CSA STANDARDS

Canada’s

STANDARDS

The Canadian Standards Association (CSA) provides certification standards for structural steel under the following standards:

CSA G40.20-04, “General requirements for rolled or welded structural quality steel”
This standard sets out the general requirements and related definitions governing the delivery of structural steel conforming to CSA G40.21. These requirements include variations in dimensions, marking, repair of defects, and methods and frequency of testing.

CSA G40.21-04, “Structural quality steel”
This standard sets out various types, grades, strength levels and impact levels of structural steel for general construction and engineering purposes. These types (designated by grade according to MPA or ksi) include the following:

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