Structural steel
Structural steel is beams, tube, plate, angle, channel, bar, pipe, rebar and grating, and surplus is where fabricators pick up mill lengths and drops without paying service-center small-lot pricing. Target prices run about 20% below market and are confirmed in a written quote.
Target prices are 20% below typical market. We source each order, then confirm price and quantity in a written quote. Typical lots start at $5,000.
Structural steel: sizes, grades and specifications
Wide flange is ASTM A992 50 ksi from W6x9 to W24x55 in 20, 30, 40 and 60 ft lengths plus drops. HSS is A500 Gr. B/C, square from 2x2x3/16 to 8x8x3/8 and rectangular from 3x2x3/16 to 8x6x3/8, in 20, 24 and 40 ft. Angle and channel are A36 or A529, L2x2x1/4 to L6x6x3/8 and C6x8.2 to MC8x20. Plate is A36 or A572-50 from 1/4 in to 1 in in 4x8 and 5x10 sheets. Pipe is A53 Gr. B, 2 in to 8 in Sch 40. Rebar is A615 Gr. 60 deformed bar, #3 to #8, in 20, 40 and 60 ft. Grating is welded 19-W-4, galvanized or painted.
What to include when you ask for structural steel
Give the shape and size, the grade, the length and the total weight or piece count. Typical lots are 2 tons or more of wide flange, a ton of tube or bar shapes, three sheets of plate, 3 tons of rebar and 200 sq ft of grating. Say whether you will take mixed lengths, drops or a nearby section.
Every request goes to the broker desk, not to a seller. See how the quote process works or read the questions we are asked most.