HSS mills hike tags $60/T as raw material costs rise
Dec 06, 2010 | 06:03 AM
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Citing higher raw material costs, hollow structural sections (HSS) mills have boosted prices by $60 per ton ($3 per hundredweight).
The move is aimed at keeping pace with recently announced price increases on hot-rolled coil, the substrate used to make HSS. Coil mills have announced several increases in recent weeks (AMM, Dec. 6).
HSS mills last increased prices by $40 per ton ($2 per cwt) in mid-November (AMM, Nov. 18).....
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