 29-12-5210 5.890 29-12-7812 7.070 29-12-8620 11.810 29-12-9425 14.710 29-13-02

80 6 3.770 00-86-9810 6.280 00-89-0412 7.540 00-90-3516 10.000 25-41-4420 12.600 00-92-1725 15.700 00-93-1630 18.800 18-27-1740 25.100 00-93-9950 31.400 47-71-82

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Width(mm)

Height(mm) kg/m

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90 6 4.420 29-13-2810 7.070 29-13-3612 8.480 29-13-4420 14.100 29-13-6925 17.700 29-13-7730 21.200 66-06-8850 35.330 47-71-66

100 5 3.930 29-13-856 4.710 00-87-068 6.280 00-88-05

10 7.850 00-89-1212 9.420 00-90-4316 12.547 00-91-2620 15.700 00-92-2525 19.600 00-93-2430 23.600 00-93-6540 31.400 00-94-4950 39.300 00-94-72

125 6 5.890 29-14-2710 9.810 29-14-3512 11.800 29-14-4316 15.700 29-14-5020 19.600 29-14-6825 24.500 29-14-7640 39.300 29-14-9250 49.100 29-15-00

150 6 7.100 00-87-1410 11.800 00-89-2012 14.200 00-90-5016 18.792 00-91-3420 23.600 00-92-3340 47.100 00-94-56

160 10 12.600 66-06-0520 25.100 40-96-6430 37.700 66-06-96

200 6 9.420 00-87-2210 15.700 00-89-3812 18.840 00-90-6816 25.093 00-91-4220 31.400 00-92-4125 39.300 00-93-40


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Width Height kg/m080A15EN3B

3/8 1/4 0.475 00-67-831/2 1/4 0.633 00-67-913/4 1/8 0.474 00-65-28

1/4 0.947 00-68-171/2 1.900 00-73-285/8 2.370 00-75-00

1 1/4 1.270 00-68-253/8 1.910 00-71-461/2 2.253 00-73-365/8 3.160 00-75-183/4 3.800 00-76-90

1 1/4 1/4 1.580 00-68-333/8 2.370 00-71-791/2 3.160 00-73-445/8 3.940 00-75-263/4 4.750 00-77-081 6.330 00-78-72

1 1/2 1/4 1.910 00-68-413/8 2.860 00-71-871/2 3.800 00-73-515/8 4.570 00-75-343/4 5.700 00-77-161 7.590 00-78-80

1 1/4 9.500 00-80-111 3/4 1/2 4.440 00-73-69

Length - 3.05 - 3.6m

Height x Width Thickness kg/m080A15EN3B

20 x 20 3 0.871 00-64-2925 x 25 3 1.110 00-64-37

5 1.766 00-64-4532 x 32 4 2.130 00-64-52

5 2.441 65-38-326 2.756 65-38-40

40 x 40 4 2.420 65-38-575 2.944 00-64-606 3.520 00-64-78

50 x 50 6 4.470 00-64-86

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2 1/8 1.270 00-65-851/4 2.530 00-69-163/8 3.800 00-72-031/2 5.060 00-73-775/8 6.330 00-75-593/4 7.500 00-77-321 10.130 00-79-06

1 1/4 12.652 00-80-371 1/2 15.180 00-81-02

2 1/2 1/4 3.160 00-69-321/2 6.330 00-73-931 12.650 00-79-14

1 1/4 15.820 00-80-781 1/2 18.980 00-81-10

2 25.300 00-82-013 1/4 3.800 00-69-40

1/2 7.590 00-74-015/8 9.500 00-75-753/4 11.340 00-77-991 15.180 00-79-22

1 1/4 18.980 00-80-862 30.360 00-82-19

3 1/2 3/4 13.300 29-08-331 1/2 26.560 00-81-36

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4 1/2 10.120 00-74-271 20.240 00-79-48

1 1/4 25.300 65-94-172 40.480 00-82-27

1 1/2 50.580 90-87-073 60.720 65-60-17

4 1/2 1/2 11.400 34-07-375 3/8 9.489 00-72-60

1/2 12.659 00-74-353/4 18.980 00-78-15

1 1/2 37.952 00-81-512 50.600 00-82-35

6 1/4 7.590 00-69-813/8 11.390 00-72-781/2 15.180 00-74-433/4 22.770 00-78-232 60.720 00-82-43

8 3/8 15.182 00-72-8610 3/8 18.974 00-72-94

3/4 37.952 00-78-5612 3/8 22.771 00-73-02

5/8 37.952 00-76-82

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230M07EN1A F/C

6 mm 0.282 01-53-478 mm 0.502 01-53-54

10 mm 0.785 01-53-62 01-55-2912 mm 1.130 01-53-7016 mm 2.010 01-53-8820 mm 3.140 01-53-96 01-55-5222 mm 3.799 29-06-19 29-06-2725 mm 4.906 01-54-04 01-55-6030 mm 7.065 01-54-12 01-55-7835 mm 9.616 01-54-20 01-55-8640 mm 12.560 01-54-3845 mm 15.900 01-54-4650 mm 19.630 01-54-53 01-56-1060 mm 28.260 01-54-79 01-56-5175 mm 44.110 01-55-0390 mm 63.517 65-96-07

100 mm 78.550 65-96-15

Size kg/m

Length - 3.05 - 3.6m

230M07PbEN1A

8 mm 0.437 65-98-6210 mm 0.680 00-97-5311mm 0.824 65-98-7012 mm 0.979 65-98-8814 mm 1.330 65-98-9616mm 1.740 86-76-0617 mm 1.960 65-99-0419 mm 2.450 65-99-1222 mm 3.290 65-99-3824 mm 3.616 14-07-0727 mm 4.960 49-53-1730 mm 6.120 65-99-5332 mm 6.960 65-99-6136 mm 8.810 65-99-79

Size kg/m

Length - 3.05 - 3.6m

080A15EN3B

230M07EN1A F/C

3/8” 01-48-601/2” 1.270 01-48-86 01-51-985/8” 1.980 01-48-943/4” 2.850 01-49-02 01-52-147/8” 3.870 01-52-22

1.1/8” 6.398 01-49-361.1/4” 7.910 01-49-44 01-52-551.1/2” 11.400 01-49-69 01-52-71

2” 20.260 01-49-852.1/4” 25.630 01-49-93 01-53-05

3” 45.540 01-50-733.1/2” 61.980 01-50-81

4” 80.960 01-50-994.1/2” 102.446 65-96-72

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STUBS is Europe’s largest manufacturer of silver steel and one of the longest established. Their experience in tools and with tool steels dates back 200 years, over 100 of which have been spent in the silver steel business. Their reputation as European brand leader, with over 70% of sales outside our domestic market, is your guarantee of the highest standard of quality and service.

CHAMFERED ENDS PREVENTS SCRATCHING. All ends of genuine STUBS silver steel are deburred. This protects other lengths from scratching and ensures safety in handling.

EXCEPTIONAL SURFACE FINISH ELIMINATES GRINDING OR POLISHING. The exceptionally high surface finish of genuine STUBS silver steel can be utilised without the need for further expensive grinding or polishing.

TOLERANCES

STUBSSILVER STEEL

METRIC IMPERIALSize

Length - Stock No

333mm 2m

2 mm 13-58-633 mm 13-91-134 mm 13-58-715 mm 13-58-89 36-72-846 mm 13-58-97 76-18-588 mm 13-59-059 mm 13-59-13

10 mm 13-59-21 45-11-2012 mm 13-59-39 13-62-0013 mm 13-59-4714 mm 13-59-5415 mm 29-53-03 13-62-1816 mm 13-59-70 13-62-0018 mm 13-59-8820 mm 13-59-96 34-22-0425 mm 13-60-02 13-98-7330 mm 76-18-66 76-18-7435 mm 31-97-3140 mm 37-63-35

SizeLength - Stock No

13 Inch 2m

1/16" 13-56-813/32" 13-56-991/8" 13-57-07 13-60-28

5/32" 13-57-153/16" 13-57-23 13-60-367/32" 13-60-441/4" 13-57-31 13-60-51

5/16" 13-61-013/8" 13-57-64 13-61-191/2" 13-57-80 13-61-275/8" 13-58-14 13-61-35

11/16" 13-61-433/4" 13-58-22 13-61-507/8" 13-61-681" 13-58-48 03-61-76

1 1/4" 03-61-841 1/2" 76-18-41

Min Max

Carbon 1.10% 1.20%

Chromium 0.40% 0.50%

Manganese 0.30% 0.40%

Silicon 0.10% 0.25%

Sulphur - 0.035%

Phosphorus - 0.035%


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Dia kg/m

1/8” 0.063 3/16“ 0.140 1/4” 0.249

5/16” 0.389 3/8” 0.560

7/16” 0.761 1/2” 0.944

9/16” 1.260 5/8” 1.550

11/16” 1.870 3/4” 2.240

13/16” 2.620 7/8” 3.050

15/16” 3.498

Dia kg/m

3 mm 0.050 3.5 mm 0.755 4 mm 0.099

4.5 mm 0.125 5 mm 0.154

5.5 mm 0.187 6 mm 0.222

6.5 mm 0.260 7 mm 0.302

7.5 mm 0.347 8 mm 0.395 9 mm 0.499

10 mm 0.616 11 mm 0.746 12 mm 0.888 13 mm 1.042 14 mm 1.208 15 mm 1.387 16 mm 1.578 17 mm 1.782 18 mm 1.998 19 mm 2.226 20 mm 2.466 21 mm 2.719 22 mm 2.984 23 mm 3.261 24 mm 3.551 25 mm 3.853 26 mm 4.168 27 mm 4.495 28 mm 4.834

Dia kg/m

1” 3.980 1 1/16” 4.490 1 1/8” 5.040

1 3/16” 5.610 1 1/4” 6.220

1 5/16” 6.846 1 3/8” 7.520

1 7/16” 8.220 1 1/2” 8.950

1 9/16” 9.704 1 5/8” 10.150

1 11/16” 11.311 1 3/4” 12.180

1 13/16” 13.052

Dia kg/m

29 mm 5.185 30 mm 5.549 31 mm 5.925 32 mm 6.313 33 mm 6.714 34 mm 7.127 35 mm 7.553 36 mm 7.990 37 mm 8.440 38 mm 8.903 39 mm 9.378 40 mm 9.865 41 mm 10.364 42 mm 10.876 43 mm 11.400 44 mm 11.936 45 mm 12.485 46 mm 13.045 48 mm 14.210 50 mm 15.410 52 mm 16.658 54 mm 17.980 55 mm 18.650 56 mm 19.319 57 mm 20.030 60 mm 22.200 62 mm 23.679 64 mm 25.240 65 mm 26.050 66 mm 26.836 67 mm 27.680

Dia kg/m

1 7/8” 13.490 1 15/16” 14.927

2” 15.910 2 1/8” 17.960 2 1/4” 20.140 2 3/8” 22.440 2 1/2” 24.800 2 5/8” 27.400 2 3/4” 30.080 2 7/8” 32.880

3” 35.800 3 1/8” 38.814 3 1/4” 42.010 3 3/8” 42.270

Dia kg/m

68 mm 28.509 70 mm 30.210 72 mm 31.934 73 mm 32.860 74 mm 33.732 75 mm 34.680 76 mm 35.583 78 mm 37.479 80 mm 39.460 82 mm 41.423 83 mm 42.500 85 mm 44.550 88 mm 47.706 90 mm 49.940 92 mm 52.142 95 mm 55.640 98 mm 59.163

100 mm 61.650 105 mm 67.970 110 mm 74.600 115 mm 81.540 120 mm 88.780 125 mm 96.330 130 mm 104.200 135 mm 112.400 140 mm 120.800 145 mm 129.600 150 mm 138.700 155 mm 148.100 160 mm 157.300 165 mm 167.900

Dia kg/m

3 1/2” 48.730 3 5/8” 52.269 3 3/4” 55.940 3 7/8” 59.732

4” 63.690 4 1/4” 71.850 4 1/2” 80.550 4 3/4” 89.747

5” 99.440 5 1/4” 109.600 5 1/2” 120.300 5 3/4” 131.515

6” 143.200 6 1/4” 155.363

Dia kg/m

170 mm 178.179 180 mm 199.800 190 mm 222.600195 mm 234.400 200 mm 246.600 205 mm 259.100 210 mm 271.900 215 mm 285.000 220 mm 298.400 230 mm 326.200 235 mm 340.500 240 mm 355.100 250 mm 385.200 255 mm 400.900 260 mm 416.800 270 mm 449.500 280 mm 483.400 290 mm 518.500 300 mm 554.900 305 mm 573.000 310 mm 592.300 320 mm 631.300 330 mm 672.000

336.6 mm 698.630 344 mm 729.690 350 mm 755.370

355.6 mm 779.730 358 mm 790.290 360 mm 799.150 362 mm 808.050

368.3 mm 836.420

Dia kg/m

6 1/2” 168.024 6 3/4” 181.281

7” 194.986 7 1/4” 209.137 7 1/2” 223.734 7 3/4” 238.779

8” 254.569 8 1/4” 270.656 8 1/2” 287.3398 3/4” 304.469

9” 322.1959 1/4” 340.3689 1/2” 358.9889 3/4” 378.203

Dia kg/m

10” 397.71710 1/2” 438.024

11” 481.28211 1/2” 525.297

12” 572.74213” 671.43714” 778.70815” 839.92516” 1017.08818” 1287.252

Dia kg/m

378 mm 880.936381 mm 895.100

387.4 mm 925.420393.7 mm 955.770395 mm 962.090

406.4 mm 1018.420407 mm 1021.430

412.8 mm 1050.750429 mm 1134.840

431.8 mm 1149.700444 mm 1215.590

444.5 mm 1218.330457.2 mm 1288.940460 mm 1304.780

463.8 mm 1325.280470 mm 1362.120479 mm 1414.790

482.6 mm 1436.140500 mm 1541.560508 mm 1591.290

514.4 mm 1631.640520 mm 1667.350

533.4 mm 1754.390539 mm 1791.430555 mm 1899.360560 mm 1933.730570 mm 2003.410581 mm 2081.490

584.2 mm 2104.480660 mm 2686.020670 mm 2768.020

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Dia kg/m

1/8” 0.790 3/16” 0.178 1/4” 0.316

5/16” 0.494 3/8” 0.712

7/16” 0.968 1/2” 1.270 5/8” 1.980 3/4” 2.850 7/8” 3.870 1” 5.060

1 1/8” 6.398 1 1/4” 7.910 1 3/8” 9.571 1 1/2” 11.400 1 5/8” 13.360 1 3/4” 15.490

2” 20.260 2 1/4” 25.630

Dia kg/m

3 0.710 4 0.125 5 0.197 6 0.282 7 0.3848 0.502 9 0.637

10 0.785 11 0.949 12 1.130 13 1.326 14 1.536 15 1.766 16 2.010 18 2.540 19 2.832 20 3.140 22 3.799 24 4.518 25 4.906 28 6.154

Dia kg/m

2 1/2” 31.6202 3/4 “ 8.260

3” 45.5403 1/4” 53.4353 1/2” 61.9803 3/4” 71.142

4” 80.9604 1/4” 91.3804 1/2” 102.4464 3/4” 114.143

5” 126.4705 1/4” 139.4405 1/2” 153.0365 3/4” 167.262

6” 182.1256 1/4” 197.6186 1/2” 213.7436 3/4” 230.501

7” 247.891

Dia kg/m

30 7.06532 8.03835 9.61636 10.16238 11.34040 12.56041 13.18342 13.83345 15.90046 16.59248 18.06950 19.63055 23.75060 28.26065 33.17070 38.37075 44.11080 50.18785 56.65790 63.517

100 78.550


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STAINLESS STEEL& ALUMINIUM

STAINLESS STEEL BARSBS EN 10088-3: 2005Previously: partially supersedes BS EN 10277/10278

STAINLESS STEEL SHEET & PLATEBS EN 10088-2: 2005Previously: Partially supersedes BS 1449-2: 1983 (Amended)

SPECIFICATIONS1995 Steel No. PreviousX5CrNi18-10 1.4301 AISI 304X5CrNiMo17-12-2 1.4404 AISI316

ALUMINIUM EXTRUSIONSBS EN 755BS EN 12020: 1-2:2001

SHEET & PLATEBS EN 485: 1-4BS EN 515: 1993BS EN 573: 1-4

ALUMINIUM TREAD PLATEBS EN 1386: 1997

COLOUR GUIDE1995 Steel No. Previous Colour

1. X8CrNiS19-9 1.4305 303S31 White

2. X2CrNi18-9 1.4307 304S11 Yellow

3. X5CrNi18-10 1.4301 304S15 Green

4. X5CrNiMo17-12-2 1.4404 316S11 Orange

5. X6CrNiTi18-10 1.4541 321S31 Magenta

6. X12CrS13 1.4005 416S21 Red

7. X17CrNi16-2 1.4057 431S29 Brown

8. X105CrMo17 1.4125 440C Blue

COLOUR GUIDE1996/8 1987 Previous Colour

1. Ai SiMgMn 6082 HE30 Red

2. AI CuBiPb 2011 FC 1 Orange

3. Ai Mg0,7Si 6063 HE 9 Blue

4. AICu4SiMg 2014 HE15 Green

5. AIMg1SIPb 6262 - Pink

6. AiZn5,5MgCu 7075 - White

SPECIFICATIONS

1995/2004 1987 Previous

1. Ai 99,5 1050 S1B

2. AI Mn1 3103 NS3

3. Ai Mg2 5251 NS4

4. AI Mg3 5754 Almag 3

5. - 5083 NS8

CONTENTSSTAINLESS STEEL 58Round Bar ................................................58Flat Bar .....................................................60Equal Angle ..............................................61Hollow Section .........................................62Ornamental Tube ....................................62ParkerTube Stainless Handrail ..............63ParkerTube Stainless Handrail ..............63Q-Railing ...................................................64Sheet .........................................................65Plate ..........................................................66Weldmesh ................................................66

ALUMINIUM 67Round Bar ................................................67Square Bar ...............................................67Flat Bar .....................................................68Equal Angle ..............................................69Unequal Angle .........................................69Channel ....................................................70Hollow Section .........................................71Round Tube .............................................71Sheet .........................................................725 Bar Tread Plate .....................................73Hexagon ...................................................73


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Length - 3.0 - 3.2m

1.4305303

1.4301304

1.4307304L

1.4404316L

1.4005416

3 mm 0.058 54-87-354 mm 0.120 54-87-845 mm 0.161 54-87-92 88-13-83 88-15-996 mm 0.231 54-88-42 86-33-738 mm 0.411 56-85-68 88-30-90 88-34-70 86-36-219 mm 0.499 86-36-39

10 mm 0.643 54-88-91 88-28-78 54-81-7211.5 mm 0.81512 mm 0.926 54-86-02 54-85-60 88-79-9214 mm 1.207 88-38-7615 mm 1.386 54-89-0916 mm 1.646 54-89-41 54-82-71 54-78-2818 mm 1.996 86-42-4920 mm 2.571 54-89-58 88-07-65 54-76-8725 mm 4.018 51-80-19 64-09-0430 mm 5.786 54-89-6635 mm 7.875 88-75-96

Size kg/m

Length - 4.0 - 4.2m

1.4305303

1.4301304

1.4307304L

1.4404316L

1.4005416

16 mm 1.646 120-67-62

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Length - 3.0 - 3.2m

1.4305303

1.4301304

1.4307304L

1.4404316L

1.4005416

1/8” 0.062 88-03-853/16” 0.140 88-16-49 87-89-831/4” 0.259 02-53-12 88-30-66 02-53-20

5/16” 0.388 87-93-383/8” 0.583 02-53-53 02-53-61

7/16” 0.796 42-85-991/2” 1.037 02-53-79 89-42-95 02-53-87

9/16” 1.315 5/8” 1.620 87-32-65 88-13-26 02-54-52

11/16” 1.878 3/4” 2.335 02-54-60 88-06-74 02-54-787/8” 3.175 02-54-86 02-54-941” 4.147 02-55-02 88-22-90 02-55-10

1 1/8” 5.030 1 1/4” 6.480 88-66-971 1/2” 9.332 02-56-191 5/8” 10.950 1 3/4” 12.701 02-56-68

2” 16.590 2 1/8” 17.946 86-55-192 1/4” 20.996 2 3/8” 23.394 52-67-982 1/2” 24.850 88-63-252 3/4” 30.055 86-52-043 1/4” 41.977 86-53-453 1/2” 50.806

