Introduction to Steel Structure Products

Widely adopted in urban landmarks, industrial plants, public venues and civil buildings, steel structures take processed steel as the main load-bearing materials. Assembled via welding and bolts, they break the limits of traditional buildings and become a mainstream construction choice for superior performance.

With a tensile strength of 400-550MPa, steel is much lighter than concrete structures under the same load. It reduces foundation pressure and effectively cuts construction costs.

Thanks to excellent ductility, steel absorbs external impact energy during earthquakes or strong winds, minimizing building damage and ensuring structural safety.

Treated with anti-corrosion and fireproof coatings, steel adapts to harsh environments from coastal humid areas to extreme temperatures for a long service life.

Steel components are factory prefabricated and quickly assembled on site, doubling construction efficiency without curing time. Featuring low waste, low noise and over 95% steel recycling rate, it perfectly meets green and low-carbon construction standards.

Small-sized steel columns and beams create large-span column-free spaces for factories, stadiums and exhibition centers. Highly plastic steel can realize diverse curved and irregular shapes, balancing practicality and architectural beauty.

Steel structures serve multiple fields: industrial factories and warehouses, commercial complexes and offices, public transportation hubs and venues, as well as comfortable civil villas.

As a typical green building form, steel structures consume fewer raw materials and produce less pollution. They bring both economic and ecological benefits, driving the sustainable upgrading of the construction industry.

Built with steel, empowered by technology. Integrating industrial strength and architectural aesthetics, steel structures break spatial limitations. With reliable safety and high efficiency, they will keep shaping modern buildings and creating superior spaces for industry and habitation.