RR MetalMakers's RR MetalMakers YST 310 MS SHS - (250 x 250 x 4.8 mm) - 6 mtr Length is a high-quality cold-formed Square Hollow Section in YST 310 grade structural steel produced to IS 4923:2017 (Hollow Steel Sections for Structural Use). The 250 mm × 250 mm × 4.8 mm hollow square cross-section across 6 m lengths is engineered to deliver high yield strength enabling slender sections under heavy axial loads, outstanding weldability, and superior resistance to combined loading — critical for heavy engineering, crane structures, high-rise bracing, and bridge frames. Sourced from prime HR coil, processed through precision roll-forming and ERW welding, each section ensures dimensional consistency throughout its length.

• Produced to IS 4923:2017 with certified mechanical properties for YST 310
• Symmetric 250 mm × 250 mm × 4.8 mm cross-section ensuring predictable axial and bending performance
• robust wall thickness for critical axial and combined loading conditions — 4.8 mm uniform wall across all four faces
• ERW welding with continuous online seam quality inspection
• Standard 6 m cut lengths for minimal site wastage and handling efficiency
• Low carbon mild steel content delivering superior ductility and impact resistance
• Machinable — suitable for drilling, plasma cutting, and punching operations
• Anti-corrosion oil-coating option available for transit and storage protection
• Consistent ovality and straightness within IS tolerance for easy erection
• Full traceability via heat number with mill test certificates available on request

• Steel furniture frames: table legs, chair structures, and modular shelving units
• Architectural feature columns, pergolas, canopies, and façade support systems
• Scaffolding uprights and access tower structures on construction sites
• Automotive and vehicle body sub-frames, chassis reinforcements, and roll cages
• Carport, car parking shade structure, and bus shelter frameworks
• Solar panel ground-mount structures and photovoltaic array support systems
• Retail display stands, exhibition kiosks, signage pylons, and hoarding frames