Size kg/m

Length - 4.0 - 4.4m

1.4305303

1.4301304

1.4307304L

1.4404316L

1.4005416

1 3/4” 0.062 189-76-442 3/4” 0.140 188-91-12

3” 0.259 98-77-923 1/2” 0.388 92-76-73

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Width Height kg/m1.4301

304

12 3 0.295 46-53-2820 3 0.491 46-53-36

6 0.982 45-60-9525 3 0.614 46-53-44

5 1.023 52-95-946 1.228 46-52-45

30 3 0.737 46-53-516 1.437 46-53-77

40 3 0.982 46-53-855 1.637 46-53-936 1.964 46-23-58

10 3.274 46-54-1950 3 1.228 46-54-01

5 2.046 46-54-276 2.456 46-55-83

10 4.093 46-55-9112 4.911 46-56-09

75 6 3.683 46-56-1710 6.139 46-56-4112 7.367 46-57-08

100 3 2.456 46-57-166 4.911 46-57-24

10 8.185 50-61-2112 9.700 46-57-32

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Length - 6.0 - 6.3m

Width Height kg/m1.4301

304

20 x 20 3 0.980 61-41-3125 x 25 3 1.200 53-59-14

6 6.620 64-10-0130 x 30 5 4.450 62-08-5640 x 40 3 2.220 63-66-62

5 3.270 61-41-566 3.930 61-68-39

50 x 50 3 2.540 62-11-285 4.090 60-97-356 4.910 61-41-23

60 x 60 6 5.900 61-74-5675 x 75 6 7.970 63-66-70

100 x 100 10 13.370 51-60-70

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Diameter(mm) SWG kg/m

1.4301 1.4404

42.4 2.0 153-61-27 153-63-412.6 153-61-35 153-64-73

48.3 2.0 153-61-432.6 153-64-73

STAINLESS ORNAMENTAL TUBE

METRIC

Tubes polished on the O/D DP - Dull polished

Dimensions(mm)

Wall Thickness kg/m

Length - 6.0 - 6.3m

1.4301304

20 x 20 1.5 0.909 03-16-4125 x 25 1.5 1.167 02-65-34

2.0 1.700 03-16-333.0 2.320 02-65-42

30 x 30 1.5 1.400 36-31-353.0 2.660 11-41-81

40 x 40 1.5 1.891 02-65-593.0 3.634 02-65-67

STAINLESSHOLLOW SECTION

METRIC

Stainless Hollow Section is Polished on all 4 sides (180 - 240 Grit)

Dimensions(mm)

Wall Thickness kg/m

Length - 6.0 - 6.3m

1.4301304

50 x 50 2.0 3.500 02-65-753.0 4.616 42-83-67

50 x 25 1.5 1.768 34-58-9280 x 40 3.0 5.599 42-74-5080 x 80 3.0 7.563 42-54-88

100 x 50 3.0 7.072 42-81-77


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Length - 6.0 - 6.3m

Diameter SWG kg/m304L 316L

1/2” 16 0.463 02-51-065/8” 16 0.596 02-51-223/4” 16 0.729 02-51-307/8” 16 0.861 02-51-63 02-51-711” 16 0.994 02-51-89 55-01-861” 16 0.994 30-27-60(DP)

1.1/4” 16 1.360 12-46-021.1/2” 16 1.717 02-51-97 02-52-05

2” 16 2.056 02-52-13 30-27-78

Diameter(mm)

Wall Thickness(mm)

Length 6mGrade

304 31642.4 2 147-25-88 147-26-38

2.6 147-26-12 147-26-5348.3 2 147-25-96 147-26-46

2.6 147-26-20 147-26-61

Diameter(mm)

Cut Length(mm)

Minimum 10 10Maximum 250 6,600

STAINLESS ORNAMENTAL TUBE

PARKERTUBESTAINLESS HANDRAIL

IMPERIAL

METRIC

Tubes polished on the O/D DP - Dull polished

• Custom made heavy duty cardboard packaging

• The perfect fit for stainless steel handrail components

• Extra high quality brushed satin polish finish

Save time and money with our cutting service.

SPECIFICATION

CUT TO LENGTH


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Q-RAILING®

Q-HANDRAIL®

Our wide range of Q-railings brackets & handrails provide an extensive variety of design possibilities. Round brackets, square brackets, brackets for walls, baluster posts, and glass - its all available.

You will be amazed at the stunning fluid designs you can create using the Q-handrail system.

Q-LINE®

When your design calls for a railing system based on round shapes, the unique Q-line provides unlimited design possibilities.

From the transparency and efficiency of glass railings to the endless lines of rod infills or the industrial look of cable systems, Q-line has what you need.

EASY GLASSTOP®

The top mount Easy Glass system’s seamless welded cap rail is an industry first. Our satined stainless cap rails are available in round, oval or rectangular shapes and offer a perfect detail to compliment any design.

Q-railing’s Easy Glasstop offers stunning design...simple installation and unparalleled quality.

Size 316 Grade Stock No42.4mm Tube Pack of 2 136-92-5548.3mm Tube Pack of 2 136-92-63

Size 316 Grade Stock No42.4mm Dia Pack of 248.3mm Dia Pack of 2

Size 316 Grade Stock No6mm Jaw Pack of 4 136-45-468mm Jaw Pack of 4 136-45-95

10mm Jaw Pack of 4 137-36-61

Size 304 Grade Stock No42.4mm Tube Pack of 2 135-14-9348.3mm Tube Pack of 2 135-15-01

Size 304 Grade Stock No42.4mm Mount Pack of 2 135-07-7648.3mm Mount Pack of 2 135-07-84

Size 304 Grade Stock No6mm Jaw Pack of 4 134-60-488mm Jaw Pack of 4 134-60-89

10mm Jaw Pack of 4 134-60-30

Size 316 Grade Stock No6mm Jaw Pack of 4 139-31-23

6.76mm Jaw Pack of 4 139-31-158mm Jaw Pack of 4 139-31-49

8.38mm Jaw Pack of 4 139-31-319.52mm Jaw Pack of 4 136-48-1910mm Jaw Pack of 4 139-31-07

Size 316 Grade Stock NoWeld Fix Pack of 2 136-92-71

Size 316 Grade Stock No42.4 x 2.6mm Pack of 2 136-72-59

Size 304 Grade Stock NoWeld Fix Pack of 2 135-15-19

Size 304 Grade Stock No42.4 x 2.6mm Pack of 2 134-81-35

Size 304 Grade Stock No6mm Jaw Pack of 4 134-63-11

6.76mm Jaw Pack of 4 134-63-038.38mm Jaw Pack of 4 134-63-298.76mm Jaw Pack of 4 134-63-3710mm Jaw Pack of 4 134-62-95

MODEL 0112 WALL-TUBE

MODEL 0505WALL-FLANGE

MODEL 22FLAT

MODEL 0112 WALL-WELD

MODEL 0718 TUBE

MODEL 22 MIRROR


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Size(mm) Finish kg/m

1.4301 1.4307 1.44042.00 x 1.00 1.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50 3.00 x 1.50 2.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50

0.6 B/A 5.0001.2 B/A 9.822 44-64-92 46-60-111.5 B/A 12.278 36-96-29 46-60-29


1.4301 1.4307 1.44042.00 x 1.00 1.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50 3.00 x 1.50 2.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50

4.0 HR 52-04-78 101-48-85 72-56-065.0 HR 68-05-38 70-13-676.0 HR 68-02-15 68-30-378.0 HR 70-81-07 72-56-22

10.0 HR 68-05-53 101-14-69 86-01-06 101-14-0212.0 HR 68-22-11 74-38-6415.0 HR 101-14-93 101-14-93 68-58-8320.0 HR 101-31-68 101-31-68 101-14-2825.0 HR 101-28-97 101-28-97


1.4301 1.4307 1.44042.00 x 1.00 1.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50 3.00 x 1.50 2.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50

0.9 2B 7.367 121-69-28 41-50-26 42-50-09 37-76-631.2 2B 9.822 121-69-36 03-40-25 28-47-03 34-69-241.5 2B 12.278 32-63-55 03-40-58 74-27-18 27-62-79 34-00-262.0 2B 16.370 24-81-53 29-43-48 68-85-72 39-16-232.5 2B 20.500 39-85-11 39-85-293.0 2B 24.670 32-63-30 03-40-66 03-40-744.0 2B 33.280


1.4301 1.4307 1.44042.00 x 1.00 1.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50 3.00 x 1.50 2.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50

0.9 DP2 7.367 42-50-171.5 DP2 12.278


1.4301 1.4307 1.44042.00 x 1.00 1.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50 3.00 x 1.50 2.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50

0.7 DP1 5.730 44-85-630.9 DP1 7.367 41-94-40 40-16-12 43-14-291.2 DP1 9.822 121-68-45 40-76-35 36-89-93 74-27-26 55-18-12 43-14-371.5 DP1 12.278 36-89-77 37-76-71 62-47-00 43-15-362.0 DP1 16.370 50-54-46 37-76-89 74-27-342.5 DP1 20.500 121-68-94 54-91-96 39-85-373.5 DP1 24.670 39-84-95 39-85-03

STAINLESSSHEET

METRICBRIGHT ANNEALED

DP1 - DULL POLISHED ONE SIDE

DP2 - DULL POLISHED BOTH SIDES

2B - A SMOOTH UNIFORM MATT FINISH

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1.43012.50 x 1.25

1.43073.00 x 1.50

1.44042.50 x 1.25

1.44043.00 x 1.50

5 41.600 68-05-38 70-13-676 49.920 68-02-15 68-30-378 66.560 70-81-07 72-56-22

10 83.200 68-05-53 86-01-0612 99.840 68-22-11 74-38-6415 124.800 101-14-93 68-58-8320 166.080 101-31-68 101-14-2825 207.500 101-28-97

Sheet Size(m) kg/m Wire Gauge

1.43011” x 1”

1.43012” x 2”

2.40 x 1.20 14.280 10 39-00-47 39-00-39

STAINLESSPLATE

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Length - 3 - 4m

6082T6HE30T6

AW2011FC1 6262

1/4” 0.096 11-46-455/16” 0.140 73-61-573/8” 0.216 03-22-681/2” 88-26-055/8” 0.561 00-42-59 86-28-053/4” 0.807 03-22-76 86-28-547/8” 1.097 37-05-28 86-29-041” 1.419 00-43-17 86-29-12

1 1/4” 2.395 00-43-58 56-06-231 3/8” 2.712 03-22-841 1/2” 3.192 26-68-66 88-56-99 88-57-721 5/8” 3.747 00-44-16 88-57-071 3/4” 4.392 11-52-95

2” 5.674 40-18-28 86-31-91 88-58-062 1/4” 7.260 03-22-92 88-57-492 1/2 31-47-322 3/4” 10.844 88-13-18

3” 12.906 88-75-623 1/4” 15.146 88-08-803 1/2” 17.566 00-45-56 86-33-083 3/4” 20.165 87-31-90 86-33-16

4” 86-33-244 1/4” 25.901 88-53-43 106-86-918 1/2” 99.212 88-53-68

Diameter kg/m

Length - 4m

6082T6HE30T6

3/8” 0.274 00-46-301/2” 0.488 32-80-705/8” 0.762 00-46-553/4” 1.908 00-46-631” 1.952 00-46-89

1.1/4” 3.049 33-20-981.1/2” 4.391 54-83-47

2” 7.806 00-47-052.1/2” 12.198 40-08-53

ALUMINIUMROUND BAR

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Width Depth kg/m6082T6HE30T6

AW2014HE15

6082T6HE30T6

6082T6HE30T6

1/2” 3/16 0.183 00-29-643/4” 1/8 0.183 00-30-04

1/4 0.366 00-30-201/2 0.732 00-30-53 00-30-53

1” 1/8 0.244 00-30-873/16 123-28-261/4 139-57-483/8 0.732 00-31-371/2 0.976 00-31-453/4 1.464 35-17-67

1 1/4” 1/8 0.305 00-31-601/4 00-31-941/2 00-32-10 88-48-903/4 1.830 00-32-28

1 1/2” 1/8 0.366 00-32-363/16 0.550 00-32-511/4 126-73-923/8 1.098 00-32-851/2 1.464 00-32-931 2.623 63-65-74

1 3/4” 1 1/4 3.825 89-66-242” 1/4 0.976 00-33-35 131-83-28

1/8 0.488 00-33-273/8 1.464 00-33-503/4 2.927 00-33-76

2 1/2” 1/2 2.440 52-58-733/4 3.281 86-75-56

1 1/2 6.630 42-62-053” 1/8 0.732 00-34-00 127-75-16

1/4 1.464 30-53-003/8 2.196 51-23-271/2 2.927 00-34-343/4 4.394 42-62-701 5.245 86-67-56

4” 1/8 0.976 33-22-621/4 1.952 00-34-593/8 2.927 00-34-671/2 3.903 00-34-75 132-26-011 123-06-55

6” 1/4 00-34-91 131-83-36148-13-24

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Length - 5m

6082T6HE30T6

1/2 x 1/2 1/8 0.213 00-18-265/8 x 5/8 1/8 0.274 64-52-673/4 x 3/4 1/16 0.177 03-18-80

1/8 0.335 03-18-981 x 1 1/16 0.238 00-19-17

1/8 0.457 03-19-143/16 0.665 41-96-551/4 0.854 03-19-22

1 1/4 x 1 1/4 1/8 0.579 03-19-303/16 0.848 03-23-261/4 1.098 03-19-48

1 1/2 x 1 1/2 1/8 0.701 03-19-631/4 1.342 91-09-84

3/16 1.032 03-19-711 3/4 x 1 3/4 1/4 1.586 00-22-12

2 x 2 1/8 0.945 00-22-383/16 1.399 03-20-031/4 1.830 03-20-29

2 1/2 x 2 1/2 1/4 2.318 50-27-813 x 3 1/8 1.433 03-20-45

1/4 2.805 03-20-524 x 4 1/4 3.871 41-85-25

Height& Width Thickness kg/m

Length - 5m

6082T6HE30T6

3/4 x 1/2 1/8 0.274 52-84-221 x 1/2 1/8 0.335 52-84-301 x 3/4 1/8 0.396 37-30-27

1 1/2 x 3/4 1/8 0.518 00-24-771/8 0.579 03-20-86

2 x 1 1/8 0.701 03-20-941/4 1.342 03-21-10

3 x 2 1/4 2.318 03-21-364 x 2 1/4 2.805 00-26-67

ALUMINIUMEQUAL ANGLE

ALUMINIUMUNEQUAL ANGLE

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Width &Height Thickness kg/m

Length - 5m

6082T6HE30T6

3/4 x 3/4 1/8 0.549 00-27-171 x 1 1/8 0.732 00-27-66

1 1/2 x 1 1/2 1/8 0.929 03-21-692 x 1 1/8 0.976 41-21-142 x 2 1/4 2.927 44-29-703 x 2 1/4 3.415 03-21-774 x 2 1/4 3.903 12-22-42

ALUMINIUMCHANNEL

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Dimensions SWG kg/m

Length - 5m

6063T6HE9

6082T6HE30T6

3/4 x 3/4” 16 30-46-591 x 1” 16 0.468 09-72-95

1 1/2 x 1 1/2” 16 0.718 00-55-531 x 1” 10 0.871 09-72-61

1 1/4 x 1 1/4” 10 1.121 43-94-301 1/2 x 1 1/2” 10 1.371 09-73-03

2 x 1” 10 1.371 09-73-452 x 2” 10 1.870 09-73-293 x 3” 10 2.870 44-99-344 x 2” 10 2.870 34-71-204 x 4” 10 3.444 43-55-45

Dimensions SWG kg/m

Length - 5m

6063T6HE9

6082T6HE30T6

1/2” 16 93-58-823/4” 16 0.269 03-09-571” 16 0.360 66-59-01 130-04-332” 16 0.760 00-38-633” 16 87-81-081” 10 0.684 03-22-19

1 1/4” 10 0.803 10-43-231 1/2” 10 1.077 42-41-19

2” 10 1.469 03-22-433” 10 2.254 47-23-08

Dimensions SWG kg/m

Length - 6m

6063T6HE9

6082T6HE30T6

1 1/4” 16 62-28-521 29/32 7 27-98-51

ALUMINIUMHOLLOW SECTION

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AW-1050A-H14 S1B-H14

2.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.500.6 1.650 28-26-73 28-26-810.8 2.200 53-02-871 2.750 28-26-40 16-12-81

1.2 3.300 03-30-35 28-26-99 28-27-493.300 (64-12-33)

1.5 4.125 28-28-06 03-30-76 45-73-904.125 (64-12-58) (64-12-66)

2 5.500 03-31-00 09-72-53 28-27-985.500 (64-12-74) (64-12-90)

2.5 6.875 28-27-803 8.250 28-27-56 03-31-26 28-27-64

8.250 (172-87-32) (64-13-57) (64-13-65)5 13.750 28-29-136 17.000 24-96-64 28-28-97

Thickness(mm) kg/m

AW-3103-H14 NS3-H14

2.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.508 22.500 74-33-93

10 100-88-8712 101-17-4115 101-13-3720 101-18-0825 101-18-16

Thickness(mm) kg/m

AW-5251-H22 NS4-H22

2.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50

4 11.000 45-63-92

ALUMINIUMSHEET

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Thickness(mm) kg/m

EN AW 574 H114

2.00 x 1.00 2.50 x 1.25 3.00 x 1.50 4.00 x 2.002 6.816 86-88-36 42-01-25 47-45-853 9.811 87-29-94 33-95-80 86-89-01 86-89-50

4.5 14.112 86-89-76 33-96-06 86-90-16 86-90-246 19.131 86-90-40 33-96-14 86-90-57 86-90-818 23.858 86-91-64 44-12-20 86-91-72

9.5 28.153 87-29-78

Length(m) Size

2024

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FLOORING& MESH

We stock a large selection of Welded wire mesh – available as self colour or galvanised in Sheets or Rolls

Expanded Metal Sheets and Walkways (BS 405 : 1987)

Open Mesh Flooring and Stair Treads

We will be pleased to quote for special sizes and non stock items normally available on short delivery

CONTENTSWeldmesh ....................................................76Mild Steel Edging Section ...........................76Expanded Metal Flattened Mesh ..............77Conventional Mesh .....................................77Walkway Mesh .............................................77Open Mesh Steel Flooring & Stair Tread ..78


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Sheet Size4’ x 8’ kg/Sheet

1" x 1" 12g 02-95-79 8.732" x 1" 12g 02-97-28 6.582" x 2" 12g 76-92-81 4.43

3" x 1/2" 12g 02-99-00 10.163" x 1" 12g1" x 1" 10g 02-95-20 13.98

1½" x 1½" 10g 76-91-41 9.402" x 1" 10g2" x 2" 10g 02-98-76 7.103" x 1" 10g 02-99-42 9.393" x 3” 10g4" x 4” 10g 12-79-28 3.652" x 2” 8g 02-98-19 11.542" x 2" 6g3" x 3" 6g 76-91-90 11.07

MeshSize

WireGauge


½” x ½” x 16g 02-95-041" x 1" x 12g 10-29-13 8.732" x 2" x 12g 76-92-73 4.431" x 1" x 10g 76-90-83 13.982" x 1" x 10g 76-91-82 10.542" x 2" x 10g 02-98-68 7.103" x 1" x 10g 02-99-34 9.392" x 2" x 8g 02-98-01 11.54

MeshSize

WireGauge


1" x 1" x 12g 02-96-52 19.531" x 1" x 10g 02-95-38 31.292" x 2" x 10g 02-98-84 15.802" x 2" x 8g 02-98-27 25.69

MeshSize

WireGauge


1" x 1" x 12g 10-38-79 6.561" x 1" x 10g 76-90-75 10.502" x 2" x 10g 10-39-03 5.34

MeshSize

WireGauge


1" x 1" 10g 76-91-09 31.292" x 1" 10g 02-97-10 23.552" x 2" 10g 02-98-92 15.803" x 3” 10g 02-99-83 10.652" x 2” 8g 02-98-35 25.69

MeshSize

WireGauge


1" x 1" 12g 10-39-37 6.562" x 2" 12g 80-68-36 3.331" x 1" 10g 10-38-46 10.502" x 2" 10g 10-39-11 5.342" x 2” 8g 10-38-95 8.68

Ref. No. Size Thick Gap Length kg/m2 Stock No.

