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Unit Weight of Hexagonal Steel Bar

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In geometry, any polygon with six sides and six angles and six vertices is called as Hexagon. A Hexagon having all sides of equal length and equal angles is called regular Hexagon. Each interior angle of any regular Hexagon is equal. It is used in industrial for various purpose. 



It is used for popularly for making nuts. The size is always measured Across the flat. It is denoted as size (A/F). Refer Picture.


Please refer Unit weigt of Hexoganal steel bar is below chart. All weights are Kg per Meter. Sizes will be measured as per the above picture.


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