



A500 Grade B HSS 6x6x0.375 Structural Steel Tubing | BC Stock
SKU HSS 6"X6"X0.375
In stock: 1 available · Ships from Kelowna BC
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A500 Grade B HSS 6x6x0.375 Structural Steel Square Tubing
This A500 Grade B hollow structural section (HSS) is a 6x6x0.375 inch square steel tube — a standard structural steel profile used in fabrication, construction, and heavy equipment repair. Stocked in Kelowna, BC and available for Canada-wide shipping.
Specifications
- Standard: ASTM A500 Grade B
- Profile: Square HSS (Hollow Structural Section)
- Nominal Size: 6 in x 6 in x 0.375 in wall
- Material: Carbon Steel
- Stocked: Kelowna, BC, Canada
Fitment & Applications
This structural tubing is used in general fabrication, structural frames, heavy equipment chassis repairs, trailers, and construction projects. Confirm dimensions and grade requirements with your engineer before use.
FAQ
What is A500 Grade B steel?
ASTM A500 Grade B is a cold-formed welded and seamless carbon steel structural tubing specification. Grade B has a minimum yield strength of 46 ksi (317 MPa) and minimum tensile strength of 58 ksi (400 MPa).
Is only one piece available?
Quantity is limited. Contact sales@rentwithaim.ca or check the product page for current inventory.
Where is this stocked?
Stocked in Kelowna, BC. Canada-wide shipping available.
Can this be cut to length?
Contact sales@rentwithaim.ca to discuss custom cutting requirements.
Fitment data available on request. Email sales@rentwithaim.ca with your machine year/make/model.
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