PSUF3 12.70 0.90 1.78 2540 0.19 11-59-49PSUF4 19.05 1.20 1.78 3810 0.39 12-47-27PSUF5 31.75 1.20 1.78 3810 0.64 43-54-95PSUF6 12.70 0.90 3.30 2540 0.19 12-27-70PSUF7 19.05 1.20 3.30 3810 0.39 24-11-09PSUF9 19.05 1.20 5.08 3810 0.39 27-61-39

PSUF10 31.75 1.20 5.08 3810 0.64 15-58-38PSUF12 25.40 1.50 10.16 3810 0.55 27-52-89

WELDMESH

MILD STEELEDGING SECTION

SELF COLOUR

GALVANISED

PSUF3

PSUF4

PSUF5

PSUF6

PSUF7

PSUF8

PSUF9

PSUF10

PSUF12

Suitable for framing: Specifications: Standard:Flattened mesh up to and including 1.58mmConventional mesh up to and including 3.18mmConventional mesh strand widths of 2.39mm or under

Expanded Metal Sheets to BS 405 : 1987Walkway Gratings to BS 4592 : Part 1 : 1995

Expanded Metal Walkway gratings comply with BS 4592 : Part 1 : 1995


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Sheet Size (mm)

kg/m2Size of Aperture Size of Strand

Stock No.LW SW Width Thick

1) PS1279F 2440 x 1220 6.27 14.22 4.83 1.85 0.96 20-28-382) PS1282F 2440 x 1220 3.17 24.38 7.62 2.08 1.14 23-73-473) PS1584F 2440 x 1220 4.41 32.77 10.92 3.18 1.50 12-08-814) PS2073F 2440 x 1220 8.59 42.93 14.22 4.60 2.69 12-52-605) PS2074F 1220 x 2440 7.55 39.12 18.29 4.60 2.69 12-16-16

Ref. No.Approx

Sheet Size (mm)



PSWK 4897 2440 x 1220 17.18 79.40 22.20 7.90 4.70 10-44-22PSWK 4896 2440 x 1220 13.82 79.40 23.80 6.35 4.70 10-44-14PSWK 2496 2440 x 1220 17.69 44.50 12.70 6.10 4.50 10-43-98

Ref. No.Approx

Sheet Size (mm)



1) PS2088 2440 x 1220 8.94 50.80 22.58 3.89 3.00 128-51-542) PS0798 2500 x 1250 3.59 19.05 7.43 1.702 1.00 12-47-193) PS4097 71-50-78

EXPANDED METALFLATTENED MESH

CONVENTIONALMESH

WALKWAYMESH

Flattened meshes dimensions of the aperture point to point are shown.

For conventional meshes with angled strands dimensions from centre to centre of knuckles are shown.

1) PS1279F 2) PS1282F 3) PS1584F

4) PS2073F 5) PS2074AF

1) PS2088 2) PS0798 3) PS4097

1) PSWK4897 2) PSWK4896 3) PSWK2496


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Open steel flooring is manufactured from mild steel to BS EN 10025 Fe430A and constructed by a forge welding process in which the load bearing and transverse bars are heated and joined under pressure.

STANDARD RANGELoad bearing bars available at 30 or 41mm centres and twisted transverse bars at 50 or 100mm centres. Stock panels are nominally 6,000mm span x 1,000mm wide.

TYPE W100 (41/100)Bearing bars at 41mm centresTransverse bars at 100mm centres

TYPE W50 (41/50)Bearing bars at 41mm centresTransverse bars at 50mm centres

TYPE N100 (30/100)Bearing bars at 30mm centresTransverse bars at 100mm centres

TYPE N50 (30/50)Bearing bars at 30mm centresTransverse bars at 50mm centres

Open steel stairtreads fabricated from flooring, made to BS 4592-1:1995. Slotted end plates and slip resistant pyramid nosing supplied as standard. Standard size - 25mm x 5mm load bearing bars, 41/100 pitch, 800mm length, 242mm width.

Stringer Drilling Dimensions

Tread Width Dimension “A” Stringer Drill CRS Dimension “X”242 100283 125

In accordance with BS.4592 Part 1

To BS 4592: Part 1: 1995

OPEN MESH STEELFLOORING & STAIR TREAD

MESH FLOORINGGRATING CLIP

OPEN MESHSTAIRTREADS

W100Size

(mm) Self Colour kg/panel

25 x 3 02-18-32 106.0025 x 5 02-18-99 158.5230 x 3 02-19-07 123.0040 x 3 85-45-05 158.00

Size(mm) Galvanised kg/panel

800 x 242 x 25 x 5 02-19-15 5.15

Size(mm) Stock No,

40 - 41 (M8) 92-95-05

Size(mm) Galvanised kg/panel

25 x 3 02-18-24 105.6425 x 5 02-18-40 165.0030 x 340 x 3

35mm 95mm 35mm

Dimension “X”

Dimension “A”

15mm Slotted Hole

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CONTENTSLaser Processing .........................................80Plasma Processing ......................................82Profile Drilling ..............................................84Tube Laser Processing ...............................86Waterjet Processing ....................................87Drilling, Milling & Countersinking .............88Precision Folding .........................................89CNC Saw & Drill ...........................................90Punch & Shear .............................................92Hard Stamping ............................................93End Chamfering ..........................................93Shotblasting & Priming ...............................94


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LASER PROCESSINGFLAT PRODUCT PROCESSING

The integrated storage towers detect material types and autonomously feed the two laser machines with the required metal. This reduces the level of human interaction in the process and speeds up loading times.

INTEGRATED STORAGE

Cutting Specification Mild Steel Stainless Steel Aluminium

Min. ThicknessMax. ThicknessMin. Item WidthMax. Item WidthMin. Item LengthMax. Item LengthMin. Diameter HoleGeneral Tolerances(1) Depending on application (2) Maximum sheet size -10mm border must be left (3) Dependent on material thickness

Machine Specification Size

Max. Length 4000mmMax. Width 2000mmProduced Part Dimensions - Internal & External +/- 0.2mmProduced Part Positional Accuracy of Marking / Between Holes +/- 0.2mmMild Steel 25mmStainless Steel 40mmAluminium 25mmCopper 10mmBrass 10mm

Machine Accuracy Tolerance

General Tolerance on Cut Items

From ±0.3mm depending on material type & thickness

Positional Repeatability ±0.1mm / per linear metrePositional Accuracy ±0.1mm / per linear metreMinimum Aperture Typically from 40% of material thicknessFinish Quality Dependent on material thickness

MAKE THE JUMP TO LIGHTSPEEDMeet our latest cutting edge technology. At the heart of our new laser system are the NEW Trumpf 5040 fiber disc lasers, each using 8kW solid state disk laser sources which transmit the laser light to the cutting head by a fiber optic cable. They feature Trumpf’s highest power fiber disc laser on their fastest positioning flat-bed machine chassis, cutting 5 times faster than traditional CO2 cutting.

ETCHINGWith reduced dross this is a cleaner method of marking parts and locations, whilst speeding up identification and providing pin-point measurements for improved accuracy.

SEE THE LASER IN ACTION

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CASE STUDYFABRICATION SOLUTIONS LIMITEDProjecting balconies with galvanised sub-frame and powder coated rail with laser cut infill panel for Hills Partnership at their site in Cambridge

DELIVERING THE FULL SERVICEAt Fabrication Solutions Limited we offer a complete design, supply and installation service covering structural steelwork, mezzanine and structural floors, balustrades, guard-rails, staircases, architectural metalwork and stainless steel.

PROJECT NEEDED A QUALITY FINISHDue to the nature of this project and the expectations of our client, it was obvious that a high quality polished finish was required. We decided to contact ParkerSteel to take advantage of their laser cutting service as we knew the quality of finish from previous projects with them.

LARGE DEVELOPMENTThe job was for the next phase of Great Kneighton on the Cambridge Southern Fringe. One of the largest zero carbon developments in the country. The developers, Hills Partnership required custom made projecting balconies to be made and installed to 208 dwellings.

CUT TO SCHEDULEEach section of the development had tight deadlines so it was essential all material arrived on time and to schedule.ParkerSteel met all our deadlines, successfully delivering all 208 laser cut 3mm mild steel panel infill’s. Every panel was cut as we expected without exception.

CLIENT SATISFACTIONHills Partnership were extremely satisfied with the finish of this project and we look forward to working with them again. Client satisfaction is always our number one goal and we never miss this goal. We use ParkerSteel because they consistently help us achieve this result and we can trust in the quality of their delivery, products and services.

LASER CUTTING BENEFITS

• The ultimate process for cutting and etching

• Full CAD/CAM integration with design flexibility

• The following file formats are accepted: DXF, DWG, DSTV (NC files), IGES

• Cost effective – all machining completed in one set-up

• Complex internal/external shapes with wide range of size and accuracy

• Minimal distortion & fast processing speed

• Clean, virtually burr free edge reduces the need for finishing

• Plastic protective coating retained on certain material – will be withdrawn at the cut edges

• Multi-part nesting providing excellent material utilisation

• From prototype to production – design and quantity changes are quickly made

• Repeatability of cut parts - batch to batch/within the batch, without high cost of hard tooling

• Save your drawings as a part number for quick re-ordering of your parts


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PLASMA PROCESSINGFLAT PRODUCT PROCESSING


Max. Length 18200mmMax. Width 5000mmMin. Thickness 6mmMax. Thickness 80mmProduced Part Dimensions - Internal & External +/- 2mmProduced Part Positional Accuracy of Marking / Between Holes +/- 2mm

STEELWORK FITTINGSMADE EASYOur 4 Viper dual head plasma machines at Canterbury and Brighton produce steelwork fittings quicker and at a lower cost. The dual 400 Amp plasma head configuration speeds production up by allowing steel to be cut from both ends and meeting in the middle.

HYDEFINITION CNC CUTTINGOur 8 Viper dual head plasma machines at Canterbury and Brighton produce steelwork fittings quicker and at a lower cost. The dual 400 Amp plasma head configuration speeds production up by allowing steel to be cut from both ends and meeting in the middle.

SEE THE LASER IN ACTION

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Dual heads

18,200mm Max. Length

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MULTIPLEMACHINES

FOR ENHANCED RELIABILITY &

CAPACITY

18.2mLONG CUTTING

BED

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HARDSTAMPING

25000FITTINGSA WEEK

500TONNES OF

FITTINGSA WEEK

6400 AMP CUTTING

HEADS

FEATURES & BENEFITS• 8x 400Amp cutting heads

• 500 Tonnes of fittings per week

• 25,000 Fittings per week

• 18.2m Long cutting bed

• Etching capability

• Hard Stamping

• Multiple machine for enhanced reliability and capacity


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THE PROJECT• Reception stair

• Accommodation stair

• Sky park

PRODUCTS NEEDED • Folded Treads

• Plasma cut balustrade/sheets

• Lifting beams steels

• Sky park Steels

WORK WAS EASY GOINGParkerSteel has helped us meet our customer’s needs by being efficient and very easy to work with.

FINAL SAY“We will continue to use ParkerSteel and happily recommend them to anyone, they are always helpful and carry the stock levels to enable them to turn orders around in the very short time frames we are usually working to in our industry.”Mr Raj Pyas


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Cutting Specification Size

Max. Drilled Hole Dia 32mmMax. Plate Thickness 80mmPlasma 5mm - 30mmProfile 20mm - 80mmPlate Cutting 5-80mm thickDrilling 6-32mm diaHelical Milling 240mm diaHelical Tapping 240mm diaCountersinking 6-32mm diaCounter-boring 240mm diaTap M14 - M40Scribing 12 characters


Max. Length 12mMax. Width 2.5m

Machine Accuracy Tolerance

Dimensional Tolerances +/- 2mmPositional Tolerances +/- 0.1mm

THE ALL IN ONE SOLUTIONThe Gemini is an oxy profiling, plasma, vertical drilling, milling and tapping system with countersink and counter-bore capabilities. This produces flat metal parts in one set-up, with one machine and accuracy that is better than or equal to separate machines.

OXY PROFILINGWe have multi head machines with 3 cutting heads that are capable of processing up to 80mm thick mild steel on a 12m x 4m cutting bed.

SEE THE GEMINI IN ACTIONwww.parkersteel.co.uk/

Processing/Plate-Processing

FEATURES & BENEFITS• 12m Long• Up to 80mm thick metal• 350 Tonnes per week

• 3 Cutting heads• CNC control & accuracy• Multi-function• True Hole• Tool changer• Multiple machines

MULTIPLEMACHINES


CAPACITY

TOOLCHANGER

TRUEHOLE

3CUTTINGHEADS

CNCCONTROL & ACCURACY

MULTIFUNCTION

350TONNESA WEEK

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TOLERANCES FOR LENGTHS & WIDTHS Rectangular profiled steel plates: Length, L, is defined as the greater of the two dimensions.

Non-rectangular profiled steel plates: Length, L, shall be assumed to be the maximum dimension.

Profiled steel circles and for profiled steel rings: Length, L, is understood to be the outside diameter.

DIMENSIONAL SQUARENESSTOLERANCES FOR PROFILED STEELRectangular profiled steel plates: Length, L, is defined as the greater of the two dimensions; the difference between measurements S1 and S2 shall be no greater than those given in table 2.

Non-rectangular shaped profiled steel plates: specific requirements should be agreed when ordering.

EDGE SQUARENESSThe deviation for squareness accuracy, W, for profiled steel plates shall not exceed the value given in table opposite.

Material Thickness(Between)

Length - L

<500mm 500 to 1500mm

1500 to 3000mm <3000mm

16 - 25mm 3mm 3mm 4mm 5mm25 - 50mm 3mm 4mm 4mm 5mm


Tolerances on each dimension (±2mm)

Material Thickness

(Over)

Length - L

<1000mm 1000 to 2000mm

2000 to 3000mm <3000mm


100mm 4mm 4mm 4mm 5mmTolerances on each dimension (±2mm)

Material Thickness Deviation, WOver 16 - 25mm 1.0mm

Over 25mm - 50mm 2.0mmOver 50 - 100mm 3.0mm

Over 100 - 200mm 4.0mm

NOTE: No flatness tolerance on cut parts is offered as material composition can vary from plate to plate, thus making cut parts behave differently during the cutting process

PROFILE DRILLINGDIMENSIONAL TOLERANCES

PROFILE CUTTING BENEFITS

• Cutting, marking, milling, drilling, tapping, bevelling and thermal cutting on one system

• Unprecedented accuracy and the lowest cost per part for any comparable system


• The following file formats are accepted: DXF, DWG, DSTV (NC files)

• Unique secondary “X Axis” permits patterns to be generated without repositioning the gantry

• Complex internal/external shapes with wide range of size and accuracy

• Minimal distortion & fast processing speed

• Clean, virtually burr free edge reduces the need for finishing

• The material clamp is internal to the Gemini, the entire stock can be used to minimize scrap

• Repeatability of cut parts - batch to batch/within the batch, without high cost of hard tooling



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MAX. DIMENSIONS

100 x 100mm

Square

120 x 80mm

Rectangular150mm Dia

Round

50 x 50mm

Angle

CUTS

Notches

Contours

Cut-outs

Holes

Slots

Mitres

EtchingABC


Max. Length of Finished Parts 6.5mGeneral Cutting Tolerance +/- 0.3mmAluminium 4.0mmStainless Steel 5.0mmMild Steel 6.0mmAngle Size Option A 25mm x 25mm x 3mmAngle Size Option B 30mm x 30mm 3mmAngle Size Option C 40mm x 40mm x 3mmAngle Size Option D 50mm x 50mm x 3mm

HIGH PERFORMANCE TUBE PROCESSINGThe TruLaser Tube 5000 is a fully automated processing machine for square, angle, rectangular and circular hollow sections. Our Tube Laser provides maximum flexibility with optimum precision for cutting complex contours, notches, holes or slots.

SUPERIOR SPEEDLasers achieve 90% faster processing than more conventional methods, dramatically saving costs and improving quality.

SEE THE TUBE LASERIN ACTION

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3DCUTTING

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WATERJET PROCESSINGFLAT PRODUCT PROCESSING

Cutting Specification Black Steel Non-FerrousMinimum thickness 0.1mm 0.1mmMaximum thickness 200mm 200mmMinimum width - -Maximum width 2,000mm 2,000mmMinimum length - -Maximum length 4,000mm 4,000mmMinimum diameter hole 2.5mm 2.5mmGeneral tolerances(1) 0.3mm 0.3mm

FEATURES

• The ultimate process for cutting sheet and plate


• We accept most file formats including: DXF, DWG, DSTV (NC files) & many more


• Highly efficient cutting head producing up to 4,150 bar (60,000 PSI) of pressurised water

• Revolutionary technology allowing fast cutting of high precision components

• Dynamic waterjet, produces more accurate parts at significantly higher cutting speeds

• No heat distortion or heat affected zones

• Dual heads for fast, efficient cutting of parts

• Clean, burr free finish. Parts can generally be used without the need for post-processing

CASE STUDYLINDSELL VILLAGE SIGNAfter many years of wanting a customised sign to represent the entrance to the village, the Lindsell Village Hall Committee set up various fundraising events to raise the funds to make it happen.

Due to the complicated and intricate nature of the sign they were being let down or ignored by numerous companies. When they thought the sign would never become reality, they came in contact with ParkerSteel. We advised straight away that the job was no problem and that our waterjet could easily cope with such an intricate design.

They placed an order immediately and the job was soon under way. It took a total of 2 days to cut and prepare before being delivered shortly after.

Chris Barnardo of the Village committee said:“After being let down by other suppliers in the beginning, I was extremely happy when the sign arrived and was over the moon with how good the sign looks”

TWIN HEAD DYNAMIC WATERJETOur waterjet cutting machine is capable of cutting mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium up to 200mm thick. Two dynamic waterjet cutting heads, produce more accurate parts at significantly higher cutting speeds than parts cut with a conventional waterjet, offering greater design flexibility. The outstanding quality and precision of the cut means in general, parts can be used without the need for post processing.

DUALHEADS

NOHEAT

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Capacity 2000 x 1000mmMin. Thickness* 5mmMax. Thickness 60mmDisc Marking Unit 25 charactersDrilling Unit YesMax. Drilling Diameter 50mmV-scoring Fast Scribing YesDeburring YesMax. Plate Weight 650 kg

COST EFFECTIVE PLATE PROCESSINGAs a progressive and forward thinking company, we are constantly looking to offer new processing solutions. Our new FG2000 Vernet Behringer Heavy Duty Plate Processing Centres are a highly versatile and cost effective solution to plate processing.

SEE THE VERNET IN ACTIONwww.parkersteel.co.uk/Processing/Drilling

WHY CHOOSE COUNTERSINKINGDurbar Plate countersinking is particularly popular with our customers at ParkerSteel due to the convenience it offers.

Countersinking generates a tapered hole that can be fitted with a rivet, bolt or any other fasteners. Processing Plate using countersinking produces similar results to a typical screw opening. Countersinking offers a cost effective and time saving solution for a range of project requirements.

HARDSTAMPING

COUNTER-SINK

MARKING SCRIBING TAPPINGDEBURRINGMILLINGDRILLING

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*Using a stand V80 and pry top tooling

Length of Material

Length ofFold V Size

8mm 8m 10010mm 7.5m 10012mm 6m 12015mm 4m 15020mm 2.5m 230

PROCESSED BENDING WITH PRECISIONOur two Bystronic folding machines work in tandem allowing parts to be folded up to 8000mm in length. Whether you require a one off or thousands of the same part, these machines can fold with precision, giving reliable standards of repeatability.

ACCURATE ANGLESUsing CNC technology ensures accurate angles can be achieved for reliable repeatability across your fabrication project. This controlled method results in precision, improved lead times and a more cost effective solution.

SEE THE FOLDING MACHINEIN ACTION

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Internal Rad 1 1.2 1.6 2 2.5 2.8 3 3.5 3.5 5 5.5 6 8 9.5 10 12 15.5 19 21 23 24.5 26 28 30 32 36 40 45 50

V Size 6 8 10 12 16 18 20 24 25 32 35 40 50 60 63 80 100 120 130 140 150 160 180 190 200 230 260 290 320

0.5 2.7 ton0.8 7 5.1 ton1 10.7 8 6.4 ton

1.2 12 9.2 7.7 ton1.6 16.5 13.7 10.2 ton2 21.5 16 14.2 12.8 11 ton

2.5 25 22.1 20 17 16 12.5 ton3 30 24 23 18 16.5 14.4 ton4 42 32 30 26 21 ton5 50 46 43 32 27 ton6 60 46 39 35 ton8 82 69 66 51 41 ton

10 104 80 64 53 49 46 ton12 120 92 77 71 66 62 58 ton16 136 126 117 109 102 91 86 82 ton18 148 138 130 115 109 104 90 80 72 ton20 142 135 128 111 99 89 80 ton

AIR BENDING CHART

Tonnes required for air bending material of tensile strength = 42kg/mm2 one metre long, with a thickness (t), and inner material radius (r).

Minimum dimension of flange (a) and V width (v) are also shown.

Calculations are based on tensile strength of 42kg/mm2 - mild steel.

To calculate 60kg/mm2 - stainless steel - increase tonnage by 40%.

