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Steel AR200-Hot Rolled Sheet 0.126" thick Price

Estimated Market Range
$1.32 – $1.43/lb
4.0% (30d)

≈ $7.06/sq ft · $353.18 per 5×10ft sheet

Based on published distributor pricing adjusted for typical volume discounts. See methodology.

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Raw Material Market Prices
4.2%30d
Steel HRC
$1,084/short ton
$0.54/lb

Hot Rolled Coil (HRC) is the benchmark for raw steel prices.

About AR200|Abrasion-resistant plate at 200 Brinell hardness. The softest of the AR grades, only marginally harder than standard structural plate. Easier to form, cut, and weld than AR400 while providing some improvement in wear life over A36. Used where moderate abrasion resistance is needed without the fabrication headaches of harder grades. Compare to A36 (similar hardness, no wear specification), AR235 (slightly harder), and AR400F (significantly harder, better wear life).
About Sheet|Thin flat stock, generally under 3/16", used for stamping, bending, shearing, and laser/plasma cutting. It's the starting material for enclosures, panels, brackets, and formed sheet metal parts.

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