Structural Fabrication Work
Structural fabrication work involves the process of cutting, bending, assembling, and welding metal materials to create structures such as frames, beams, supports, and custom metal parts. This type of work is crucial for various industries, including construction, manufacturing, automotive, and infrastructure development.
Key Aspects of Structural Fabrication:
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Design and Drafting: Creating detailed blueprints and CAD designs based on project requirements.
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Material Selection: Choosing suitable materials like steel, aluminum, or other alloys based on the strength and durability needed.
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Cutting and Shaping: Using tools like saws, plasma cutters, and CNC machines to shape materials precisely.
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Coating and Finishing: Applying protective coatings like paint, galvanization, or powder coating for durability and aesthetic appeal.
Applications:
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Construction of buildings, bridges, and towers.
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Manufacturing of industrial machinery and equipment.
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Creation of custom metal parts for automotive and aerospace industries.
Other Work:
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Sand Blasting Work
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Painting Work
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Powder coating
