We discuss the hard X-ray properties of the Seyfert galaxy Ton S180 based o
n the analysis of ASCA data. We find the X-ray flux varied by a factor simi
lar to 2 on a timescale of a few thousand seconds. The source showed a sign
ificantly higher amplitude of variability in the 0.5-2 keV band than in the
2-10 keV band. The continuum is adequately parameterized as a Gamma simila
r to 2.5 power law across the 0.6-10 keV band. We confirm the recent discov
ery of an emission line of high equivalent width due to Fe K shell emission
from highly ionized material. These ASCA data show the Fe line profile to
be broad and asymmetric, and they tentatively suggest it is stronger during
the X-ray hares, which is consistent with an origin from the inner parts o
f an accretion disk. The X-ray spectrum is complex below 2 keV, possibly be
cause of emission from a blend of soft X-ray lines, which would support the
existence of an ionized reprocessor most likely due to a relatively high a
ccretion rate in this source.