ASTM Cold Formed Steel Tube Profiles Ms Profiles

Sep 08, 2025

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Process Size Range
  OD WT ID
Hot Rolling 25 mm ~ 530 mm 3 mm ~ 130 mm /
Normal Cold Drawing 4 mm ~ 325 mm 0.5 mm ~ 30 mm /
High Precision Cold Drawing / / /
Cold Rolling 4 mm ~ 273 mm 0.3 mm ~ 25 mm /
Hot Expansion 245 ~ 1020 mm 6 mm ~ 80 mm /
Hot Extrusion 530 mm ~ 1420 mm 40 mm ~ 300 mm /
Honing / 3.5 mm ~ 40 mm 30 mm ~ 400 mm
Process Tolerance
OD ID WT (Normal) WT (High Precision)
Hot Rolling ±1% / +12.5%/-10% ±10%
Normal Cold Drawning ±0.1 ~ 0.5 mm ±0.1 ~ 0.5 mm ±10% ±7.5%
High Precision Cold Drawing ±0.05 mm ~ 0.3 mm ±0.05 mm ~ 0.5 mm ±0.05 ~ 0.3 mm (maximum ±7.5%)
Cold Rolling Two-roll Mill Three-roll Mill Two-roll Mill Three-roll Mill ±0.05 mm ~ 0.3 mm, maximum ±7.5%
  ±0.05 ~ 0.2 mm ±0.025 mm ~ 0.1 mm ±0.05 ~ 0.2 mm ±0.025 mm ~ 0.1 mm  
Hot Expansion ±1.25% / / ±10 ~ 15%
Hot Extrusion ±1% / / +12.5%/-10%, or ±10%
Honing ±0.1 mm ~ ±0.5 mm H8,H9,H10 ≤ 120 mm ±5%
  ≥ 120 - 210 mm ±7.5%
> 210 mm ±10%
Process Length Straightness
Hot Rolling 6000 mm +0 ~ 10 mm, Cut-to-length over 6000 mm +0 ~ 15 mm ≤3 mm/m
Normal Cold Drawning 6000 mm +0 ~ 5 mm, above 6000 mm +0 ~ 10 mm 1 mm/m
High Precision Cold Drawing 6000 mm +0 ~ 5 mm, above 6000 mm +0 ~ 10 mm 0.5 ~ 1.0 mm/m
Cold Rolling 6000 mm +0 ~ 5 mm, above 6000 mm +0 ~ 10 mm 0.5 mm ~ 1.0 mm/m
Hot Expansion 6000 mm +0 ~ 10 mm, above 6000 mm +0 ~ 15 mm ≤3 mm/m
Hot Extrusion +0 ~ 15 mm Less than or equal to 0.1% of the pipe length
Honing / 0.5 mm ~ 1.0 mm/m
Process Concentricity Surface Roughness
Hot Rolling / /
Normal Cold Drawning ±7.5% /
High Precision Cold Drawing 0.05 mm ~ 0.3 mm (maximum ±7.5%) 0.8 ~ 1.6 μm
Cold Rolling 0.05 ~ 0.3 mm, maximum ±7.5% 0.8 ~ 1.2 μm
Hot Expansion / /
Hot Extrusion / /
Honing / 0.4 μm

 

1. Is steel tubing cold-formed?

Welded tubing can be either hot or cold-formed, and the finished results will differ depending on how it's been prepared – for example, cold-formed stainless steel has a smoother finish and closer tolerances than hot-formed stainless steel.

 

2.What is cold-formed steel?

Cold-formed steel (CFS) is the common term for steel products shaped by cold-working processes carried out near room temperature, such as rolling, pressing, stamping, bending, etc. Stock bars and sheets of cold-rolled steel (CRS) are commonly used in all areas of manufacturing.

 

3.Is cold-formed steel better?

CFS as a construction material has many advantages. For example, CFS doesn't shrink or split, won't absorb moisture, and resists warping, termites, and fire. As a uniformly manufactured product, the quality of CFS is very consistent.

 

4.How long does cold-formed steel last?

With the proper coating and construction techniques, the protective barrier over cold-formed steel will last nearly 700 years, even under extreme conditions such as near aggressive salt-laden waters.

 

5.What are the benefits of cold steel?

The Top 5 Reasons To Use Cold-Formed Steel Framing

1 – Cost-Effective. ...

2 – Durable. ...

3 – Sustainable. ...

4 – Non-Combustible and Resilient. ...

5 – Easy to install.