Value Collection 1.0X01.0X36 Steel Square Bar 1018

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 1.0X01.0X36 is a hot-rolled steel square bar machined from 1018 low-carbon steel, measuring 1 inch square by 36 inches long. It weighs 10.31 pounds and delivers consistent cross-section geometry throughout its full length. The 1018 grade provides good machinability, weldability, and moderate tensile strength, making it a practical choice for fabrication, structural framing, brackets, shafts, and general metalworking applications. This bar stock is a standard trade supply item handled by machinists, fabricators, ironworkers, and maintenance technicians working across industrial, commercial, and residential construction environments.

This square bar is suited for applications where a reliable, machinable mild steel stock is required. Common uses include structural supports, guides, frames, fixtures, and custom fabricated parts. It is appropriate for shop fabrication, job-site cutting and welding, and maintenance repair operations. The 36-inch length provides a workable starting stock for most bench and shop tasks without requiring additional cutting to a manageable size.

Key Features

• 1018 low-carbon steel grade for reliable machinability and weldability
• 1 inch square cross-section held consistently across full 36-inch length
• 10.31 pound bar weight suitable for manual handling on the bench or job site
• Solid square profile with no hollow core, ready for cutting, drilling, or welding
• Standard bar stock format compatible with common fabrication shop tooling

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 1018 low-carbon steel square bar stock suitable for general fabrication, structural, and maintenance applications requiring a 1-inch square mild steel section.

Installation Notes

Cutting, welding, and drilling of steel bar stock should be performed by qualified metalworkers or tradespeople using appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and face protection. Always secure the bar firmly in a vise or clamp before cutting or machining. Follow applicable safety codes and workplace standards when performing hot work such as welding or torch cutting. Deburr all cut edges before handling or integrating into an assembly.