Rectangular Tubes are the shape of a metal tube with a rectangular or rectangular cross section. This tubing is usually made of metal (such as steel, aluminum, stainless steel, etc.) or plastic. The main feature of rectangular tubes is that the aspect ratio of their cross-section differs from that of traditional circular tubes, and instead assumes a rectangular or oblong shape.
Rectangular tubes are used in a wide variety of applications in engineering and manufacturing, including building structures, machine building, automotive industry, aerospace, electronic equipment, and more. They are typically used in applications where greater pressure, weight, or greater rigidity and stability are required.
Rectangular tubes have some advantages over round tubes such as:
Easier to connect and install because their edges and corners are easier to meet other members.
Provides greater surface area and can be used for heat transfer or heat dissipation applications.
In some cases, rectangular tubing can better resist twisting or bending due to its shape.
In summary, rectangular tubing is a common tubing shape used in a variety of different engineering and manufacturing applications, and their shape and size can be customized according to specific needs.