To calculate 30kg/mm2 aluminium - decrease tonnage by 30%

RULE OF THUMB

Up to 6mm. Vee Width = 8 x Material Thickness

Above 6mm = 10 x Material Thickness

FEATURES & BENEFITS• 8m Fold length of 10mm thick mild steel plate*• 640 Tonnes system• 2 Break presses

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CNC SAW & DRILLLONG PRODUCT PROCESSING

Specification Bright Saws Black Saws Light Section

Black Saws Heavy Section

Number of Machines 11 5 4Minimum Diameter 6mm - -Maximum Diameter 400mm 430mm 600mmMaximum Section Capacity 400 x 400mm 854 x 430mm 1,250 x 600mm

Minimum Width 3mm 3mm 3mmMaximum Width 400mm 430mm 1,000mmMinimum Cut length 6mm 7mm 10mmMaximum Cut Length 6,600mm 8,000mm 15,800mmMaximum Infeed Length 6,600mm 15,300mm 18,300mm

Specification Bright Saws Black SawsLight Section

Black Saws Heavy Section

Number of Machines 2 4 7

Mitre Cutting Capability+45° +45° +45° +45° +60°-60° -45° +45° -60° -60°

Maximum Section @ 90° Width (mm) 400 854 1000 854 1,250Height (mm) 310 430 530 430 600

Maximum Section @ 60° 185 x 310 - - 432 x 530 800 x 600Minimum Cut Length (mm) 10 15 10 10 -Maximum Cut Length (mm) 5,000 8,000 15,800 15,000 15,000Maximum Infeed Length (mm) 15,000 15,000 18,000 18,000 18,000

FICEP SAW & DRILL LINESOur dedicated CNC saws can straight and mitre cut material at various lengths and angles to meet your requirements. The Ficep 1203 DB saw and drill line also gives you added flexibility in your design. Holes can be drilled into the material during the same process, keeping costs down.

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STRAIGHT CUTTING

MITRE CUTTING

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Product SpecificationFicep Saw & Drill Lines - Mild Steel

Minimum MaximumHole Diameter: 6.00mm 40.0mm

Material Length:1,500mm (infeed)10mm (outfeed)

18,000mm (infeed)15,000mm (outfeed)

Material Thickness: 6mm 75mmFlats Height: 6mm 600mm

Width: 80mm 1,220mmSections Height: 80mm 600mm

Width: 80mm 1,220mmBox Height: 40mm 600mm

Width: 80mm 1,220mmRectangular Height: - 600mm

Width: 80mm 1,220mmAngles Height: - 600mm

Width: 80mm 300mm

NOTE: Smaller specifications available at additional cost. Consult our sales team for further details on 01227 863 700

CNC SAW & DRILLLONG PRODUCT PROCESSING

FEATURES• CNC Controlled precision drilling machine

• Drilling up to a maximum diameter of 40mm in Mild Steel

• Highly competitive lead times

SUPERIOR ACCURACYSeven CNC controlled axes allow superior accuracy and drilling on both the horizontal and vertical planes of long products in a single pass. Material can also be cut to length as part of the same process, further reducing lead times and cutting costs.


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PUNCH & SHEARLONG PRODUCT PROCESSING

VERTICAL & HORIZONTAL PUNCHINGThe Ficep F504 Punch and Shear machine is equipped with advanced CNC controlled punches, ensuring speed and accuracy. Up to 10 punches can be tooled , with 8 vertical and 2 horizontal for punching on the horizontal and vertical plane in one pass. In addition to this the punched material can also be cut to size in the same process.

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Process SpecificationFICEP F504 Punch & Shear - Black Steel

Minimum MaximumMaterial Width 50mm 500mm

Material Length 50mm12,000mm (input)6,000mm (output)

Tolerance ±1mm ±1mmVertical Punching Number of Punches - 8

Punching Diameter - 40mm(1)Thickness of Material 6mm 25mm

Horizontal Punching Number of Punches - 2Punching Diameter 6mm 30mm

Thickness of Material 6mm 16mmPunches Diameter Punch - Round 6mm 40mm

Square Punches 12mm 26mmDiameter Slot 10mm x 30mm 24mm x 30mm

Irregular Shape Punch Available on request -Hole Diameter Through Thickness

S275 MaterialS355 Material

35Ø x 25mm35Ø x 19mm

Angles Dimensions 50 x 50 x 5mm 200 x 200 x 16mmDistance of punch from back mark 15mm from any edge -

Feed direction

16mm maxthickness

HorizontalPunch

VerticalPunch

25mm max thickness40mm max diameter

30mm max diameter

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Our punch and shear line provides a cost effective and efficient process for cutting black steel linear flats and angles. CNC controls ensure precision is maintained with no loss of speed. This process is good for high volume repeatablility

of simple parts. We can also punch material in the same process, saving you time and money on post-process machining.

Ficep F504 Punch & Shear LineFlats Angles

Minimum Maximum Minimum MaximumMaterial thickness / wall 6.0mm 25mm 5.0mm 16.0mmMaterial width - Input 50.0mm 500mm 50.0mm 200mmMaterial height - - 50.0mm 200mmMaterial width - Output (processed piece) - 500mm 25mm 6,000mmMaterial length - Input 1,500mm 12,000mm 1,500mm 12,000mmMaterial length - Output (processed piece) 25mm 6,000mm - -Dimension for mitre at ±45° 50 x 6mm 500 x 25mm - -Tolerance ±1mm ±1mm 1mm ±1mm

NOTE: Mitre Cutting not available on Angles

Shearing Specification for Black SteelMinimum width 100mmMaximum width 4,000mmMinimum thickness 0.6mmMaximum thickness 12mmMinimum length 100mmMaximum length 4,000mmTolerance ±2mm

COST EFFECTIVE CUTTINGOur guillotines provide a cost effective and efficient process for cutting mild steel sheet and plate. Advanced CNC controls ensure precision is maintained with no loss of speed. This process is good for high volume repeatablility of simple parts.

HARD STAMPINGLONG PRODUCT PROCESSING

Hard Stamping CapabilitiesMaterial: Black steel Non-FerrousMaximum Size 6,000 x 2,500mm 6,000 x 2,500mmCharacters: 36 36Depth of Stamp 1mm 1mm

Add IDs to your parts for easy identification.

END CHAMFERINGLONG PRODUCT PROCESSING

Chamfering capabilitiesMaterial: Black steel Non-FerrousMaximum Material Thickness 100mmø 100mmøGeneral Tolerance ±1mm ±1mmChamfer 60° 60°

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SHOTBLASTING & PRIMINGLONG PRODUCT PROCESSING

Maximum dimensions of material to be shotblasted

Length 18,000mmWidth 1,500mmHeight 500mmWeight 2,500Kg/m

Thickness 6mm (min) 500mm (max)

Product Data Approx.

Finish: MattSolid volume: 42%

Theoretical spreading rate: 16.5m²/kgDry film thickness: 25 microns (±10)

Drying (at 25mm dry layer):

Dust-free dry: 5minsTouch dry: 12mins

Processable: 60mins +

SEE THE PRIMING IN ACTIONwww.parkersteel.co.uk/Processing/Shotblasting

SHOTBLASTINGPREHEATMaterial heated to in excess of 45°C to dry and crack mill scale. Material is shotblasted to required standard with S330 graded shot. (Hardness 48-51 Rockwell C, Spherical 0.85mm ø)Note: We regret that we are unable to offer Shot Peening

PRIMER COATMAJOR CHARACTERISTICDerocryl Shop primer Hydro - A fast drying, water based transit primer suitable for welding. A high quality water based shop primer with polymere-dispersion and chromate free anti-corrosion pigments. Used as a temporary corrosion protection for steel as well as an adhesion promoter. Can be over coated, after a minimum drying time of 24 hours, with the most common solvent and water based coatings.

WELDING CERTIFICATIONTransit Primer approved for use in electrical welding and gas cutting applications subject to the following conditions:(I) Material is subject to flame cutting under ‘Open Shop’ conditions(II) Electrical welded under the conditions of ventilation normally associated with good welding practices, provided that the primer is applied to the plate at the manufacturers recommended application rate, to give a dry film thickness (DFT) of 25 microns.Approved By: GSI SLV DuisburgReport No: 2001 660 0005/2Certification Date: 05/03/01

*Next working day delivery available on shotblasted stock ordered before cut off time. Please check online for details.

GIETART 6 TURBINE INLINE SHOTBLASTERS

Our six turbine blasting machines accomplish this as the steel is preheated to 45°C to dry off and remove any moisture, dry oxide and rust scale. The material is then blasted to a SA 2½ grade surface

finish before entering the painting booth.

The steel is finished with a primer coat of 25 microns (general tolerance of ±10 microns) of dry film which acts as a transit primer and will resist rusting in an outside environment for up to six months.

SHOTBLASTONLY SERVICE

AVAILABLE

NEXT DAYDELIVERY*

TOPFLANGEUNPAINTED

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DETAILED SPECIFICATIONWater borne shopprimer on an acrylat dispersion basis with pigment for corrosion protection

Field of application Temporary protection against corrosion for steel constructions and cast ironWater based

Product properties Resistance to mineral oils

High impact resistanceFast dryingFast recoatabilityWeldable up to 25-30 μm dry film thickness

Technical Specification

Colours Red-brown or grey. Other colours upon request.Flash point Not applicableTemperature stability Up to 120 °CGloss MatViscosity Approx. 25 sec running time (DIN 4 mm pot)Density in kg/l 1,396Solid content in % 58Solid volume in % 41Theoretical spreading capacity 16,4 m²/l at 25 μm DFT

11,75 m²/kg at 25 μm DFTRecommended film thickness 75 μm WFT corresponds to 30 μm DFTDrying (DIN EN ISO 1517) 25 μm DFTDust-dry (Tg1) After 5 minTouch-dry (Tg4) After 12 minDry (Tg6) After 25 minInterval for overcoating after 1 h with water based topcoats

after 24 h with single-component topcoatsafter 48 h with two component topcoats

Note The specifications are based on standard atmospheric conditions 23/50, DIN 50014.Lower temperatures and/or higher humidity will prolong drying and hardening.

Safety information (See Security Data Sheet)

VOC-level Approx. 42 g/lSolvent content Approx. 3 % by weight

Storage

Storage In dry, cool rooms, frost-proofEnsure good ventilation

Shelf life 6 months when in unopended original containers in cool and dry conditions


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Application methods

Airless spraying Risk of spray dust due to very fast dryingAfter using the material close the packaging immediatelyDip the pistol and the nozzle into water during the breaksIt is tends to get a skin fast. Do not stir the skin in any case!Flow pressure 70 - 100 barNozzle size 0,007 - 0,015 inch (0,18 - 0,38 mm)Suitable for the application with automated equipment

Compressed air spraying Can be applied as deliveredSpraying pressure 4 barNozzle size 1,3 - 1,5 mm

Electrostatic application Application is possible, provided the equipment is suitable for water based materialsDipping Can be applied as deliveredOther methods Roller and brush application for repair work is possibleThinner Max. 5% with WaterCleaning Rinse immediately with water

Residues are dissolvable with Deripox-Verdünnung

Preparation of support Shot blasting to a purity according to SA 2½

If necessary clean with high pressure-cleaner and turbo-cleaner-solutionMill scale, welding residues, dust and dirt on the surface which might reduce adhesion have to be carefully and thoroughly removed

General remarks During coating and drying the humidity should be min. 30 % / max. 85 %

During coating and drying the environmental temperature should be min. 5°C / max. 30°CObject temperature at least 3° C above dew point.

Recommended system Primer coat: Derocryl Hydro Shopprimer Turbo Plus

Finish coat: Miscellaneous

The general information and descriptions contained in this specification are provided to the best of our knowledge. Our information and specifications do not constitute warranted characteristics in the legal sense. Any advice for preparation and application which may be provided verbally, in writing or by means of experiments is of general nature only, and any property rights of third parties are also to be regarded in this context. Our general instructions do not release you from your obligation to check the suitability of the products supplied by our company for the intended methods and purposes of application. Particular in those cases when our supplied material will be applied with products from other sources. The products are prepared, applied and used outside of our sphere of control and thus fall solely within the user’s scope of responsibility.


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TECHNICALCONTENTS

CE Marking ...................................................98Technical Drawings .....................................99Mitre Cutting Codes ....................................100Standard Shapes .........................................102Flanges .........................................................102Brackets .......................................................103Gussets .........................................................104Rings .............................................................105Rectangles ....................................................106Squares ........................................................108Processing Tolerances ................................110Technical Tolerances ..................................111Technical Standards ...................................126


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CE MARKINGFIRST UK STEEL STOCKHOLDER TO BE AWARDED WITH CE MARKING STATUS

WHAT IS CE MARKING?CE Marking demonstrates compliance with the appropriate manufacturing standard for a product. As a symbol, it will be familiar as it has been a requirement for many years on products sold in the European Union such as toys and electrical goods.

Under the Construction Products Regulation (CPR), new legal obligations have been placed on manufacturers, distributors and importers of construction products used within the EU to CE Mark their products where they are covered by either a harmonised standard or European Technical Assessment (ETA). This applies not only to constituent products (such as steel beams, bolts etc) but also to fabricated elements and systems made from CE Marked products.

The CPR requires the CE Marking of all construction products from 1 July 2013 and the CE Marking of fabricated structural steelwork from 1 July 2014.

The CPR describes the legal obligations it places on the construction supply chain in terms of ‘manufacturers’, ‘distributors’ and ‘importers’. However, the construction supply chain in the UK would normally be described in terms of clients, designers, specifiers, contractors and specialist subcontractors. The purpose of this document is to provide some guidance to the UK supply chain on the implications of the CPR on steel construction

CE MARKING AND ITS IMPLEMENTATIONMandatory CE marking comes into force in the UK on 1st July 2014; at this point all fabricated structural steelwork has to be CE marked. In the mean time, voluntary CE marking of fabricated steelwork started on the 1st January 2011.

Because we are considered a fabricator for CE marking purposes we have installed a FPC system (Factory Production control system). Which is similar to the original requirements of ISO 9001.

All steel we have purchased for some while now is CE marked, as we only purchase material from mills that are CE compliant. Steel is not actually CE marked’ as other materials and products’ are, but it is the documentation (test certificate) and the process system that any processing work carried out is approved to (FPC Factory Production Control System), that means that the material is deemed to be CE marked. The FPC will cover such processes as Cutting, Drilling and Coping / Notching.

CE MARKING OF FABRICATED STEELWORKThe harmonised standard covering fabricated structural steelwork is BS EN 1090: Execution of steel structures and aluminium structures.

Part 1 of the standard is the Requirements for Conformity Assessment of Structural Components. It describes how manufacturers can demonstrate that the components they produce meet the declared performance characteristics (the structural characteristics which make them fit for their particular use and function).

Part 2 is the Technical Requirements for Steel Structures. It specifies the requirements for the execution of steel structures to ensure adequate levels of mechanical resistance and stability, service ability and durability. It determines the performance characteristics for components that the manufacturer must achieve and declarethrough the requirements of Part 1.

BS EN 1090-1 becomes mandatory on 1 July 2014. It will therefore be a legal requirement for all fabricated structural steelwork delivered to site from that date to be CE Marked.

The BCSA has made CE Marking compliance a condition ofmembership of the Association from 1 July 2014, so selection of any BCSA Member company will guarantee that the steelwork contractor will have the necessary certification to comply with the CPR requirements. Clients and main contractors will therefore have confidence in the complete supply chain for steel construction from manufacture of the steel sections through distribution to fabrication and erection on site.

CE MARKING OF PRODUCTSUnder the CPR, all products used in construction from 1 July 2013 must have CE Marking to demonstrate compliance where either a harmonised standard or ETA is in force. All mainstream construction products are covered by harmonised standards and will therefore have to be CE Marked from that date.

For fabricated structural steelwork, engineers, contractors and steelwork contractors should amend their specifications accordingly to ensure only CE Marked products are used on their projects.


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TECHNICAL DRAWINGSWe have an experienced team of CAD programmers ready to convert your dimensioned drawings into parts in preparation for loading onto our CNC machines for cutting.

Your originally supplied information will be held for 4 months, should you need them for additional business. All parts created by the team are held indefinitely and can be recalled, once identified through our sales order records. For efficiency, any parts that are to be repeated, should be stored via our Customer Part Number (Contact our sales team to save any components as a CPN) system enabling repeatability of components and reducing the lead time of your order.

CAD FILES• Two and three dimensional CAD files are by far the best

format for supplying drawings.

• Our extensive CAD software can interpret the following formats:

○ DWG, DXF, IGES, DSTV, NC and Solid Edge Native files.

• To ensure the best results the following format should be adopted when providing CAD files:

○ Internal and external contours to be cut, drawn on 1st layer or colour.

○ Etched marking and etched text on a 2nd layer or colour.

○ Additional processes such as tapping/milling etc drawn on a 3rd layer or colour.

○ Non-processed data and information text on a 4th layer or colour.

• Drawings should where possible, be supplied as 1:1.

• Drawings supplied as scaled should give clear indication as to the scaling on each drawing file.

• CAD files should not be supplied Not To Scale (NTS) e.g. drawn and dimensioned and the data manually amended.

FAXED / HARD COPY DRAWINGS• Faxed drawings should be provided with clear, concise,

unambiguous dimensions in either metric or imperial measurements.

• Items which will repeat should be identified in order for us to create a Customer Part Number (CPN).

• CPN’s should be discussed with our sales team when placing the order.

• Assembly drawings are to be avoided, if at all possible.

• No templates or template tracings are to be provided, as this service is not offered.

STEEL CONSTRUCTION SOFTWARE• Users of X-steel, StruCAD Construction Modelling and

Detailing software can now send in their NC output files direct to us. This will include all drilling, mitre cutting, shot blasting and your delivery requirements.

• Using this format we will be able to provide prompt pricing resulting in shorter lead times thus giving you the maximum time for construction.

• Up to the minute revisions can be sent to us direct from your detailers where, as long as the originals haven’t already gone into production, we can make immediate changes.

MITRE CUTTING CODES• For your ease we have created a number of standard

mitre cutting codes that can be referred to when designing any plans.

STANDARD SHAPES• We have a number of ‘pre-drawn’ standard shapes that

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MITRE CUTTING CODESPlease state: cutting code, overall length of material and angle of mitre cut when ordering.

1) UNIVERSAL BEAMS, UNIVERSAL COLUMNS, ROLLED STEEL JOIST

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1) EQUAL ANGLE

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To help save you valuable time, money and hassle we have created a set of the most commonly used shapes. These can be used when placing an order, by phone, fax or email. All you will need to do is ensure the minimum/maximum specifications for the part fall within our machine cutting capability, specify the dimensions for the corresponding shape and we will do the rest. By using one of our standard shapes there is no need to supply a technical drawing of the part.

THE BENEFITS• Save time - No need to supply technical drawings

• Lead times reduced - Dimensions can be entered directly into the system

• Easier ordering - Just quote the generic standard shape and the dimensions and we’ll do the rest

• We can also add customised standard shapes if you have a shape you continually use

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SHAPE R15 Standard Shape Code

Circular Dimensions illustrated with Italic TextInternal cut holes given as the diameter of the circle

Dotted lines indicate where internal dimensions are to be taken from

Arrows illustrate where measurement is taken from

Contours and bevels are measured across the radius of a circle

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FLANGES

• Standard shapes are split into six sections: Rectangles, Circles, Flanges and Rings, Gussets, Brackets, Miscellaneous Parts, and Folded Parts

• All dimensions are required in millimeters

• Please ensure that all dimensional measurements do not exceed our maximum processing capabilities (see laser, plasma and flame cutting sections for specific capabilities)

• All dimensions required are clearly indicated on the diagrams.

• For more information or assistance on how to use the standard shapes please contact our sales team, who will be more than happy to help.

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PROCESSING TOLERANCES TABLE

Process Material Min Thickness

Max Thickness Tolerance Notes

Sawing Bright Steel +/- 1mm Light Section +/- 2mm

Heavy Section +/- 3mm

Non Ferrous +/- 1mm

End chamfering +/- 1mm

Punch & Shear +/- 1mm

Plough Grinding

Ferrous 8mm 150mm Parallel +/- 0.25mm

1) No surface finish given2) No flatness will be given,

but we endeavour to keep as flat as possible

Tube Laser Ferrous 6mm +/- 0.3mm Aluminium 4mm +/- 0.3mm

Stainless Steel 5mm +/- 0.3mm

Folding 0.5mm 2.5mm +/- 1.5mm 1) Linear Straightness on all materials by agreement 3mm 6mm +/- 2mm

8mm 12mm +/- 3mm

Saw & Drill Straight heavy +/- 3mm Straight light +/- 2mm

Mitre heavy +/- 3mm

Mitre light +/- 2mm

Mitre angular +/- 1 degree

Relational to material edge +/- 3mm

Relational to other holes +/- 1mm

Hole Size +/- 0.25mm

Shearing Ferrous 2mm 12mm Length/width+/- 2mm

1) No flatness will be given, but we endeavour to keep as

flat as possible Diagonal +/- 3mm

Plasma Ferrous 5mm 25mm +/- 1mm 1) Edges will have a bevel to the cut

26mm 40mm +/- 2 mm 2) No flatness will be given, but we endeavour to keep as

flat as possible

Laser 0.6mm 20mm +/- 0.3mm

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Type of Length Length (L) ToleranceStandard 6000 or 6400 +100

0Random By agreement

Exact < 6000 +10 0

6000 < L < 12000 +15 0

> 12000 0 / +by agreement

• Welded circular steel tubes for mechanical and general engineering purposes.

