Tubecon Wiki
We at Tubecon will gladly help you with any questions regarding engineering and mechanics. Over the years we have collected a wide range of information. At Tubecon we understand the importance of good advice and knowledge. We hope that you can use our information in both your daily work and dealing with clients.
On the Wiki page our visitors would be able to find ample information regarding steel tubing, hollow sections, open profiles, technical aspects and many more.
On the Wiki page you will find information other than the steel tubes and cold formed sections that Tubecon manufactures and supplies in the South African market. Though our experience is extensive in the manufacturing of steel tubes and profiles we have added information to the Wiki page off products that we do not manufacture or supply. If there is any uncertainty on which products Tubecon would be able to roll-form or supply please do not hesitate to contact one of our more than capable sales staff.
Sharing our expertise to help you get further!
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Angle Iron, Hot Formed (equal leg)
Angle Iron, Hot Formed (unequal leg)
Angle Iron, Cold Formed (equal leg)
Angle Iron, Cold Formed (unequal leg)
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Butt and groove welding symbols
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Channels (taper flange, parallel flange)
Chemical composition of common steel types
Cold-formed unequal flange lipped Z's
Cold Rolled and Hot Rolled VS Cold Formed and Hot Formed, The Misconception
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Fin Controlled or Internally Scarfed
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High strength friction grip bolts and nuts
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I-sections (Parallel flange)(Universal beams)
I-sections (taper flange) ('rolled steel joists')
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Mechanical properties of common steel types
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Properties steel in structural applications
Properties flat steel bars and sections
Properties hot rolled sheet and plate steel
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Specifications for open cold-formed sections
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Terminology used in the Steel Industry
Theoretical Calculations of Steel Products
Tolerances on plates (thickness, width & length)
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This page was created by Peter Kalteren for Tubecon
