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HSS12X12X5/16 Steel Section CAD block — line drawing preview of the DWG file
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Steel hss rect CAD blocks

HSS12X12X5/16 Steel Section CAD block

2 polylines and 1 text label on 3 layers

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Both DWG and DXF files are ready to download. Open in CAD loads it into the free browser CAD — nothing to install, no account.

Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2018
Units
inches
Size
12 × 12 in (width × height)
Entities
32 polylines and 1 text label
Layers
3 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
9 KB
Updated

File details and use

Reference section geometry based on AISC v16 dimensions. Verify the actual section specification and your project requirements before fabrication or construction.

Outside width (in)
12
Outside height (in)
12
Nominal wall thickness (in)
0.3125
Design wall thickness (in)
0.291
Area (in²)
13.4
Weight (lb/ft)
48.86

License: CC0 1.0. Free for personal and commercial use. The nasji.com footer is on a separate non-plotting NASJI_INFO layer; you can hide or remove it when inserting the block.

About this block

HSS12X12X5/16 Steel Section is a steel hss rect CAD block: a DWG R2018 drawing of 3 entities — 2 polylines and 1 text label — drawn in inches and measuring 12 × 12 in overall. Everything in it is ordinary, editable geometry: no proxy objects, no locked references.

The file is 9 KB and downloads as native DWG, or as an ASCII DXF for LibreCAD, QCAD, FreeCAD, laser cutters and CNC software. Insert it into a drawing as a block, or explode it and edit the lines directly.

Open in CAD loads the block straight into NASJI's free browser CAD, where you can move, scale, mirror and rename its layers, then save the result as DWG or DXF. No account is needed for any of it.

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Questions

What format is the HSS12X12X5/16 Steel Section CAD block in?

It is a native DWG R2018 file (9 KB). The DXF download is the same drawing written as ASCII DXF R2018. Check that the receiving CAD, CAM or cutting program supports that version.

What units is it drawn in?

The drawing is in inches and its extents are 12 × 12 in. If your drawing uses different units, scale the block once after inserting it.

Is it free for commercial work?

Yes. The block is free to download and use in personal and commercial projects, with no attribution required.