• Technical delivery conditions. Non-alloy and alloy steel tubes

STRAIGHTNESS:The deviation from straightness of tubes with an outside diameter equal to or greater than 33.7mm shall not exceed 0.0015 L (L=Length of tube). The deviation from straightness, for tubes with D less than 33.7mm, is not specified.

NOTE: This is not specified due to bending during processing and subsequent handling, however tube should be reasonably straight.

LENGTH:Tubes shall be supplied in standard lengths of 6000mm or 6400mm, unless option 1 or 2 is specified, the manufacturer shall inform the purchaser of the length to be supplied at the time of enquiry and order. Lengths between 3000mm and 12000mm may be specified at the time of enquiry and order, the tolerances shall be as for standard lengths.

The tolerances for all types of length are given in Table 1:• Option 1: Random lengths shall be supplied. The range of length shall be agreed at the time of enquiry and order.

• Option 2: Exact lengths shall be supplied. The length required shall be specified at the time of enquiry and order.

TABLE 1. TYPE OF LENGTH AND TOLERANCES ON LENGTH: - DIMENSIONS IN MM

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ROLLING TOLERANCES FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL I AND H SECTIONS

SECTION HEIGHT (H)The deviation from nominal on section height measured at the centre of web thickness shall be within the tolerance given in table 1.

FLANGE WIDTH (B)The deviation from nominal on flange width shall be within the tolerance given in table 1.

WEB THICKNESS (S)The deviation from nominal on web thickness measured at the mid-point of dimension h shall be within the tolerance given in table 1.

FLANGE THICKNESS (T)The deviation from nominal on flange thickness measured at the quarter flange width point shall be within the tolerance given in table 1.

OUT-OF-SQUARENESS (K + K’)The out-of-squareness of the section shall not exceed the maximum given in table 2.

WEB OFF-CENTRE (E)The mid-thickness of the web shall not deviate from the mid-width position on the flange by more than the distance (e) given in table 2.

STRAIGHTNESS (QXX OR QYY)The straightness shall comply with the requirements given in table 3.

TOLERANCES ON MASSThe deviation from the nominal mass of a batch or a piece shall not exceed ± 4.0%.

The mass deviation is the difference between the actual mass of the batch or piece and the calculated mass.

The calculated mass shall be determined using a density of 7.85 kg/dm3.

TOLERANCES ON LENGTH The sections shall be cut to ordered lengths to tolerances of:

a) ± 50 mm; or b) + 100 mm where minimum lengths are requested.

L represents the longest useable length of the section assuming that the ends of the section have been cut square (see figure 1).

FIG 1. DIMENSIONAL TOLERANCES FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL I AND H SECTIONS

TABLE 1. DIMENSIONAL TOLERANCES FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL I AND H SECTIONS

Section (h) Flange (b) Web (s) Flange (t)Height(mm)

Tolerance(mm)

Width(mm)

Tolerance(mm)

Thickness(mm)

Tolerance(mm)

Thickness(mm)

Tolerance(mm)

h < 180 +3.0 b < 110 +4.0 S < 7 ±0.7 t < 6.5 +1.5-2.0 -1.0 -0.5

180 < h < 400 +4.0 110 < b < 210 +4.0 7 < s < 10 ±1.0 6.5 < t < 10 +2.0-2.0 -2.0 -1.0

400 < h < 700 +5.0 210 < b < 325 +4.0 10 < s < 20 ±1.5 10 < t < 20 +2.5-3.0 -4.0 -1.5

h > 700 +5.0 b > 325 +6.0 20 < s < 40 ±2.0 20 < t < 30 +2.5-5.0 -5.0 -2.0

40 < s < 60 ±2.5 30 < t < 40 +2.5-2.5

s > 60 ±3.0 40 < t < 60 +3.0-3.0

t > 60 +4.0-4.0

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FIG 2. TOLERANCES ON OUT-OF-SQUARE AND WEB OFF-CENTRE OF STRUCTURAL STEEL I AND H SECTIONS

FIG 3. TOLERANCES ON STRAIGHTNESS OF STRUCTURAL STEEL I AND H SECTIONS

TABLE 2. TOLERANCES ON OUT-OF-SQUARE AND WEB OFF-CENTRE OF STRUCTURAL STEEL I AND H SECTIONS

TABLE 3. TOLERANCES ON STRAIGHTNESS OF STRUCTURAL STEEL I AND H SECTIONS


Web off-centree where e =b1-b2

2flange width b

(mm)tolerance

(mm)Where t < 40 b < 110 2.5

110 < b < 325 3.5b > 325 5.0

Where t > 40 110 < b < 325 5.0b > 325 8.0

Out-of-squarek + k’

flange width b(mm)

tolerance(mm)

b < 110b > 110

1.52% of b

(max 6.5)

Section Height h(mm)

Tolerance on Straightness qxx & qyy on Length L(%)

80 < h < 180 0.30 L180 < h < 360 0.15 L

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Tolerances on dimensions, shape and mass for hot rolled steel plates 3mm thick or above

WIDTHTolerances on width are given in table 2.

Tolerances on width for plates with untrimmed edges (NK) shall be the subject of agreement between the manufacturer and purchaser at the time of enquiry and order.

LENGTHTolerances on length are given in table 3.

TOLERANCES ON SHAPEEDGE CAMBER AND OUT-OF SQUARENESSThe edge camber and the out-of squareness of a plate shall be limited so that it shall be possible to inscribe a rectangle with the dimensions of the ordered plate within the delivered size.

Additionally, if agreed at the time of the enquiry and order, edge camber shall be limited to 0.2% of the actual length of the plate and out-of squareness to 1% of the actual width of the plate (G).

FLATNESSTolerances on flatness are given in table 4 for normal tolerances and in table 5 for special tolerances. Unless otherwise specified in the order, the plates shall be supplied with normal tolerances.

TABLE 1. TOLERANCES ON THICKNESSDIMENSIONS IN MM

TABLE 2. TOLERANCES ON WIDTH DIMENSIONS IN MM

TABLE 3. TOLERANCES ON WIDTH OF SHEET AND WIDE STRIPDIMENSIONS IN MM

TOLERANCES ON DIMENSIONSTHICKNESS Tolerances on thickness are given in table 1. Plates may be supplied with either:

• Class A: for minus thickness tolerances depending on the nominal thickness;

• Class B: for a fixed minus tolerance of 0.3mm;

• Class C: for all plus tolerances depending on the nominal thickness;

• Class D: for symmetrical tolerances depending on the nominal thickness.

At the time of enquiry and order the purchaser shall indicate if class A, B, C or D tolerances are required.

Additionally, and within the tolerance limits in nominal thickness, the tolerances between minimum and maximum thickness of an individual plate given in table 1 shall apply to class A, B, C and D tolerances.

For permissible limits concerning surface imperfections and requirements for repair EN 10163 Parts 1 and 2 apply.

Nominal widthTolerances

Lower Upper> 600 < 2000 0 + 20> 2000 < 3000 0 + 25> 3000 0 + 30

Nominal lengthTolerances

Lower Upper< 4000 0 + 20> 4000 < 6000 0 + 30> 6000 < 8000 0 + 40> 8000 < 10000 0 + 50> 10000 < 15000 0 + 75> 15000 < 200001) 0 + 100

1) Tolerances on plates with a nominal length > 20000 mm shall be agreed at the time of the enquiry and order.

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Tolerances on the nominal thickness 1)

3< t <5 5< t <8 8< t <15 15< t <25 25< t <40 40< t <80 80< t <150 150< t <250Class A Upper + 0.8 + 1.1 + 1.2 + 1.3 + 1.4 + 1.8 + 2.2 + 2.4

Lower - 0.4 - 0.4 - 0.5 - 0.6 - 0.8 - 1.0 - 1.0 - 1.2Class B Upper + 0.9 + 1.2 + 1.4 + 1.6 + 1.9 + 2.5 + 2.9 + 3.3

Lower - 0.3 - 0.3 - 0.3 - 0.3 - 0.3 - 0.3 - 0.3 - 0.3Class C Upper + 0.9 + 1.2 + 1.4 + 1.6 + 1.9 + 2.8 + 3.2 + 3.6

Lower - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0Class D Upper + 0.6 + 0.75 + 0.85 + 0.92 + 1.1 + 1.4 + 1.6 + 1.8

Lower - 0.6 - 0.75 - 0.85 - 0.92 - 1.1 - 1.4 - 1.6 - 1.81) These thickness tolerances apply outside ground areas

Maximum thickness difference within a plateNominal Plate Width 3< t <5 5< t <8 8< t <15 15< t <25 25< t <40 40< t <80 80< t <150 150< t <250

600 < t < 2000 0.8 0.9 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.42000 < t < 2500 0.9 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.52500 < t < 3000 0.9 1.0 1.0 1.2 1.2 1.4 1.5 1.63000 < t < 3500 - 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.63500 < t < 4000 - - 1.1 1.3 1.3 1.5 1.6 1.74000 < t - - 1.2 1.4 1.4 1.6 1.7 -


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The steel types according to tables 4 and 5 are defined as follows.

Steel Type L: Products with a specified minimum yield strength < 460 N/mm2, neither quenched nor quenched and tempered.

Steel Type H: Products with a specified minimum yield strength > 460 N/mm2 and < 700 N/mm2 and all grades of quenched and quenched and tempered products.

If the distance between the points of contact of the straight-edge and the plate is < 1000 mm the permissible deviation from flatness shall comply with the following requirements:

For steel type L max. 1% or for steel type H max. 1.5% of the distance between points of contact on the plate between 300 mm to 1000 mm, but not exceeding the values given in table 4.

If the distance between the points of contact of the straight-edge and the plate is < 1000 mm the permissible deviation from flatness shall comply with the following requirements:

• Max. 0.5% of the distance between the points of contact, but not exceeding the values in table 5 and not < 2 mm.

TABLE 4. NORMAL TOLERANCES FOR FLATNESS, CLASS N DIMENSIONS IN MM

TABLE 5. SPECIAL TOLERANCES FOR FLATNESS, CLASS SDIMENSIONS IN MM

STEEL TYPE L1)

STEEL TYPE H

Nominal Thickness

(mm)

Steel type L Steel type HMeasuring length

1000 2000 1000 2000> 3 < 5 9 14 12 17> 5 < 8 8 12 11 15> 8 < 15 7 11 10 14> 15 < 25 7 10 10 13> 25 < 40 6 9 9 12> 40 < 250 5 8 8 11

Nominal thickness

Plate width< 2750 > 2750

Measuring length1000 2000 1000 2000

> 3 < 8 4 8 5 10> 8 < 250 3 6 6 6

1) Tighter tolerances shall be the subject of special agreement at the time of enquiry and order.

Nominal thickness

Measuring length1000 2000

> 3 < 8 Shall be agreed at the > 8 < 250 time of enquiry and order

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Specified minimum yield strength (Re)N/mm2

Percentage increase in thickness tolerances over those specified for low carbon steels

%<280 0

>280 < 360 20>360 40

Nominal thickness

Normal tolerances for (1) a nominal width of: Special tolerances (S) for (1) a nominal width of:<1200 >1200 to <1500 >1500 <1200 >1200 to <1500 >1500

>0.35 to <0.40 ±0.04 ±0.05 _ ±0.025 ±0.035 _>0.4 to <0.60 ±0.05 ±0.06 ±0.07 ±0.035 ±0.045 ±0.05>0.6 to <0.80 ±0.06 ±0.07 ±0.08 ±0.04 ±0.05 ±0.05>0.8 to <1.00 ±0.07 ±0.08 ±0.09 ±0.045 ±0.06 ±0.06

>1.00 to <1.20 ±0.08 ±0.09 ±0.10 ±0.055 ±0.07 ±0.07>1.20 to <1.60 ±0.10 ±0.11 ±0.11 ±0.07 ±0.08 ±0.08>1.60 to <2.00 ±0.12 ±0.13 ±0.13 ±0.08 ±0.09 ±0.09>2.00 to <2.50 ±0.14 ±0.15 ±0.15 ±0.10 ±0.11 ±0.11>2.50 to <3.00 ±0.16 ±0.17 ±0.17 ±0.11 ±0.12 ±0.12

(1) For wide strip and slit wide strip the thickness tolerances in the region of cold-rolled welds may be increased by a maximum of 60% over a length of 15 metres. This increase is applicable to all thicknesses and unless otherwise agreed at the time of order, to normal and special tolerances over or under.

Nominal width Normal tolerances Special tolerances (S)Under Over Under Over

<1 200 0 +4 0 +2>1 200 to <1 500 0 +5 0 +2

> 1 500 0 +6 0 +3


• Cold rolled uncoated low carbon and high yield strength steel flat products for cold forming

• Tolerances on dimensions and shape

TOLERANCES ON THICKNESSThe tolerances on thickness are given in a for low carbon steel flat products and in b for high yield strength steel flat products.

LOW CARBON STEEL FLAT PRODUCTSThe tolerances on thickness shall be given in table 1 and apply over the whole length.

Tolerances more severe than special tolerances may be agreed at the time of the order.

HIGH YIELD STRENGTH STEEL FLAT PRODUCTS The thickness tolerance shall be as given in table 1 subject to the increases given in table 2 depending on the yield strength.

TOLERANCES ON WIDTHThe tolerances on width of flat products in low carbon and high yield strength steels are given in a for sheet and wide strip and in for slit wide strip of width less than 600mm.

TOLERANCES ON WIDTH OF SHEET AND WIDE STRIPThe tolerances on width of sheet and wide strip shall be as given in table 3.

SLIT WIDE STRIP OF WIDTH LESS THAN 600MMThe tolerances on width of sheet and wide strip shall be as given in table 4.

TOLERANCE ON OUT-OF-SQUARENESSThe out-of-squareness shall not exceed 1% of the actual width of the sheet.

TOLERANCES ON EDGE CAMBERThe edge camber shall not exceed 6mm over a length of 2m. For lengths less than 2 metres, the edge camber shall not exceed 0.3% of the actual length.

For slit wide strip of width less than 600mm a special edge camber tolerance (CS) of 2mm maximum on a 2 metre length may be specified. This special edge camber tolerance is not applicable to slit wide strip of high yield strength steels.

TABLE 1. PERCENTAGE INCREASES IN THICKNESS TOLERANCES FOR HIGH YIELD STRENGTH STEEL FLAT PRODUCTS

TABLE 2. TOLERANCES ON THICKNESSDIMENSIONS IN MM

TABLE 3. TOLERANCES ON WIDTH OF SHEET AND WIDE DIMENSIONS IN MM


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Nominal width<125 >125 to < 250 >250 to < 400 >400 to < 600

Under Over Under Over Under Over Under OverNormal <0.6 0 +0.4 0 +0.5 0 +0.7 0 +1.0

>0.6 to < 1.0 0 +0.5 0 +0.6 0 +0.9 0 +1.2>1.0 to < 2.0 0 +0.6 0 +0.8 0 +1.1 0 +1.4>2.0 to < 3.0 0 +0.7 0 +1.0 0 +1.3 0 +1.6

Special(S)

>0.6 0 +0.2 0 +0.2 0 +0.3 0 +0.5>0.6 to < 1.0 0 +0.2 0 +0.3 0 +0.4 0 +0.6>1.0 to < 2.0 0 +0.3 0 +0.4 0 +0.5 0 +0.7>2.0 to < 3.0 0 +0.4 0 +0.5 0 +0.6 0 +0.8

Nominal length

TolerancesNormal Special (S)

Under Over Under Over<2000 0 6 0 3

>2000 0 0.3% of the length 0 0.15% of

the length

Tolerance class

Nominal width

Nominal thickness<0.7 >0.7 <1.2 >1.2

Normal >600 < 1200 12 10 8>1200 < 1500 15 12 10

>1500 19 17 15Special

(FS)>600 < 1200 5 4 3

>1200 < 1500 6 5 4>1500 8 7 6

Tolerance class

Nominal width

Nominal thickness<0.7 >0.7<1.2 >1.2

Normal >600<1200 15 13 10>1200<1500 18 15 13

>1500 22 20 19Special

(FS)>600<1200 8 6 5

>1200<1500 9 8 6>1500 12 10 9


TOLERANCES ON LENGTHThe tolerances on length shall be as given in table 5 and apply to all products covered by this standard including low carbon and high yield strength steels.

FLATNESS TOLERANCESThe flatness tolerances apply only to sheet. If sheet is ordered non-skin passed only the normal tolerances are applicable.

Flatness tolerances closer than special tolerances may be agreed at the time of the order.

LOW CARBON STEEL SHEETS AND WITH RE<280N/MM2 Flatness tolerances for low carbon steel sheet with RE<280N/mm2 shall be as given in table 6.

When low carbon steel sheet is ordered with the special tolerances in table 6 it is necessary, but only in cases of dispute, to verify that the wave height of any edge wave of length over 200mm is always less than:

- 1% of its length for a nominal sheet width < 1500mm,- 1.5% of its length for a nominal sheet width > 1500mm

If the length of an edge wave is less than 200 mm it is necessary to verify that its maximum height does not exceed 2mm.

HIGH YIELD STRENGTH STEEL SHEETFlatness tolerances for high yield strength steel sheet shall be as given in table 7 and apply to specified minimum yield strengths equal to over 280N/mm2 and less than 360 N/mm2.

For specified minimum yield strengths equal to or over 360 N/mm2 the values for flatness tolerances should be specified at the time of the order.

TABLE 4. TOLERANCES ON SLIT WIDE STRIP OF WIDTH LESS THAN 600MM DIMENSIONS IN MM

TABLE 5. TOLERANCES ON LENGTH DIMENSIONS IN MM

TABLE 6. FLATNESS TOLERANCES FOR LOW CARBON STEEL SHEET

DIMENSIONS IN MM

TABLE 7. FLATNESS TOLERANCES FOR HIGH YIELD STRENGTH STEEL SHEET (280< RE < 360 N/MM2)

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<1200 >1200 < 1500 >1500 < 1200 >1200 < 1500 >1500<0.40 ±0.05 ±0.06 _ ±0.03 ±0.04 _

>0.40<0.60 ±0.06 ±0.07 ±0.08 ±0.04 ±0.05 ±0.06>0.60<0.80 ±0.07 ±0.08 ±0.09 ±0.05 ±0.06 ±0.06>0.80<1.00 ±0.08 ±0.09 ±0.10 ±0.06 ±0.07 ±0.07>1.00<1.20 ±0.09 ±0.10 ±0.11 ±0.07 ±0.08 ±0.08>1.20<1.60 ±0.11 ±0.12 ±0.12 ±0.08 ±0.09 ±0.09>1.60<2.00 ±0.13 ±0.14 ±0.14 ±0.09 ±0.10 ±0.10>2.00<2.50 ±0.15 ±0.16 ±0.16 ±0.11 ±0.12 ±0.12>2.50<3.00 ±0.17 ±0.18 ±0.18 ±0.12 ±0.13 ±0.13

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Normal tolerances for nominal widths (1) (2) Special tolerances (S) for nominal widths (1) (2)

<1200 >1200 < 1500 >1500 < 1200 >1200 < 1500 >1500<0.40 ±0.06 ±0.07 _ ±0.04 ±0.05 _

>0.40<0.60 ±0.07 ±0.08 ±0.09 ±0.05 ±0.06 ±0.07>0.60<0.80 ±0.08 ±0.09 ±0.11 ±0.06 ±0.07 ±0.07>0.80<1.00 ±0.09 ±0.11 ±0.12 ±0.07 ±0.08 ±0.08>1.00<1.20 ±0.11 ±0.12 ±0.13 ±0.08 ±0.09 ±0.09>1.20<1.60 ±0.13 ±0.14 ±0.14 ±0.09 ±0.11 ±0.11>1.60<2.00 ±0.15 ±0.15 ±0.17 ±0.11 ±0.12 ±0.12>2.00<2.50 ±0.18 ±0.18 ±0.19 ±0.13 ±0.14 ±0.14>2.50<3.00 ±0.20 ±0.20 ±0.21 ±0.14 ±0.15 ±0.15


Continuously hot-dip metal coated steel sheet and strip - Tolerances on dimensions and shape

TOLERANCES ON DIMENSIONS AND SHAPETHICKNESSThe tolerances on thickness are given in:• table 1 for hot-dip metal coated flat products of all

low carbon steels for cold forming (e.g. as specified in EN10142) and of structural steels with minimum yield strength values <280 N/mm2 and for grades Fe E 550G (or S 550GD) with a minimum yield strength of 550N/mm2 in the unannealed condition;

• table 2 for hot-dip metal coated flat products of structural steels with minimum yield strength values >280 N/mm2

Thickness tolerances more severe than the special tolerances given in tables 1 and 2 may be agreed at the time of the order.

WIDTHThe tolerances on width are given in:• table 3 for products with nominal widths >600mm (wide

strip and sheet);

• table 4 for products with a nominal width <600mm (slit wide strip cut lengths.)

