by
Bradlee Fletcher
on
November 9, 2016
As I talk to my colleagues around the country, I’m always asked about what makes an ASTM A1085 or A500 Grade C HSS round better than the ASTM A53 pipe the local fabricator is offering. Since A1085 and A500 Grade C are both structural specifications, round HSS products are produced to be used in structural...
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Jelani Rucker
on
March 3, 2016
How ASTM A1085 HSS Outperforms A500 HSS[iframe class='sproutvideo-player' src='//videos.sproutvideo.com/embed/a09bddb61a12e3cf28/1e23c6fec49d39dc' width='630' height='354' frameborder='0' allowfullscreen ]...
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by
Bradlee Fletcher
on
May 15, 2015
Although it’s been around for a couple years, there's still a great deal of unfamiliarity surrounding the ASTM A1085 HSS spec. In an effort to continue to educate engineers about the applications and benefits of HSS (and that really is our mission at Atlas Tube), let’s compare a few of the properties that set ASTM A1085 apart from ASTM A500- 23...
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Jeffrey Packer
on
May 5, 2014
Most users of HSS are now aware of the new ASTM A1085 specification for "higher performance" HSS that was approved in 2013 and immediately manufactured by Atlas Tube. Details of the features of this HSS are readily available: http://www.atlasconnection.com/profiles/blogs/new-astm-specification-provides-improved-performance-for-hollow In 2...
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