Value Collection .75X.75X72 Steel Square Bar 1018

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION .75X.75X72 is a cold-finish 1018 low-carbon steel square bar measuring 0.75 inches by 0.75 inches in cross-section and 72 inches in length. Weighing 11.6 pounds, this bar stock is suited for fabrication, structural support, brackets, frames, and general metalworking applications. Grade 1018 low-carbon steel offers good machinability, consistent surface finish, and moderate strength, making it a reliable choice for shops, maintenance facilities, and field fabrication work. Machinists, fabricators, and maintenance technicians commonly stock this size for custom-fit parts and weldments.

This square bar is used across a wide range of light industrial, commercial, and maintenance applications. Typical uses include support bracing, gussets, axle stock, slide rails, and custom-fabricated parts in HVAC equipment frames, plumbing support structures, and electrical enclosure builds. At 6 feet in length, it provides enough material for multiple cuts from a single piece, reducing waste in high-volume fabrication settings. It ships as a single piece and is ready to cut, drill, weld, or machine on receipt.

Key Features

• 1018 low-carbon steel grade for consistent machinability and weldability
• 0.75 inches x 0.75 inches square cross-section for precise fitment in standard tooling and fixtures
• 72-inch length provides sufficient stock for multi-cut fabrication jobs
• 11.6-pound unit weight allows single-person handling without mechanical lift equipment
• Uniform geometry suitable for use in jigs, frames, and structural support applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose 1018 low-carbon steel square bar for use in fabrication, maintenance, and structural support applications where 0.75-inch square stock is specified.

Installation Notes

Cut to length using a horizontal band saw, cold saw, or angle grinder with a metal-rated cutoff wheel. Wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and cut-resistant gloves when cutting or grinding. Deburr all cut edges before fitting to adjacent components to prevent injury and ensure flush contact surfaces. Welding, drilling, and tapping operations should follow standard shop safety practices and applicable local codes.