LENGTHThe tolerances on length (for sheet and cut lengths) are given in table 5.

FLATNESSThe flatness tolerances for sheet are given in:• table 6 for hot-dip metal-coated sheet of all low carbon

steel for cold forming (e.g. as specified in EN 10142) and of structural steels with minimum strength values < 280N/mm2;

• table 7 for hot-dip metal-coated sheet of structural steels with minimum yield strength values >280 N/mm2 <360 N/mm2.

The flatness tolerances shall be agreed at the time of ordering for sheet of steel with specified higher minimum yield strength values (e.g. Fe E 550G or S 550GD) and for sheet with zinc coating masses Z 450 and Z600.

OUT OF SQUARENESSUnless otherwise agreed the out-of-squareness u shall not exceed 1% of the actual width of the sheet.

TABLE 1. TOLERANCES ON THICKNESS FOR HOT-DIP METAL-COATED FLAT PRODUCTS OF ALL LOW CARBON STEELS FOR COLD FORMING (E.G. AS SPECIFIED IN EN 10142) AND OF STRUCTURAL STEELS WITH MINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH VALUES < 280 N/MM2 (INCLUDING STEEL GRADES FE E 550G OR S 550GD)DIMENSIONS IN MM

TABLE 2. TOLERANCES ON THICKNESS FOR HOT-DIP METAL COATED FLAT PRODUCTS OF STRUCTURAL STEELS WITH MINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH VALUES > 280 N/MM2 (BUT EXCEEDING STEEL GRADES FE E 550G OR S 550GD (SEE TABLE 1)DIMENSIONS IN MM

(1) In the case of wide and slit wide strip, the thickness tolerances in the region of cold-rolled welds shall be increased by max. 60% over a length of 15m.(2) For zinc coatings Z 450 and Z600 the thickness tolerances shall be increased by 0.02 mm.


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Normal tolerances Special tolerances (S)

Lower Upper Lower Upper>600 < 1200 0 +5 0 +2

>1200 < 1500 0 +6 0 +2>1500 0 +7 0 +3

Nominal width

Normal tolerances Special tolerances (S)

Lower Upper Lower Upper<2000 0 6 0 3>2000 0 0.003 x l 0 0.0015 x l


EDGE CAMBERUnless otherwise agreed, the edge camber q shall not exceed 6mm over a length of 2m. For lengths less than 2m, the edge camber shall not exceed 0.3% of the actual length.For slit wide strip of widths less than 600 mm a special edge camber tolerance (CS) of 2mm maximum on a 2m length may be specified. This special tolerance is not applicable to slit wide strip of steels with a specified minimum yield strength value > 280N/mm2.

SUPERIMPOSEMENT OF DIMENSIONSBy agreement at the time of ordering, the tolerance on out-of-squareness and edge camber may be replaced by the requirement that a perfect rectangle formed by the ordered width and length dimensions can be superimposed onto the sheets delivered.

TABLE 3. TOLERANCES ON WIDTH FOR HOT-DIP METAL COATED FLAT PRODUCTS WITH

NOMINAL WIDTHS > 600 MM (WIDE STRIP AND SHEET)

DIMENSIONS IN MM

TABLE 4. TOLERANCES ON LENGTH (FOR SHEET AND CUT LENGTHS)

DIMENSIONS IN MM

Toleranceclass

Nominalwidth


Normal >600<1200 12 10 8>1200<1500 15 12 10

>1500 19 17 15Special (FS) >600<1200 5 4 3

>1200<1500 6 5 4>1500 8 7 6

Toleranceclass

Nominalwidth


Normal>600<1200 15 13 10

>1200<1500 18 15 13>1500 22 20 19

Special (FS)>600<1200 8 6 5

>1200<1500 9 8 6>1500 12 10 9

TABLE 6. FLATNESS TOLERANCES FOR HOT-DIP METAL-COATED SHEET OF LOW

CARBON STEELS FOR COLD FORMING (E.G. AS SPECIFIED IN EN10142) AND OF STRUCTURAL

STEELS WITH MINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH VALUES < 280 N/MM2

DIMENSIONS IN MM

TABLE 7. FLATNESS TOLERANCES FOR HOT-DIP METAL-COATED SHEET OF STRUCTURAL

STEELS WITH MINIMUM YIELD STRENGTH VALUES > 280 <360 N/MM2

DIMENSIONS IN MM

ToleranceClass

Nominalthickness

Nominal Width<125 >125 <250 >250 <400 >400 <600

Lower Upper Lower Upper Lower Upper Lower UpperNormal <0.6 0 +0.4 0 +0.5 0 +0.7 0 +1.0

>0.6<1.0 0 +0.5 0 +0.6 0 +0.9 0 +1.2>1.0<2.0 0 +0.6 0 +0.8 0 +1.1 0 +1.4>2.0<3.0 0 +0.7 0 +1.0 0 +1.3 0 +1.6

Special(S)

<0.6 0 +0.2 0 +0.2 0 +0.3 0 +0.5>0.6<1.0 0 +0.2 0 +0.3 0 +0.4 0 +0.6>1.0<2.0 0 +0.3 0 +0.4 0 +0.5 0 +0.7>2.0<3.0 0 +0.4 0 +0.5 0 +0.6 0 +0.8

TABLE 5. TOLERANCES ON WIDTH FOR HOT-DIP METAL-COATED FLAT PRODUCTS WITH NOMINAL WIDTHS <600 MM (SLIT WIDE STRIP AND CUT LENGTHS)

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Continuously hot-rolled uncoated plate, sheet and strip of non-alloy and alloy steels.

TOLERANCES FOR SHEET AND PLATETHICKNESSThe tolerances on thickness for continuously hot-rolled low carbon steel and steel/plate for cold forming according to EN 10111 are given in table 1.

LENGTHThe tolerance on length shall be as given in table 2.

WIDTHThe tolerances on width for sheet/plate shall be as given in table 3.

OUT-OF-SQUARENESSThe out-of-squareness u (the orthogonal projection of a transverse edge over a longitudinal edge) shall not exceed 1% of the actual width of the sheet/plate.

EDGE CAMBERThe edge camber shall not exceed 0.5% of the actual length of the sheet/plate for a nominal length < 5000 mm.

For sheet/plate with a nominal length 5000 mm and widths > 600 mm, the edge camber shall not exceed 20 mm for any length of 5000 mm in the case of sheet/plate with mill edges and 15 mm in the case of sheet with trimmed edges.

SUPERIMPOSITION OF DIMENSIONSBy agreement at the time of enquiry and order, the tolerances on out-of-squareness and edge camber may be replaced by a requirement that a perfect rectangle formed by the ordered width and length dimensions can be superimposed into the sheets delivered.

(Whether the tolerances on out-of squareness and edge camber shall be replaced by a requirement that a perfect rectangle formed by the ordered width and length dimensions can be superimposed into the sheets delivered.)

TOLERANCES FOR WIDE STRIP AND STRIP SLIT FROM WIDE STRIPGENERALThe specified values for tolerances shall not apply to the uncropped ends of the coil for the total length l which is calculated using the formula: /(m)= 90 Nominal Thickness (mm)

THICKNESSThe tolerances on thickness shall be the same as those for sheet/plate.For hot-rolled strip, permissible thickness differences within one coil are given in table 4. These shall apply if agreed at the time of enquiry and order.

The thickness (within one coil) shall change gradually; the changes should not be discontinuous.

More severe tolerances on thickness and crown may be agreed at the time of enquiry and order.(Whether more severe tolerances on thickness and corn are required.)

WIDTHThe tolerances on width for strip shall be the same as the sheet/plate.

FLATNESSRequirements concerning flatness shall be agreed at the time of enquiry and order.

NOTE. Any requirements agreed shall take into account the processing equipment at the user’s disposal.

EDGE CAMBERFor strip > 600 mm, the edge camber shall not exceed 20 mm for any length of 5000 mm in the case of strip with mill edges and 15 mm in the case of strip with trimmed edges.

For strip < 600 mm wide slit from wide strip, the tolerances on edge camber shall be agreed at the time of enquiry and order.

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Tolerances for a nominal width< 1200 > 1200 > 1500 > 1800

< 1500 < 1800<2.00 ±0.13 ±0.14 ±0.16

>2.00<2.50 ±0.14 ±0.16 ±0.17 +0.19>2.50<3.00 ±0.15 ±0.17 ±0.18 +0.20>3.00<4.00 ±0.17 ±0.18 ±0.20 +0.20>4.00<5.00 ±0.18 ±0.20 ±0.21 +0.22>5.00<6.00 ±0.20 ±0.21 ±0.22 +0.22>6.00<8.00 ±0.22 ±0.23 ±0.23 +0.26

TABLE 1. TOLERANCE ON THICKNESS FOR CONTINUOUSLY HOT-ROLLED LOW CARBON STEEL SHEET/PLATE FOR COLD FORMING

DIMENSIONS IN MM

Nominal lengthTolerances

Lower Upper<2000 0 +10

>2000 <8000 0 +0.005 x nominal length>8000 0 +40

TABLE 2. TOLERANCE ON LENGTHDIMENSIONS IN MM

Nominal length

TolerancesMill edges Trimmed edges (1)

Lower Upper Lower Upper<1200 0 +20 0 +3

> 1200 <1500 0 +20 0 +5> 1500 0 +20 0 +6

(1) Tolerances for trimmed edges apply to products with nominal thicknesses < 10 mm, for nominal thickness > 10 mm the upper tolerances shall be agreed at the time of enquiry and order.

TABLE 3. TOLERANCE ON WIDTH FOR SHEET/PLATE DIMENSIONS IN MM

Nominal thickness

Permissible thickness differences for nominal width of strip

< 1200 > 1200 < 1500 > 1500 < 2200>0.8 < 2.0 0.20 0.24 0.28>2.0 < 3.0 0.22 0.27 0.33>3.0 < 4.0 0.28 0.32 0.40>4.0 < 8.0 0.28 0.32 0.40

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Structural steel equal and unequal leg anglesPart 2. Tolerances on shape and dimensions

TOLERANCES ON SHAPE AND DIMENSIONSLEG LENGTH (A OR B)The deviation from nominal on leg length shall be within the tolerance given in table 1.

For unequal leg angles, the longer leg length (a) shall be used to determine the tolerance band.

SECTION THICKNESS (T)The deviation from nominal on thickness shall be within the tolerances given in table 1.

OUT-OF-SQUARENESS (K )Out-of-squareness of the section shall not exceed the maximum given in table 1.

For unequal leg angles, the longer leg length (a) shall be used to determine the tolerance band.

STRAIGHTNESS (Q)The deviation from straightness shall not exceed the tolerances given in table 1.

For unequal leg angles, the longer leg length (a) shall be used

to determine the tolerance band.

TOLERANCES ON MASSThe deviation from the nominal mass of any individual piece shall not exceed:a) ± 6% for thickness for t < 4mm; or b) ± 4% for thickness for t > 4mm.

The deviation from the nominal mass is the difference between the actual mass of the batch or piece and the calculated mass. The calculated mass shall be determined using a density of 7.85 kg/dm3.

TOLERANCES ON LENGTH The tolerance on ordered length shall be either:a) ± 50 mm; or b) + 100 mm where minimum lengths are requested.


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TABLE 1. DIMENSIONAL TOLERANCES FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL I AND H SECTIONS

Dimensions Leg Section

Length(mm)

Tolerance(mm)

Thickness (mm)

Tolerance(mm)

a < 50 +1.0 t < 5 +0.50

50 < a < 100 +2.0 5 < t < 10 +0.75

100 < a < 150 +3.0 10 < t < 15 +1.00

150 < a < 200 +4.0 15 < t +2.00

200 < a +6.0- 4.0

Straightness Leg length Tolerance over full bar length Leg length Tolerance over any part

a(mm)

q(mm)

a(mm)

Length considered

(mm)

q(mm)

a < 150 0.4% L a < 150 1500 6

150 < a < 200 0.2% L 150 < a < 200 2000 3

200 < a 0.1% L 200 < a 3000 3

Squareness Leg length(a) mm

Tolerance (k) mm

a < 100 1.0

100 < a < 150 1.5

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Characteristic Circular hollow sections Square and rectangular hollow sections

Outside dimensions(D, B and H)

±1% with a minimum of ±0.5mmand a maximum of ±10mm ±1% with a minimum of ±0.5mm

Thickness (T) -10% (1) (2)

Out-of-roundness (O) 2% for hollow sections having a diameter to thickness ratio not exceeding 100(3) _

Concavity/convexity (4) _ 1%Squareness of side _ 90º±1º

External corner profile(c1, C2 or R) (5) _ 3T maximum at each corner

Twist (V) _ 2mm plus 0.5 mm/m lengthStraightness 0.2% of total length

Mass (M) ±6% on individual lengths (6)(1) The positive deviation is limited by the tolerance on mass.(2) For seamless sections thicknesses of less than 10% but not less than 12.5% of the nominal thickness may occur in smooth transition areas over not more than 25% of the circumference.(3) Where the diameter to thickness ratio exceeds 100 the tolerance on out-of-roundness shall be agreed.(4) The tolerance on convexity and concavity is independent of the tolerance on outside dimensions.(5) The sides need not be tangential to the corner arcs.(6) The positive tolerance on the mass of seamless hollow sections shall be 8%.


Hot finished structural hollow sections of non-alloy and fine grain structural steelsPart 2. Tolerances, dimensions and sectional properties

TOLERANCES Tolerances on the dimensions and mass of hot finished hollow sections shall not exceed the values given in table 1 for shape and mass, table 2 for length and table 3 for the height of the internal and external weld bead of submerged arc welded hollow sections.

The internal corners of square and rectangular hollow sections shall be rounded.

NOTE: The internal corner profile is not specified.

TABLE 1. TOLERANCES

Type of length Range (mm) TolerancesApproximate length 4000 to 16 000 500 mm (2)

Exact length>2000 to 6000 +10 mm

0

>6 000 +15 mm 0

1)The purchaser shall indicate in the enquiry and order the type of length required and the length range or length required as appropriate.(2) Option 2.1. The tolerance on approximate length shall be 0 mm.

TABLE 2. TOLERANCES ON LENGTHDIMENSIONS IN MM


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Thickness T

External corner profileC1,C2 or R1)

T < 6 1.6T to 2.4T 6 < T < 10 2.0T to 3.0T

10 < T 2.4T to 3.6T1) The sides need not be tangential to the corner arcs


Cold formed welded structural hollow sections of non-alloy and fine grain steelsPart 2. Tolerances, dimensions and sectional properties

TOLERANCES Tolerances on the dimensions and mass of cold formed hollow sections shall not exceed the values given in table 1 for external corner profiles, table 2 for shape and mass, table 3 for the height of the internal and external weld bead of submerged arc welded hollow sections and table 4 for length.

The internal corners of square and rectangular hollow sections shall be rounded.

NOTE: The internal corner profile is not specified.

TABLE 1. EXTERNAL CORNER PROFILE

Characteristic Circular hollow sectionsSquare and rectangular hollow sections

Side lengthmm Tolerance

Outside dimensions(D, B and H)

±1% with a minimum of ± 0.5mmand a maximum of ± 10mm

H, B < 100100 < H, B < 200

H, B > 200

±1% with a minimum of + 0.5mm±0.8 %±0.6 %

Thickness (T)

For D < 406.4 mm:

T < 5 mm ± 10%T > 5 mm ± 0.50 mmFor D > 406.4 mm:

± 10% with a maximum of 2 mm

T < 5 mm ± 10%

T > 5 mm ± 0.5 mm

Out-of-roundness (O) 2% for hollow sections having a diameter to thickness ratio not exceeding 100 (1) _

Concavity/convexity (2) _ Max. 0.8% with a minimum of 0.5 mmSquareness of side _ 90o ± 1o

External corner profile _ See table 2Twist (V) _ 2mm plus 0.5 mm/m length

Straightness 0.2% of total length 0.15% of total lengthMass (M) ±6% on individual lengths

(1) Where the diameter to thickness ratio exceeds 100 the tolerance on out-of-roundness shall be agreed.(2) The tolerance on convexity and concavity is independent of the tolerance on outside dimensions.

TABLE 2. TOLERANCES FOR SHAPE AND MASS

Thickness (T) Maximum weld bead height

<14.2 3.5>14.2 4.8

TABLE 3. TOLERANCE ON HEIGHT OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL WELD BEAD FOR SUBMERGED ARC-WELDED HOLLOW SECTIONS

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TECHNICAL STANDARDS1. DRAWINGS1.1. GENERAL1.1.1. End elevations of formed components should

be provided to ensure clarity of Customers requirements

1.1.2. Cut, Etched and Text objects on drawings should be clearly identified on separate layers

1.1.3. Any advised delivery dates are subject to receipt of confirmed drawings from the Customer

1.1.4. Drawings sent with Confirmation of Order should be checked immediately and any changes required made within 24 hours of the confirmation sent.

1.2. CAD FILES1.2.1. 1:1 scale must be used on all CAD files supplied by

the Customer1.2.2. Manual dimensioned CAD parts cannot be

accepted1.2.3. When patterned or coated material is shown

the pattern or coating must be on the side being viewed

1.2.4. Any changes made by ParkerSteel to CAD drawings will be returned to the customer for confirmation, work will not commence until Customer approval has been received.

1.2.5. Please check CAD drawings carefully as whatever appears on a CAD drawing will be cut.

1.2.6. Any revision to a Customers part number must be brought to the attention of the Sales Person

1.2.7. All components must be clearly marked with what is to be cut and what is to be marked.

1.2.8. The customer must advise if the CAD file contains anything other than 2D cutting of the part i.e.blind or counter bored holes.

1.2.9. Text can be lost during CAD file transfer - Text instructions should be sent separate to the CAD file

1.2.10. On parts that have a “brushed finish”(DP1) the grain direction must be clearly identified if it needs to be running in a certain direction

1.3. DSTV1.3.1. DSTV does not show as to what side either

pattern or coatings are required, therefore PDF, DXF or DWG files are to be provided

1.3.2. Formed items will require a hard copy or CAD drawing to be provided in addition as the forming detail is not shown.

1.4. Hand Drawings1.4.1. We do not accept templates of any kind.1.4.2. Faxed drawings are liable to distort so all

dimensions must be clearly marked.

2. PROCESSING2.1. GENERAL2.1.1. Long thin components may be subject to

distortion when processed. 2.1.2. If material is coated both sides, one side will be

removed to facilitate cutting, while we will handle with care, scratching can occur

2.1.3. Mechanical handling can cause surface scratches, Customers are requested to advice if a scratch free surface is required prior to order.

2.1.4. Although we cannot guarantee a scratch free product, we will endeavour to keep the scratching down to a minimum.

2.2. FORMING2.2.1. Tooling marks may be present on pressed

material.2.2.2. Material that is formed with the grain may be

subject to cracking therefore we are unable to guarantee crack free material.

2.2.3. We are unable to offer the internal radii requested on customers drawings as this is determined by the current tooling held, we will advice the radii that we can achieve.

2.2.4. Cross contamination can occur when folding Stainless and aluminium material.

2.3. GRINDING2.3.1. We are unable to guarantee flatness on ground

material

2.4. GUILLOTINING2.4.1. Due to mechanical handling it is likely that

material will suffer scratches from being guillotined

2.4.2. We advise against shearing Stainless and Aluminium due to cross contamination

2.4.3. Clamping marks may be visible on softer/thinner materials

2.5. LASER2.5.1. Material edge striations can occur on plate

thicknesses of 15mm and over 2.5.2. Burring can occur on stainless and aluminium

material on plate thicknesses of 6.0mm and over2.5.3. Plastic coatings on small components may be

removed by the laser process2.5.4. Coated material when cut will leave a small

residue around any internal or external contours of the part

2.5.5. Edges of contours will be hardened due to the thermal cutting process

2.5.6. A light coating of oil on the material will be present as this prevents molten spatter adhering to the surface during processing

2.5.7. Marking on laser material can be etched if requested

2.5.8. Part Identification (of smaller parts) will be by use of Label or Marker Pen

2.5.9. We cannot guarantee an edge finish

2.6. MARKING2.6.1. Drilled or punched parts will be marked by hard

stamping or scribing unless otherwise requested

2.7. MATERIAL2.7.1. Plate is supplied as self colour, which could be

covered is with ferrous oxide, shot blasted or shot blasted and painted

2.7.2. Small plate components will be blasted before any further processing

2.7.3. Black steel is supplied as self colour (the natural condition of steel after rolling), some surface rust may be present unless the Customer has specifically requested otherwise, and the quotation shows the item has been shot blasted


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TECHNICAL STANDARDS2.8. PACKAGING2.8.1. Components will be banded using 19mm banding as standard2.8.2. Any special packaging requirements must be agreed prior to order being placed.

2.9. PAINTING2.9.1. Our paint is a transit primer only; full specification and welding certificate can be provided upon application or

viewed online at http://www.parkersteel.co.uk/shotblasting2.9.2. Adherence can be reduced when applied to cold formed hollow section due to small oil residues on the surface; we

therefore cannot accept responsibility for the adherence of paint on this product.

