Alloy Steel H-Pile Section 250x125
Hot-rolled H-section designed for piling foundations, alloy steel 250mm x 125mm, used in marine and deep foundations. Fits HTS 7228.70.3010 for hot-rolled H shapes, not drilled or advanced. Corrosion-resistant alloy for harsh environments.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Specify end-use in entry summary if piling, but classify by form not function
• Ensure no deformations like rebar ribs (note c excludes those)
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