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Read moreThe Atlas Observer is Atlas Tube's dedicated resource for structural engineers, architects, and fabricators working with Hollow Structural Sections (HSS). Published by Atlas Tube — North America's leading HSS producer — the Atlas Observer covers ASTM specification comparisons (A500, A1085, CSA G40.21 and beyond), practical structural design guides, and deep technical insights on connection design, design wall thickness, new design tools, and seismic applications.
Editor's Note: This post was originally published in 2012 and is preserved here for historical reference. For current HSS...
Read moreLast week, I had the pleasure of attending Solar Power International, a...
Read moreIt’s been one year since JMC Steel Group headquarters moved to Chicago and we’re proud to call the Windy City home. While it’s known for deep-dish pizza, blues music and the Super Bowl shuffle, we’re most proud of Chicago’s steel skyline and its use of hollow structural sections (HSS). Today, I want to provide you a little background on C...
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Read moreOur quality assurance team is the best in the industry—they are present in all 15 facilities to ensure we follow our documented quality system procedures when producing products to meet ASTM, CSA, API, UL and FM standards. These documented quality procedures are a part of our ISO, TS and API certified quality management systems upheld at our m...
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