Value Collection AC2.X1.X.125X80 Channel Iron 80 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION AC2.X1.X.125X80 is a low carbon steel channel iron used as structural support framing in mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and general construction applications. The channel profile measures 2 inches wide by 1 inch tall with a wall thickness of 0.125 inches, and the bar stock runs 80 inches in total length. Weighing 11.87 pounds, this piece is sized for moderate load-bearing and bracket fabrication tasks. Licensed tradespeople and contractors cut, drill, and weld channel iron like this to build equipment pads, pipe hangers, electrical enclosure supports, and conduit strut systems on commercial and residential job sites.

Channel iron of this profile is commonly used by HVAC technicians, pipefitters, electricians, and general contractors when fabricating custom supports, mounting frames, and equipment bases. The 2-inch by 1-inch C-channel geometry suits tight clearance installations where standard strut channel or angle iron would not fit. At 80 inches, the stock length provides enough material for multiple cuts on a single job or for one continuous structural member in a framing layout.

Key Features

• Low carbon steel construction for reliable weldability and machinability
• Wall thickness of 0.125 inches provides structural rigidity for bracket and frame fabrication
• 2-inch flange width by 1-inch leg height C-channel profile
• 80-inch length allows multiple cuts per piece or use as a full-length structural member
• Weighs 11.87 pounds — manageable for single-person handling on most job sites

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose structural channel iron suitable for use in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical support fabrication where a 2-inch by 1-inch low carbon steel C-channel profile is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed tradespeople or experienced contractors using standard metalworking tools including angle grinders, metal-cutting saws, and drill presses. Always power down electrical systems and isolate any live services before mounting fabricated supports near energized equipment. Cut edges should be deburred to prevent injury and to ensure flush contact with mounting surfaces. Follow applicable local building codes and standards when using structural steel members in load-bearing or equipment-support applications.