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ERW

ERW Mechanical Tubing

ERW mechanical tubing is produced by cold-forming steel sheets into a cylindrical profile. High-frequency electric current is applied to the edges, heating the material until they are fused together under pressure. This process creates a high-strength bond without the use of added filler metals, resulting in a clean, consistent weld.

Standard Specifications & Grades

We stock ERW mechanical tubing in both hot-rolled and cold-rolled finishes:

  • ASTM A513 Type 1: Hot Rolled (standard structural and mechanical use)

  • ASTM A513 Type 2: Cold Rolled (for tighter tolerances and superior surface finish)

Available Profiles & Sizes:

  • Round: 0.375″ – 16″ OD | 0.035″ – 0.250″ Wall

  • Square: 0.500″ – 6″ OD | 0.049″ – 0.120″ Wall

  • Rectangle: 0.500″ – 8″ OD | 0.049″ – 0.120″ Wall

Why Source from PIT Steel?

Domestic Inventory

Extensive stock of steel melted and manufactured in the USA.

Hard-to-Find Specs

Specialized inventory in high-yield API 5L X52 & X65 grades.

Mill Relationships

Direct supply agreements with Tier 1 global mills.

Strategic Stocking

Customized inventory programs built to support your specific project timelines.

Value-Added Services & Finishes

We offer a variety of coatings and in-house fabrication services to deliver parts ready for your assembly line.

Surface Options:

  • Hot Rolled Black or Pickled & Oiled (P&O)

     
  • Cold Rolled & Cold Rolled AKDQ

  • Aluminized & Galvanized coatings for corrosion resistance

Value-Added Services:

  • Precision Saw, Miter, and Laser Cutting

  • Bending, Forming, and Swaging

  • Coping, Machining, and Drilling

  • Custom Painting, Plating, and Pickling

Applied Industries

Our ERW mechanical tubing is used in a wide range of consumer and industrial products:

  • Equipment & Machinery: Lawn and farm equipment, material handling, and exercise machines.

  • Commercial Goods: Office furniture, medical equipment, and retail display structures.

  • Transportation: Automotive components and recreational vehicles.

  • Energy: Support structures for oil and gas operations.