For example, for a flat 1 x 2", the width and thickness tolerance is +.000" / -.005", 1/8" {A} x 1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 5/16" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 3/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 7/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 1" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 1-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/8" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 3/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 1" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 1-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/16" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 5/16" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 3/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 7/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 1" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 1-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 1-3/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 3-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 3-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 5-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 7" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/4" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 1" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 1-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 7" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/16" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 7/16" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 7/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 1" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 1-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 1-3/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 3-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 3-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 5-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 7" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 9" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/8" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/16" {A} x 1" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/16" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/16" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/16" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/16" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 7/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 1" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 1-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 1-3/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 1-5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 3-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 3-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 4-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 4-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 5-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 7" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 9" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 11" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1/2" {A} x 14-5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 7/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 1" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 1-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 1-5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 3-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 7" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 5/8" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 7/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 1" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 1-1/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 1-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 1-3/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 3-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 3-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 5-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 6-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 7" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 9" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 11" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 3/4" {A} x 14-5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 1" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 1-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 1-3/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 7/8" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 1-1/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 1-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 1-3/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 1-5/8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 5-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 6-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 7" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 9" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/8" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/8" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/8" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/8" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/8" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/8" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 3-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 3-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 5-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/4" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/8" {A} x 1-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/8" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/8" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 1-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 3-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 5-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-1/2" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-5/8" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-5/8" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 3-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 5-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 1-3/4" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 2-1/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 2-3/4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 3" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 3-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 4" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 4-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 5" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 6" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 8" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 10" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2" {A} x 12" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2-1/4" {A} x 2-1/2" {B} 1018 Steel Flat, Cold Finishe, 2-1/4" {A} 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