National Mfg N215-434 Steel Solid Angle 1x48x0.125 in Astm A36

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N215-434 is a hot rolled plain steel solid angle designed for structural fabrication, framing, bracing, and general metalwork applications. Measuring 1 inch by 48 inches with a leg thickness of 0.125 inches, this angle iron meets ASTM Specification A36, the standard for low-carbon structural steel. It is well suited for forming and welding operations, making it a practical choice for fabricators, ironworkers, maintenance technicians, and contractors who need reliable structural stock in standard sizes. At 6.15 pounds, the piece is manageable for bench or field work.

This solid angle is used across residential, commercial, and industrial settings wherever A36 structural steel is specified. Common applications include equipment mounting brackets, support frames, shelf supports, reinforcement gussets, and light structural assemblies. The 48-inch length works well for short-span framing members or can be cut to length on site. It is sold in a package quantity of 3 pieces per unit of measure.

Key Features

• Hot rolled plain steel construction meets ASTM A36 specification for structural applications
• 1 inch leg width by 48 inch length by 0.125 inch leg thickness for compact framing tasks
• Excellent forming characteristics allow bending to custom shapes without fracturing
• Excellent weldability makes it compatible with standard MIG, TIG, and stick welding processes
• Plain steel finish accepts paint, primer, and galvanizing coatings after surface prep
• Packaged 3 pieces per unit for small-quantity project needs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard A36 hot rolled steel angle suitable for general structural fabrication, maintenance, and repair work where low-carbon mild steel angle stock is required.

Installation Notes

Cutting and drilling should be performed with tools rated for mild steel stock. Wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and gloves when cutting, grinding, or welding. Clean cut edges and remove mill scale in weld zones before joining to ensure proper fusion. Follow applicable building codes and welding standards for any load-bearing or structural installations.