Plain steel 1-1/4" x 72" solid angle vs Hot Rolled A36 Steel Angle 1" x 1" x 0.188" Wall 60" Equal Legs
Overall winner: Plain steel 1-1/4" x 72" solid angle
Key Differences
National Hardware (A) is a longer solid steel angle with a much higher review count and a lower listed price tier, noted for strong forming and welding characteristics but some rust and cleanliness issues. MSP Metals (B) is an equal-leg hot-rolled A36 angle in a shorter length, marketed for hot-rolled durability and ready-for-fabrication dimensions but has fewer reviews and a lower average rating
Plain steel 1-1/4" x 72" solid angle
Solid steel angle with hot-rolled plain steel, meets ASTM A36. Suitable for vertical or horizontal applications; solid brass screws included. Customers note good quality and weldability, with some rust resistance concerns
Pros
- good weldability
- strong and sturdy
- meets ASTM A36
- includes brass screws
Cons
- rust resistance concerns
- may appear dirty
Hot Rolled A36 Steel Angle 1" x 1" x 0.188" Wall 60" Equal Legs
A36 hot-rolled steel angle with equal legs for structural supports, frames, and fabrication. Durable, stable dimensions for reliable construction. customer insight: mixed/positive signals about durability
Pros
- equal-leg L-shaped profile
- hot-rolled for dimensional stability
- Suitable for structural supports
- mild carbon steel grade
Cons
- customer insight: text: None
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | National Hardware |
| Durability | MSP Metals |
| Versatility | National Hardware |
| User Reviews | National Hardware |