National Mfg N215-442 Steel Solid Angle 1x72x0.125 in Astm A36

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N215-442 is a hot rolled plain steel solid angle measuring 1 inch x 72 inches x 0.125 inches. It is designed for structural framing, bracing, and fabrication applications across construction and industrial trades. The material meets ASTM A36 specification, a widely recognized structural steel standard that confirms consistent mechanical properties for load-bearing and welded assemblies. Weighing 14.4 pounds, this angle iron is suited for projects requiring a reliable, weldable mild steel section. It is typically installed by ironworkers, pipefitters, millwrights, or general contractors working on structural or mechanical support systems.

This solid angle is used in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. Common applications include support brackets, shelf framing, equipment bases, and structural reinforcement. The 72-inch length provides a full 6-foot run, making it practical for spanning standard framing bays or fabricating custom supports without intermediate joints. The hot rolled finish is suitable for welding, drilling, grinding, and field modification. This product ships in a package quantity of 3 units per order as noted by the supplier.

Key Features

• Meets ASTM A36 structural steel specification for consistent mechanical properties
• Hot rolled plain steel construction offers excellent forming and welding characteristics
• 1 inch x 72 inches x 0.125 inches dimensions suit a wide range of light structural tasks
• Full 6-foot length minimizes splicing in standard framing and support applications
• Plain steel finish is compatible with welding, cutting, drilling, and painting

Compatibility

Designed as a standard ASTM A36 hot rolled plain steel solid angle suitable for general structural fabrication, support framing, and mechanical bracing applications in light construction and industrial settings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by ironworkers, fabricators, or general contractors using standard metalworking tools including angle grinders, drill presses, and MIG or stick welders. Always power down any adjacent electrical systems and follow applicable structural codes before beginning work. Field cuts should be deburred to prevent injury and to ensure proper fit. Follow applicable building codes and consult a licensed structural engineer when using this angle in load-bearing assemblies.