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70x70mm Aluminium Square Bar 6082-T6
70x70mm Aluminium square bar in EN AW-6082 T6 to EN 755-2, with natural mill finish. Nominal weight 13.23 kg/m.
Minimum order
Minimum 100 kg per size. Sizes we do not hold in stock are extruded to order from 300 kg per size, alloy and finish. We confirm stock availability and lead time in your quote.
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Minimum order: 2 pieces
Minimum order: 100 kg per size
Applications & Usage
Typical uses for this square bar: base plates, brackets, stiffeners, frames, railings and general fabrication. Section 70x70mm: a solid section that can be cut, drilled, machined and welded. Supplied in the bare mill finish, without coating, which keeps cost down where appearance is secondary. Standard lengths: 2m, 3m.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 70 × 70 mm |
| Weight per Meter | 13.23 kg/m |
| Weight of a 2 m length | 26.5 kg |
| Weight of a 3 m length | 39.7 kg |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Alloy/Grade | EN AW-6082 T6 |
| Standard | EN 755-2 |
| Available Lengths | 2m, 3m |
| Full Stock Length | 6 m |
| Minimum Order per Size | 100 kg |
| Cut-to-Length Range | 100 – 3000 mm |
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