Steel hollow structural sections (HSS) offer engineers numerous advantages in their designs. Not only do HSS deliver exceptional torsional resistance and compressive strength, but they also have less surface area than open sections and can weigh less in many applications, reducing project costs. In fact, Atlas Tube’s new HSS vs. wide flange comparison tool can calculate how much weight can be saved by switching to HSS. Plus, HSS are aesthetically pleasing and are readily available in a wide range of sizes.
Designing with wide flange columns? Use our comparison tool to see how HSS can increase the efficiency or your designs, saving weight on the project.
Find out more about what sets Atlas Tube Jumbo HSS apart.
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View chartAtlas Tube is committed to clean tube production. Our new factory-specific EPDs are now available.
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Big dreams need big tools to come alive — tools like Atlas Tube Jumbo HSS, the largest HSS made in North America. Designed to support the longest spans and most extreme loads, Jumbo HSS offer unbeatable efficiency, with strength-to-weight ratios that wide-flange sections can’t match. That means you can build taller and wider while saving tonnage and making the best use of space. So start planning big things today. Atlas Tube is ready to help bring those plans to life.
Learn more about designing with HSS in a custom presentation designed to meet your organization’s needs.
Our biggest sizes ever are here. Watch our announcement video to learn more, and start planning big things today.
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Shuriken is a new technology from Atlas Tube that makes it fast, easy and affordable to splice HSS in the field with standard A325 or A490 bolts. Watch our demo video to see how it works.
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Learn more about the differences between A1085 and the older A500 classifications, and how those differences can help you build stronger structures more efficiently.
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