2.10. PLATE DRILLING2.10.1. A light coating of oil in areas around drilled holes will be present due to processing

2.11. PROFILING2.11.1. Tolerance on Split Tee’s will be +/- 15mm on the width of the tee

2.12. SAW & DRILL2.12.1. A light coating of oil in areas around drilled holes will be present due to processing

2.13. SAWS2.13.1. We are unable to deburr material after sawing and Customers are advised to take the necessary Health & Safety

precautions to prevent the possibility of accidents.2.13.2. All lengths shown on mitre cutting are long to long measurements

2.14. SHOT BLASTING2.14.1. It is impossible to avoid small deposits of shot getting into tubes2.14.2. We are unable to guarantee that shot blasted only material will not have paint residue on the material.

2.15. TUBE LASER2.15.1. True straight line mitre cutting cannot be achieved on our 2D tube laser, both axis will be cut on a vertical plane

meaning a slight lip may be present

2.16. WATERJET2.16.1. Discolouration will occur on the surface of aluminium plate2.16.2. The quality of cutting required must be specified by the Customer at the point of order, otherwise a standard

quality cut will be used.2.16.3. Plastic coatings on small components may be removed during processing2.16.4. Burring can occur on aluminium

3. CREDIT CONTROL3.1. Delays3.1.1. Stock will not be reserved until credit clearance has been achieved. Delays may subsequently mean that stock has

been sold elsewhere.3.1.2. Delays due to credit issues may adversely affect ultimate delivery dates.


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PART 1 - CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS REGULATIONS AND CONSTITUENT PRODUCTS 1ST JULY 2013 .................................................................................. 131

1.0 Introduction ........................................................................................................ 1311.1 Commonly Used “CE” Products in Steelwork .................................................. 1311.2 CE Marking .......................................................................................................... 1311.3 CPR Official Links and Guidance ...................................................................... 1321.4 Fabricated Steel Products ................................................................................. 1321.5 Execution Class (EXC) ......................................................................................... 1321.6 European Harmonised Standards & European Technical Assessments .... 1321.7 Identification, Inspections & Documentation ................................................. 1331.8 Classifications of Test Certificates .................................................................... 133

PART 2 - CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS REGULATIONS AND FABRICATED STEELWORK 1ST JUST 2014 ................................................................................ 134

2.0 Introduction ........................................................................................................ 1342.1 CE Marking of Fabricated Products .................................................................. 1342.1.1 BS EN 1090-1 and BS EN 1090-2 ................................................................... 1342.2 Compliance with the CPR and CE Marking ...................................................... 1352.3 Routes to Gaining CE Approval ......................................................................... 1352.4 How Long With It Take To Get A Certified FPC System? ................................ 1363.0 Compliance ......................................................................................................... 136

PART 3 - PARKERSTEEL: COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONSTRUCTION PRODUCT REGULATION ....................................................................................................... 137

3.1 How We Comply ................................................................................................. 1373.2 BCSA Model Purchase Specifications .............................................................. 1373.3 How Can ParkerSteel Help? .............................................................................. 1373.4 Processing Conformity ...................................................................................... 1383.4.1 Exclusion Classes ............................................................................................ 1393.4.2 Punching and Holing* .................................................................................... 1393.4.3 Cut Outs and Corners** ................................................................................. 1393.5 Certification ......................................................................................................... 139

PART 4.0 - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS .................................................... 140


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CONSTRUCTION PRODUCT REGULATIONS

INTRODUCTION FROM GUY PARKER, MANAGING DIRECTOR, PARKERSTEEL LIMITED

Dear Customer,

With effect from the 1st July 2013 the Construction Products Regulations (CPR) 2013 came into force in the United Kingdom. This places legally binding obligations on everyone in the supply chain from this date. This will apply in 2 parts.

1. The first relates to constituent structural steel products used in construction and is effective from 1st July 2013

2. The second part relates to fabricated structural steel components used in construction and is effective from 1st July 2014

The CPR can be a complex and daunting development to comprehend and implement and has wide ranging implications for fabricators, their subcontractors and suppliers who are all required to comply.

This document is intended to help anyone, affected by this change in legislation, understand the requirements, the timetable for implementation, how compliance can be achieved and how we at ParkerSteel can help you in achieving and maintaining your compliance.

ParkerSteel are the first (and only, at the time of writing) steel distributor and processor in the United Kingdom to be fully compliant for CE marking with ISO 9001 accreditation and full Factory Production Control (FPC) to meet the requirements of BS EN 1090-2 systems and are approved by a Notified Body (Steel Construction Certification Scheme) We are fully compliant with the BCSA standard conditions of supply and the National Structural Steelwork Specification V5 CE Marking Version when requesting Execution Class 2 or higher

I hope you find this publication helpful and if you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact your normal Relationship Manager, who will be delighted to help.

Yours Sincerely

Guy Parker


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PART 1 - CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS REGULATIONS AND CONSTITUENT PRODUCTS 1ST JULY 2013

1.0 INTRODUCTION

The Construction Product Regulations 2013 (CPR) came into force on 1st July 2013 in the United Kingdom for the supply of structural steel products.

This requires that structural construction products “placed on the market” (available for sale) after 1st July 2013 are CE marked to indicate appropriateness for use in construction in the European Union where a European Harmonised Standard (hEN) or European Technical Assessment (ETA) exists for the product. It places duties upon Importers, Distributors and Manufacturers to ensure that these CE marking and associated obligations are met.

CE Marking applies to components for incorporation in the vast majority of steel structures including buildings, bridges, towers and masts and has implications for all steelwork contractors, steel stockholders, service centres and distributors. It also applies to manufacturers of light-gauge purlins, decking and sheeting and the manufacturers of proprietary products including cellular beams etc. It also has implications for galvanising and steel bending. For the steel fabrication industry, one is required to have a fully certified Factory Production Control (FPC) system specified to the appropriate execution class however, should the products be purchased direct from a CE approved supplier such as ParkerSteel and delivered and fabricated on site (end user location), that party would not require CE Marking.

1.1 COMMONLY USED “CE” PRODUCTS IN STEELWORK

For steelwork, the main harmonised product standards are:• Steel Sections and Plates BS EN 10025-1

• Hollow Sections

○ Hot Finished BS EN 10210-1

○ Cold Formed Welded BS EN 10219-1

• Stainless Steels

○ Sheet, Plate & Strip BS EN 10088-4

○ Bars, Rods, Wire, Sections and Bright Products BS EN 10088-5

• Aluminium BS EN 15088-1

• High Strength Structural Bolting Assemblies for Preloading BS EN 14399-1

• Non-Preloaded Structural Bolting Assemblies BS EN 15048-1

• Fabricated Structural Steelwork BS EN 1090-1

• Welding Consumables BS EN 13479

1.2 CE MARKING

A “CE” mark indicates that a product is consistent with its Declaration of Performance (DoP) as made by the manufacturer. Marking may be on the product, delivery paperwork or other as appropriate.

By making a DoP the Importer, Distributor or Manufacturer is assuming legal responsibility for the conformity of the product with its declared performance.

Importer, Distributor and Manufacturer are defined as follows• Manufacturer - ‘Means any natural or legal person who manufacturers a construction product or who has such a product

designed or manufactured and markets that product under his name or trademark’

• Distributor - ‘Means any natural or legal person in the supply chain, other than the manufacturer or the importer, who makes a construction product available on the market’

• Importer - ‘Means any natural or legal person established within the Union, who places a construction product from a third country on the Union market’

• Other obligations also apply to the Manufacturer, Importer and Distributor and include the following

• Keep records of all products placed on the market for a minimum period of 10 years.

• Keep a record of all complaints and non-conformance that relate to a product

• Take immediate corrective action if a product is found to be non-conforming

• Make available all relevant documentation whenever a sale is made


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1.3 CPR OFFICIAL LINKS AND GUIDANCE

Official link to the EU Construction Product Regulationhttp://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2011:088:0005:0043:EN:PDF

UK’s “Product Contact Point for Construction” as required by the CPRhttp://www.planningportal.gov.uk/buildingregulations/buildingpolicyandlegislation/cpr

Detailed guidance on the CPR http://www.constructionproducts.org.uk/publications/industry-affairs/display/view/construction-products-regulation/

Additional information is also available from the Steel Construction websitehttp://www.steelconstruction.org/

1.4 FABRICATED STEEL PRODUCTS

The CPR also requires that Fabricated Steel Products are CE marked after 1st July 2014 (12 months later) when the European Harmonized Standard for fabricated steel products BS EN 1090-1 and BS EN 1090-2 come into force. However all products used in the manufacture of fabricated steel work after the 1st July 2013 must be supplied as CE compliant in line with the CPR regulations. This includes all structural steel, welding consumables and structural fixings. CE Marking of Fabricated products is covered in Section 2. and applies to those fabricating/welding steel in their designated facility through a controlled FPC as opposed to on-site where there is no requirement for CE Marking.

1.5 EXECUTION CLASS (EXC)

BS EN1090-2 introduces the concept of execution class. This enables Design Engineers to select the level of quality management suitable for the construction product and has a direct tie in with specified.

Execution Class System Level Type Of Work Undertaken Test Cert Level

EXC1 Elementary Quality System Farm Buildings N/A

EXC2 Standard Quality System Buildings 2.2/3.1

EXC3 Comprehensive Quality System Bridges, Stadia etc 3.1

EXC4 Comprehensive Quality System Special Structures* 3.1/3.2*Power Stations, Long Span Bridgeworks etc

Specification of an Execution Class (EXC) for steel structures is a new concept within the steel construction industry. In BS EN 1090-2 these range from Execution Class 1 to Execution Class 4 (EXC1, EXC2, EXC3 and EXC4). The strictness of requirements increases from EXC1 to EXC4.

The choice of execution class is a design issue where each class is based on the criticality of a structure in terms of its service conditions and the consequence of its failure. However, whilst the designer is responsible for determining the required execution class, to enable CE Marking of its fabricated steelwork, a steelwork contractor must declare and demonstrate its capability to produce a structure that will conform to a specified execution class.

All material supplied with a CE mark must be supplied to an Execution Class with effect from 1st July 2013. The purchaser must specify the Execution Class required from the supplier.

The importance of a steelwork contractor declaring the correct Execution Class for its range of fabricated steelwork cannot be overstated, since this not only impacts on the stringency of the systems and competency of personnel used to implement and control its manufacturing operations but also the work to be tendered for. A steelwork contractor declaring conformance to a particular Execution Class can undertake work in a lower class but not to a higher class.

Further guidance on the selection of Execution Class is given in the BCSA guide to CE Marking of Structural Steelwork publication available for download here: http://parkersteel.net/steel/media/pdf/literature/Steel_construction_CE_Marking.pdf

1.6 EUROPEAN HARMONISED STANDARDS (HEN) & EUROPEAN TECHNICAL ASSESSMENTS (ETA)

A full list of harmonised standards can be found on the EU’s Nando websitewww.ec.europa.eu/enterprise/newapproach/nando/index.cfm?fuseaction=cpd.hs

The harmonised product standards establish common test methods and reporting styles for declaring the essential characteristics of a product in the information accompanying CE Marking - for example the required yield strength of nominal S275 steels reducing with thickness. They also define the test methods and the testing frequency if sampling is to be adopted.

There are seven ‘essential requirements’ that apply to all civil engineering works, these are listed below:

1. Mechanical resistance and stability

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3. Hygiene, health and the environment

4. Safety and accessibility in use

5. Protection against noise

6. Energy economy and heat retention

7. Sustainable use of natural resources

These essential requirements derive from a comparison of what public safety provisions are included in the building and construction regulations of the EU’s member states. In essence, meeting the provisions should ensure that the products meet the regulatory requirements of all EU member states, including, for instance, the provisions on materials and workmanship in Regulation 7 of the Building Regulations applicable to England and Wales.

For steel products and ancillaries only mechanical resistance, stability and safety in case of fire apply. The harmonised product standards break down these general requirements into specific measurable properties termed essential ‘performance characteristics’ (e.g. yield strength, toughness and load bearing capacity) and establishes the values to be met.

1.7 IDENTIFICATION, INSPECTIONS & DOCUMENTATION

Under the CPR, documents will be supplied to verify that the information on the products supplied matches those ordered.

• These documents include inspection certificates, test reports, declaration of compliance and declaration of performance (DOP) as relevant for plates, sections, hollow sections, welding consumables, mechanical fasteners, studs etc.

• This documentation check is intended to obviate the need for testing products generally.

Specific testing of products unless otherwise specified is not required.

For compliance with BS EN1090-2 (CE Marking of Fabricated Steelwork) inspection documents to EN 10204 are required as follows.

• Structural Steel to S355J0 – 3.1 Type Certification

• Stainless Steel - 3.1 Type Certification

• Structural Bolt Assemblies - 2.1 Type Certification

• Welding Consumables - 2.2 Type Certification

BS EN 10025 requires full CEV values to be included and these are available on 3.1 / 3.2 type Test Certificates

For EXC3 and EXC4 constituent products will require full traceability at all stages from receipt to handover of the works.

1.8 CLASSIFICATIONS OF TEST CERTIFICATES

Manufacturers of structural steel products provide a declaration that their products conform to the specified properties (yield strength, tensile strength, elongation etc) by supplying either a Type 2.2 ‘Test Report’ or a Type 3.1/3.2 ‘Inspection Certificate’ (formally called Test Certificates) in accordance with BS EN 10204.

INSPECTION CERTIFICATE 2.1 “TYPE 2.1”Statement of compliance with the order by the manufacturer.Type 2.1 Certificates declares the manufacturers compliance to the standard the product is produced to but does not specifically inspect the product and does not normally include any test/sample results or CEV Values.

INSPECTION CERTIFICATE 2.2 “TYPE 2.2”Statement of compliance with the order by the manufacturer based on non-specific inspections (tests) by the manufacturer.The Type 2.2 Test Report is a declaration by the manufacturer that its product results are ‘typical’ of product characteristics for that particular product type. Tests results are supplied on the certification based on initial type testing or sampling, but are not specifically tests on the material being supplied. This is formally referred to as “non specific testing”, and as such does not include Chemical Analysis or CEV values required for welding or galvanising.

INSPECTION CERTIFICATE 3.1 “TYPE 3.1”Statement of compliance with the order by the manufacturer with results of specific inspectionA Type 3.1 Test Cert is a declaration by the manufacturer that the products supplied are in compliance with the specifications supported by test results. The information given on a Type 3.1 Inspection Certificate are actual test results from the material in the lot/batch from which the steel products have been supplied (formally referred to as “specific testing”). The test unit and the tests to be carried out are defined by the product specification, the official regulation and corresponding rules and/or the order.

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INSPECTION CERTIFICATE 3.2 “TYPE 3.2”Statement of compliance with order with indication of results of specific inspectionA Type 3.2 Test Cert expands on 3.1 with the addition that the inspection document is also authorised by an independent 3rd party inspector designated by the official regulations and in which they declare that the testing and inspection process required by the specifications have been fully complied with.

PART 2 - CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS REGULATIONS AND FABRICATED STEELWORK 1ST JUST 2014

2.0 INTRODUCTION

In order to be able to CE Mark the fabricated structural steelwork that they produce, steelwork contractors are required to declare performance to the System 2+ level of assessment (as described in Annex V of the CPR[1]). This requires them to undertake: • Initial type-testing of the product

• FPC, which will include

○ Implementation of FPC system procedures.

○ Appointment of a Responsible Welding Coordinator (RWC), if classified as execution class 2 and above.

○ Implementation of welding quality management system (WQMS) procedures.

○ Further testing of samples taken at the factory in accordance with the prescribed.

• Test plan.

They must also be assessed by a notified body that will carry out:

• Initial inspection of the manufacturing plant.

• Initial inspection of the FPC.

• Continuous surveillance, assessment and approval of the FPC, which will typically include:

○ An annual audit to ensure continued competence to the declared Execution Class (Table B.3 of BS EN 1090-1[8] sets out minimum levels for the routine surveillance intervals).

The notified body will then issue a FPC certificate and Welding Certificate identifying the Execution Class that the steelwork contractor is approved to.

2.1 CE MARKING OF FABRICATED PRODUCTS

Contracts for fabricated structural steelwork to be delivered to site on or after 1st July 2014 must be CE certified. This certification includes the obligations of BS EN 1090-1 and BS EN 1090-2 on the steelwork contractor. It will therefore be a legal requirement for all fabricated structural steelwork delivered to site from that date to be CE Marked. However, products delivered direct to end site and fabricated on-site do not have a CE Marking stipulation and will rely solely on the CE and FPC credentials of the supplier.

BS EN 1090-1 requires that ALL structural material supplied conforms to BS EN 1090-2. The BCSA have developed a specific structural steel work specification for CE marking (NSSS V5 CE Marking Version) that incorporates the requirements of BS EN 1090-2. This requires that ALL Importers, Distributors, Manufactures and Fabricators who change the original properties of a structural component are CE approved by an independent nominated body with a Factory Production Control System (FPC) and an ISO 9001 or equivalent quality system.

Changing the original properties includes but is not limited to, Shotblasting, Painting, Cutting, Cold Forming, Drilling, flame cutting, bending, rolling, marking welding etc.

2.1.1 BS EN 1090-1 AND BS EN 1090-2

BS EN 1090-1 and BS EN 1090-2 require that ALL structural material supplied conforms to BS EN 1090-2 including NSSS V5 CE Marking Version and that all fabricated products comply in a similar manner. This will require that ALL Importers, Distributors, Manufactures and fabricators who change the original properties of a structural component are CE approved by an independent nominated body with a Factory Production Control System (FPC) and an ISO 9001 or equivalent quality system.

BS EN 1090-1 is the harmonised standard covering fabricated structural steelwork and covers the execution of steel structures and aluminium structures. Copies of the BS EN 1090-1 & 2 are available from the British Standards website http://shop.bsigroup.com/

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manufacturers can demonstrate that the components they produce meet the declared performance characteristics (the structural characteristics which make them fit for their particular use and function).

Part 2 is the Technical Requirements for Steel Structures. It specifies the requirements for the execution of steel structures to ensure adequate levels of mechanical resistance and stability, serviceability and durability. It determines the performance characteristics for components that the manufacturer must achieve and declare through the requirements of Part 1. It also covers other activities such as erection and bolting. Its scope is also very wide in that it covers all types of steel structures and structures subject to fatigue and seismic stress.

The requirements of part 2 are very similar to previous requirements and these are covered in detail in the BCSA NSSS (National Structural Steelwork Specification) V5 CE Marking Version. Copies are available from the website http://www.steelconstruction.org/

Undertaking projects to the NSSS should ensure that the steelwork complies with the provisions relevant to all types of building construction designed for static loading in EXC2 according to BS EN 1090-2.

With respect to CE Marking the relevant sections of BS EN 1090-2 are as follows:• Documentation (clause 4 and Annex A);

• Constituent Steel Products (clauses 5, 12.1 and 12.2);

• Geometrical Tolerances (clauses 11 and 12.3 and Annex D);

• Welding and other fabrication operations (clauses 7, 6 and 12.4);

• Surface treatment for corrosion protection and durability (clauses 10 and 12.6 and Annex F).

• Welding / Welding Quality Management Systems / Welding Coordinator

• Execution Class

• Technical instructions

• Implementation

• Factory Production Control (FPC)

2.2 COMPLIANCE WITH THE CPR AND CE MARKING

In order for a steelwork contractor to demonstrate their right to CE Mark their products, they must be able to provide the following three documents:

1. Factory Production Control Certificate

2. Welding Certificate

3. Declaration of Performance

2.3 ROUTES TO GAINING CE APPROVAL

In order to be able to CE Mark the fabricated structural steelwork that they produce, steelwork contractors are required to declare performance to the System 2+ level of assessment. Only Notified Bodies are able to carry out certification assessment to award CE Marking (FPC and Welding Certificates).

Current approved notified bodies for any regulation are listed on the European Commissions website. With reference to BS EN 1090-1, the list of notified bodies can be viewed below http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/newapproach/nando/index.cfm?fuseaction=cpd.nb_hs&hs_id=144404&cpr=Y Basic requirements that need to be addressed ready for assessment by the Notified Body:

1. A Quality Control system that is preferably compliant with BS EN ISO 9001.

2. Factory Production Control (FPC) – Initial type testing and implementation of FPC system procedures.

3. Employ/Subcontract and International Welding Engineer/Technologist (IWE/IWT) as a Responsible Welding Coordinator, if

classified as execution class 2 and above.

4. A Welding Quality Management System (WQMS) is required that is in accordance with ISO 3834 and depending which part

of this standard, 2, 3 or 4 you work to, determines which Execution Class you can work in.

5. Purchasing - All products covered by the CPR must be purchased CE Marked and come with the appropriate test

certification as of 1st July 2013. Non Conformance of this will mean failure of the audit.


