Fabrication And Erection

Fabrication refers to the process of cutting, shaping, assembling, and joining raw materials like steel, aluminum, or other metals into a final product or structure, such as beams, trusses, and columns.

Erection involves assembling and installing fabricated components on-site to form a final structure, often done with the help of cranes, scaffolding, and rigging equipment.

The most commonly used materials in fabrication include steel, aluminum, stainless steel, brass, and other metals, as well as glass and composite materials, depending on the project requirements.

Structural steel fabrication involves creating steel components used to support structures like buildings and bridges. It includes processes such as cutting, shaping, and welding steel beams, columns, and trusses.

Quality control ensures that the fabricated parts and erected structures meet all design specifications, safety standards, and regulatory requirements, minimizing the risk of failure and ensuring structural integrity.

Key equipment includes:

• Cranes (tower cranes, mobile cranes)
• Scaffolding
• Rigging tools
• Lifting slings and chains
• Bolting and welding toolss