A low-carbon steel, having higher manganese content than certain other low-carbon steels, such as 1020. Being richer in manganese, 1018 is a better steel for carburized parts, since it produces a harder and more uniform case. It also has higher mechanical properties and better machining characteristics. The hot rolled bars used in the manufacture of this product are of special quality.

Most cold finished bars are produced by cold drawing. In this process, oversize hot rolled bars, which have been cleaned to remove scale, are drawn through dies to the required size. The larger sizes are generally turned and polished, the hot rolled bars having been machine turned, rather than drawn, followed by abrasive polishing. Turned and polished bars tend to have a somewhat brighter finish than cold drawn bars.

A greater degree of dimensional accuracy and straightness in round bars is obtained by grinding and polishing. The product resulting from this process is known as PRECISION SHAFTING.

Stock Lengths: 12' and 20' Approx.
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Size

Estimated Weight per Foot

Estimated Weight 20-Ft. Bar

N/A 104.4 lb N/A 2088 lb
N/A 108.6 lb N/A 2172 lb
N/A 112.9 lb N/A 2259 lb
N/A 121.8 lb N/A 2436 lb
N/A 131.0 lb N/A 2619 lb
N/A 140.5 lb N/A 2810 lb
N/A 150.4 lb N/A 3007 lb
N/A 160.5 lb N/A 3211 lb
N/A 171.1 lb N/A 3421 lb
N/A 193.1 lb N/A 3862 lb
N/A 216.5 lb N/A 4330 lb
N/A 241.2 lb N/A 4824 lb
N/A 267.3 lb N/A 5346 lb
N/A 294.7 lb N/A 5894 lb
N/A 323.4 lb N/A 6468 lb
N/A 353.5 lb N/A 7070 lb
N/A 384.9 lb N/A 7698 lb
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