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Certification will generally be ongoing unless there are any changes to procedures and annual surveillance of the FPC is passed.

Already havecertified ISO 9001

Develop written Factory Production

Control system procedures

Annual surveillance of Factory Production

Control system.See note 2

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Employ or subcontract

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Award of certificates for CE Marking

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management system

Check to see if your ISO accreditation body is a notified body of 1090-2

Apply for Pre-audit if NO certified ISO

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Before embarking on the route to CE Marking it is essential that steelwork contractors become familiar with BS EN 1090-1 and BS EN 1090-2

NOTES REFERRED TO IN FLOW-CHART

1. If your certified ISO 9001 is with a notified body then the FPC certification assessment is in lieu of one notified body ISO

9001 surveillance visit

2. If your certified ISO 9001 is with a notified body then the FPC surveillance visit in lieu of one notified body ISO 9001

surveillance visit

DEFINITIONSQMS – Quality Management SystemIWE – International Welding Engineer

2.4 HOW LONG WITH IT TAKE TO GET A CERTIFIED FPC SYSTEM?

For those companies without certified BS EN ISO 9001 and certified BS EN ISO 3834 systems in place the process can take between 18 months and 2 years.

With a compliant ISO 9001 quality system in place, one of the biggest requirements is to have a certified Welding Quality Management System (WQMS to ISO 3834) and employ/subcontract a Responsible Welding Coordinator (RWC). The level of execution class you require to work to will depend on how detailed and skilled your WQMS will need to be. Due to these variables the process can take from 3 to 12 months

3.0 COMPLIANCE

ParkerSteel are the first fully certified for ISO 9001 and CE Approved distributor and processor in the UK. Our Canterbury depot is fully covered with a Factory Production Control system to Execution Class 4 – meaning we can process metal.We are fully compliant with all CPR requirements as a Distributor, Manufacturer and Importer and to the requirements of BS EN1090-1 and BS EN 1090-2 and have been approved by a independent assessment body effective from 1st July 2013 for all structural steel supplies, bolts and fasteners and prefabrication processors of structural steel

We are fully compliant with the BCSA standard conditions of supply and the National Structural Steelwork Specification V5 CE Marking Version for goods supplied to Execution Class 2, 3 and 4.


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PART 3 - PARKERSTEEL: COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONSTRUCTION PRODUCT REGULATION

3.1 HOW WE COMPLY

• Our Suppliers

○ Our suppliers are audited on an annual basis to ensure their certification such as ISO 9001 and FPC certificates among other criteria are current.

• Documentation

○ We keep a full history of documentation for a minimum of 10 years. Current records go back over 25 years.

○ Test Certificates of CE products can be downloaded from our website whenever required. When you place an order with ParkerSteel, you have full traceability at your fingertips

○ Copies of all our current accreditation certificates are available to download

• http://parkersteel.net/steel/media/pdf/literature/ce_marking_certificate.pdf

• http://www.parkersteel.co.uk/media/pdf/general/ISO_9001_Certification.pdf

• Regular Auditing

○ Our ISO 9001 quality management system (QMS) accreditation and Factory Production Control (FPC) means that we are regularly audited by both the BSI and SCCS

• Initial Type Testing

○ The general principles behind evaluation of conformity are to use initial type testing and factory production controls measures. We have and will carry out regularly testing of all our processing to ensure they conform to the requirements.

• Factory Production Control (FPC)

○ Our processing centres at Canterbury is fully covered by FPC to ensure we can produce conforming products in regular ongoing production. The FPC is based on sampling being taken throughout the process meeting and recording the finding of the quality gates. For products of BS EN 10025-1 we use lot or cast tractability and normally these are 3.1 but in some products it could be only 2.1 certs (for Hollow Section S235, 3.1 type test certificates are not currently available). Many of these quality gates are audited by our BS EN ISO 9001 systems and ensure compliance and highlight any non conforming products.

• Dealing with Non Conforming Products

○ Non-conforming materials (whether due to defective material or defective documentation e.g. certificates) are controlled to prevent their sale or dispatch. When material is supplied to a customer, which does not conform to the specified requirements, but is accepted as non-conforming material, the description of the non conformity, that has been accepted, shall be recorded to denote the actual condition.

• Product Recall

○ In the event of manufacturers product recall, the Company is able to identify who has been supplied the recalled product, using the product recall facility on the computer. Customers will be notified of recall in writing and advised of necessary action.

Those materials recalled will be quarantined and the manufacturer informed.

3.2 BCSA MODEL PURCHASE SPECIFICATIONS

ParkerSteel are compliant with BCSA model purchasing specifications for the supply of steel products and adheres to the standards of the National Structural Steelwork Specification for Buildings 5th edition (CE Marking Version)

Copies of the BCSA Model specifications for the Supply of Steel Products can be found at the BCSA website http://www.steelconstruction.org/

3.3 HOW CAN PARKERSTEEL HELP?

At time of writing ParkerSteel are the only steel stockholder and processor to have full CE Approval to Execution Class 4. This means no matter what the scale of the job, ParkerSteel can supply steel stock and processed steel to the Execution Class required and fully compliant to NSSS V5 CE.

Our processing machines have all been tested for conformance to the relevant Execution Class (Section 3.4). This can help benefit your business as it means laborious tasks such as marking out, drilling, cutting and coping etc can be supplied to any execution class required, leaving skilled personnel free to focus on more value adding services.

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for a job as/when required.

3.4 PROCESSING CONFORMITY

A stockholder may purchase and supply (non processed) material to EXC4 as long as the associated documentation is supplied to the relevant standard. However, as soon as the material is altered in anyway (this includes any of the processes below) the stockholder/processor immediately becomes the “manufacturer”. To supply CE marked material a FPC is therefore required and the processor will only be able to supply processed material to the maximum execution class their certification allows.

Our FPC certificate is valid up to Execution Class 4 (the highest) which means we can process material to any level. This request for execution class needs to be explicitly notified to us and this will commonly be detailed in your purchase order.

EXC1 EXC2 EXC3 EXC4 Notes

Sawing

Tolerance +/-2mm length

Shotblasting To s.a 2.5 finish grey or red paint

Drilling Tolerance +/-2mm on location.

Etching Unlimited number of numbers

Hard Stamping Up to 12 characters

Coping - Acetylene **see note **see note

** See 3.4.3

Coping - Plasma**see note **see note

** See 3.4.3

Shearing Tolerance +/-2mm angles & flat bar

Shearing Tolerance +/-2mm

Punching and Holing**see note **see note

Punching is not recommended for Execution Class 3 or 4 ** See 3.4.2

Forming Above Grade S355 may need heat treatment

Laser**see note **see note **see note

** See 3.4.3

Plasma **see note **see note **see note

** See 3.4.3

Etching Unlimited characters

Water jet **see note **see note **see note

** See 3.4.3

Gemini**see note **see note **see note

** See 3.4.3

Drilling Tolerance +/- 2mm on position


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3.4.1 EXCLUSION CLASSES• EXC1 - Farm buildings.

• EXC2 - Buildings (similar to the scope of the NSSS).

• EXC3 - Bridges.

• EXC4 - Special structures (power stations, long span bridges etc.).

3.4.2 PUNCHING AND HOLING*Holes for fasteners or pins may be formed by any process (drilling, punching, laser, plasma or other thermal cutting) provided that this leaves a finished hole such that:

A. Cutting requirements relating to local hardness and quality of cut surface to 6.4 (BS EN1090-2) are fulfilled.

B. All material holes for fasteners or pins register with each other so that fasteners can be inserted freely through the assembled members in a direction at right angles to the faces in contact.

Punching is permitted provided that the nominal thickness of the component is not greater than the nominal diameter of the hole or for a non circular hole its minimum dimension.

For EXC1 and EXC2 holes may be formed by punching without reaming unless otherwise specified.

For EXC3 and EXC 4, punching without reaming is not permitted if the plate thickness is greater than 3mm then the hole will be punched at least 2mm undersize in diameter. For plate or sheet thickness less than or equal to 3mm the holes may be by full size punching.

When punching cut outs in plate over 16mm in thickness the deformed material shall be removed by grinding punched cut outs and not permitted for EXC4.

3.4.3 CUT OUTS AND CORNERS**Over Cutting of re-entrant corners shall not be permitted. Re entrant corners are those where the open angle between the faces is less than 180 deg.Re-entrant corners and notches shall be rounded off with a of 10mm that will cover up to Exc. Class 2 or higher

FIGURE 2 — EXAMPLE OF CUT OUTS R=10MM

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KEY

1. Not permitted

2. Form A (recommended for fully mechanised or automatic cutting)

3. Form B (permitted)

3.5 CERTIFICATIONCertification can be found under the literature section of the website:https://www.parkersteel.co.uk/Literature


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PART 4.0 - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

4.1 WHAT IS CE MARKING AS REQUIRED BY THE CONSTRUCTION PRODUCT REGULATION? CE marking is the record of the performance of the product as stated in the Declaration of Performance. From 1st July 2013 construction products in conformity with a Harmonised Standard (hEN) or a European Technical Assessment (ETA) must have CE marking.

4.2 DOES MATERIAL HAVE TO BE PHYSICALLY MARKED ‘CE’?No, CE Marking can be either affixed to the product, issued with accompanying documentation or made available on demand through electronic means.

4.3 WHAT IS THE AIM OF CE MARKING?The aim of CE marking in the steel industry is to harmonise the safety performance of construction products across the EU.

4.4 WHO NEEDS TO COMPLY?• Importers of structural steelwork.

• Stockholders and Metal processors.

• Fabricators of Metal components that have a structural use in civil engineering

4.5 I USE A SUB CONTRACT FABRICATOR, HOW ARE THEY COVERED?The sub contractor is covered under the main fabricators CE accreditation but it his responsibility to ensure that all procedures for CE marking are carried out and that any sub contractor used is included in there Factory Production Control (FPC) system.

4.6 DOES MY FPC NEED TO COVER ME FOR ON-SITE FABRICATION?No, CE Marking for fabrication only covers work carried out within your factory/fabrication premises. Work on site does not require fabricated structural steelwork to BSEN 1090 to be CE Marked. Note: This does not effect the products which must always come CE Marked

4.7 MAIN CONTRACTORS RESPONSIBILITY?The main contractor or client should appoint a steelwork contractor with an Execution Class (1.5 page 5) equal to or higher than that required for the project. As determined in BS EN 1090-1.

4.8 WHEN DOES IT COME INTO FORCE?• 1st July 2013 for construction products

• 1st July 2014 for fabricated structural steelwork to BS EN 1090-1

4.9 WHAT IS DEFINED AS A CONSTRUCTION PRODUCT? Any product or kit (two or more products which are put together) placed on the market for incorporation in a permanent manner in construction works, the performance of which affects the performance of the construction works with respect to the seven Basic Requirements.

4.10 WHAT ARE THE MAIN PRODUCTS ARE COVERED?The main products affected in steel construction are indicated on page 3 (1.1) but include hot rolled steel sections, plate, hollow sections, fixings, fasteners and welding consumables. Basically, if it’s due to used permanently as part of the structure it will need to be CE marked according to the CPR.

4.11 CAN I STILL UPGRADE MATERIAL?Yes. A sample of the material will be sent to an independent test house, as long as the tests pass, the material can be upgraded to a higher specification. The test report will be supplied along with the original material inspection report.

4.12 WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CE AND NON-CE STEEL PRODUCTSFor Steel Construction Products, not too much has changed, as for a number of years prior to the new regulations, material in the industry has been supplied to the harmonised standard (i.e. BS EN 10025-1). New CE requirements will mainly effect the paperwork (marking and labelling)

4.13 WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CE AND NON-CE FIXING & FASTENERS PRODUCTSThe CPR states that only bolts M12 and above in diameter require CE Marking. The majority of non preloaded bolts supplied into the industry prior to 1st July 2013 was to a worldwide DIN standard. These are now illegal to use as a structural bolt as defined in the CPR. • For non preload bolts BS EN 15048 must be used – these will generally come ready assembled and the load bearing nut

and bolt are subject to much stringent tests to ensure quality and performance. 3.1 certs generally issued, although 2.2 is acceptable.

The easiest visual check is CE approved structural bolts will have 8.8SB stamped on the bolt head and nut.

• Preloaded bolts have generally been supplied to BS EN 14399 for a number of years, so this will not have as significant impact as long CE marking information (including test certs) is supplied


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4.14 WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING THE CE MARKING INFORMATION? The manufacturer of the construction product who makes it available on the market. Note: From July 2014, if you alter a CE marked product in any way (i.e. drill, cut, weld it etc) you become the manufacturer so must have a FPC system in place to allow you to “CE Mark” the product or kit.

4.15 HOW DOES A DISTRIBUTOR WHO MAKES THE PRODUCT AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET PROVIDE THE CE MARKING INFORMATION? If the product has been transferred from the manufacturer to a distributor and the distributor has not changed the integrity or declared performance of the product in any way, the distributor must ensure that the product is issued with the manufacturer’s CE marking (inspection documents “test certs”). The Distributor must ensure full traceability of the product (ISO 9001)

4.16 DOES A TEST CERT MEAN A PRODUCT IS CE APPROVED?On its own, No. The material must be purchased from a supplier with a quality management system (ISO 9001) which means the material is fully traceable back to source. If this is fulfilled and the product was placed on the market prior to 1st July 2013 this will still meet the requirements of the CPR - as long as the test cert is to the required standard (page 7).

4.17 HOW LONG DO DECLARATIONS OF PERFORMANCE AND THE CE MARKING INFORMATION HAVE TO BE RETAINED/FILED BY THE MANUFACTURER AND DISTRIBUTOR? Technical documentation, Declarations of Performance and the CE marking information must be retained for a period of 10 years.

4.18 DOES IT APPLY IF I DON’T FABRICATE STEEL?Yes, any product covered by a harmonised standard or ETA which has an end use in construction must be CE marked.

4.19 IF I FABRICATE STRUCTURAL STEELWORK WHAT DO I NEED TO DO TO COMPLY?From July 2013 any products you use in fabricating a component/kit for use in structural steel work must be CE marked where a harmonised standard exists

From the 1st July 2014 fabricated steelwork require a CE mark. This means fabricators will not be able to fabricate any construction products without a FPC Cert for BS EN 1090-1, as by changing the integrity of the product they effectively become the manufacturer for the component or kit. This is covered in detail in 2.3 (pages 12 & 13). The basic requirements are:• To have purchasing systems in place to ensure you buy only CE marked sections, bolts and welding consumables

• Install a Factory Production Control system

• Where welding is involved, a Welding Quality Management System (WQMS) is needed and to include the appointment of a Responsible Welding Coordinator

○ Your WQMS will need to cover you for the maximum Execution Class required

• Once the above is in place the Company is ready to become certified by a notified body, this can take up to 12 months to achieve.

Note: Work carried out on site is not covered by a FPC, therefore fabrication is not required to be CE marked to BS EN 1090-1, The construction products used must still be CE marked

4.20 WHAT HAPPENS IF I DON’T COMPLY?The legislation is now law throughout the UK. As a steelwork contractor you will be responsible to conform to the regulations as set out in NSSS V5CE. This requires the construction product regulations and CE marking to be adhered to and if not are in breach of your contractual agreements and completion certificate.

As well as this if your purchasing systems are not in place, for simply not purchasing CE compliant bolts for example, you could also fail your FPC audit which would mean you fail any surveillance visits putting future contracts at risk.

4.21 HOW WILL IT BE ENFORCED?Legislation will be brought in 2013 to enable enforcement by the Trading Standards Authority, which will have the power to stop a business from trading until the company shows that it complies with the regulations. In severe cases the Directors may be imprisoned.

4.22 DOES IT JUST APPLY TO “NEW BUILDS”?No, the construction product regulation will apply to any work be carried out to UK building regulations.

4.23 IF I PURCHASE FROM PARKERS WILL I BE COVERED?In a word, Yes. Any product you request for execution class 2+ will be CE Marked and the appropriate inspection report will be issued along with CE marked paperwork.

4.24 ARE PARKERS COVERED TO SUPPLY CE MARKED FABRICATED PRODUCTSYes, we were among the first processors in the country to gain our Factory Production Control (FPC) Certification (page 19) which means we can fabricate the material and supply the goods with full CE Approval.

4.25 IS CE MARKING ANYTHING TO DO WITH BREEAM?No, BREEAM is an independently assessed method of building and sets the standard for the best practice in sustainable


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design. A BREEAM compliant building will be required to comply with UK building regulations and as such CE Marked material will still be required.

4.26 WILL I NEED A TEST CERTIFICATE FOR EVERY ITEM PURCHASED?No, a fabricator can ask the stockholders to hold the certificates and make them available when required. The Construction Products Regulations require Steelwork Contractors to retain the technical documentation (including CE marked Test Certificates) for a period of 10 years.

4.27 WHAT IS CEV?This is the Carbon Equivalent Value and which is an indication of the materials weld ability. The steel specification states that the CEV must be .45 or below to conform.


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Angles Equal Angle Aluminium ...................................................................... 69 Bright Steel ..................................................................... 52 Galvanised Steel Equal Angle ........................................ 34 Mild Steel ........................................................................ 32 Stainless Steel ................................................................. 61 Unequal Angle Mild Steel ......................................................................... 34 Aluminium ....................................................................... 69

CE Marking ................................................................................ 98

Fittings Brackets ............................................................................... 103 Flanges ................................................................................. 102 Gussets ................................................................................. 104 Rectangles ............................................................................ 106 Rings ..................................................................................... 105 Squares ................................................................................ 108

Hollow Section Circular Hollow Section Aluminium ....................................................................... 71 Cold Formed .................................................................... 24 E.R.W. Round Tube ......................................................... 26 Ornamental Tube ............................................................ 62 ParkerTube Stainless Handrail ...................................... 63 Plain Ended Tube ............................................................ 27 Q-Railing ........................................................................... 64 Screwed & Socketed Tube ............................................. 27 Rectangular Hollow Section Aluminium ....................................................................... 71 Cold Formed .................................................................... 22 E.R.W. Rectangular Tube ................................................ 27 Stainless Steel ................................................................. 62 Square Hollow Section Aluminium ....................................................................... 71 Cold Formed .................................................................... 20 E.R.W. Square Tube ........................................................ 26 Stainless Steel ................................................................. 62

Mesh Conventional Mesh ............................................................. 77 Expanded Metal Flattened Mesh ...................................... 77 Open Mesh Steel Flooring & Stair Tread .......................... 78 Stainless Steel Weldmesh .................................................. 66 Walkway Mesh ..................................................................... 77 Weldmesh ............................................................................ 76

Mitre Cutting Codes ................................................................. 100

Plate 5 Bar Tread Plate ................................................................. 73 Mild Steel Plate .................................................................... 43 Stainless Steel Plate ............................................................ 66

Processing CNC Saw & Drill ................................................................... 90 Drilling, Milling & Countersinking...................................... 88 End Chamfering .................................................................. 93 Hard Stamping .................................................................... 93 Laser Processing ................................................................. 80 Plasma Processing .............................................................. 82 Precision Folding ................................................................. 89 Profile Drilling ...................................................................... 84 Punch & Shear ..................................................................... 92 Shotblasting & Priming ....................................................... 94 Tube Laser Processing ........................................................ 86 Waterjet Processing ............................................................ 87

Processing Tolerances ............................................................. 110

Profiles Half Round Square Edge .................................................... 38 High Yield Reinforcing Bar ................................................. 38 Mild Steel Edging Section ................................................... 76 Split Tees .............................................................................. 38

Sheet Stainless Steel Sheet .......................................................... 65 Aluminium Sheet ................................................................ 72 Galvanised Corrugated Sheet ........................................... 42 Mild Steel Sheet .................................................................. 42

Solid Bar Flat Bar Aluminium ...................................................................... 68 Bright Steel (Imperial) ................................................... 52 Bright Steel (Metric) ....................................................... 51 Mild Steel ........................................................................ 36 Stainless .......................................................................... 60 Hexagonal Bar Aluminium ...................................................................... 73 Bright Steel ..................................................................... 53 Round Bar Aluminium ...................................................................... 67 Black Alloy Round Bar .................................................... 50 Black Carbon Round Bar ............................................... 50 Bright Steel (Imperial) .................................................... 48 Bright Steel (Metric) ....................................................... 46 Mild Steel ........................................................................ 39 Stainless Steel ................................................................ 58 Stubs Silver Steel ............................................................ 54 Square Bar Aluminium ...................................................................... 67 Bright Steel ..................................................................... 53 Mild Steel ........................................................................ 39

Structural Profiles Aluminium Channel ............................................................. 70 Mild Steel Parallel Flange Channel .................................... 16 Mild Steel Tapered Flange Channel ................................... 16 Universal Beams .................................................................. 12 Universal Columns ............................................................... 14

Technical Drawings .................................................................. 99Technical Standards ................................................................ 126Technical Tolerances ............................................................... 111

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