Steel Round Bar Rings

Custom-sized Steel Round Bar Rings made by Lee Display

Made by hand in the United States.  Lee Display manufactures custom-sized rings from US steel.  Hand-rolled into perfect circles and welded together.  Choose over 1,000 different styles, sizes, and dimensions.

Steel Rings can be used for all types of projects, including arts and crafts, wreaths, home decor, store merchandising, and fabrications.

All steel is hot-rolled and manufactured in the USA.  Hot Rolled Steel has a very high heat tolerance.  The steel has been roll-pressed at extremely high temperatures over 2000°F.

• Round Bar Steel Rings are made from 1/4in Diameter Round Bar Steel.
• Dimensions:  Diameters are measured from the outside edge.  For example, a Round Bar Steel Ring with 1/4in thick steel, the inside diameter would be 1/2in smaller.
• Factory Finish — Included: The weld is ground and sanded flush with the ring, while the rest of the metal retains its natural factory surface. Normal fabrication marks, light scratches, and variations in sheen may remain. A great choice when the ring will be painted, powder coated, covered, or used where a raw industrial appearance is acceptable.
• Polished Finish — Premium Upgrade: The entire ring is individually sanded and finished to create a smoother, brighter, and more uniform decorative surface. This process reduces visible fabrication marks, scratches, and surface imperfections while giving the ring a cleaner, more refined finished appearance. Recommended when the metal itself will remain visible as part of the final design. Adds 30% to the ring price.
• Custom Sizes Available:  For custom Orders, click the link to fill out a form with all the details

A36 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES:

• Yield Point = 36,000 psi
• Tensile Strength = 48 - 80,000 psi
• Elongation = 23% in 2''
• Brinell Hardness = 133
• Melting Point = 2600F
• Allowable bending stress (ASD) = 0.66 × Fy

• Allowable bending stress (ASD) = 24,000 psi
  *Data provided for reference only

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