Welded Beams and Welded Columns
Advanced Manufacturing
Structural Welded Solutions
Precision-fabricated sections engineered for industrial durability and structural efficiency.
Welded Box Sections
Durable and torsion-resistant box sections for structural and architectural excellence.
Core Features
- Square and rectangular profiles
- High load-carrying capacity
- Clean architectural appearance
- Fast lead times
Applications
Welded I-Beams
Heavy-duty I-beams assembled from steel plates for applications requiring capacities beyond standard sections.
Core Features
- Depths from 400 mm to 3000 mm
- Optimised flange and web proportions
- Custom tapered configurations
- Full penetration welding
Applications
Welded Columns
Heavily reinforced welded columns designed for extreme axial loads and complex loading conditions.
Core Features
- Box and cruciform configurations
- Custom welded I-section columns
- Heavy plate construction up to 100 mm
- Custom base plate connections
Applications
Plate Girders
Large-scale plate girders fabricated for exceptional span capacity and load-carrying requirements.
Core Features
- Spans over 60 m
- Variable depth configurations
- Stiffened web designs
- Hybrid steel grade options
Applications
Manufacturing Excellence
Auto-Welding
Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) systems for consistent, high-quality deep penetration welds on all sections.
Precision Cutting
CNC plasma and oxy-fuel cutting systems for accurate plate preparation and intricate profiling.
Full Trial-Fit
Shop assembly and trial fitting to ensure zero-error installation on the construction site.
Quality Records
100% material traceability and comprehensive welding procedure specifications for all components.
Questions buyers ask
What sizes of welded beam can you make?
Welded I-beams from 400 mm to 3000 mm deep, with plate up to 100 mm thick, made to the length your project needs. We also make tapered and other custom sections.
How is a welded beam different from a universal beam?
Universal beams are rolled in a steel mill in a fixed range of sizes. Welded beams are made by welding steel plates together, so depth, flange width and plate thickness are set for the job. We make welded beams only.
How are welded beams made?
Flanges and web are cut from plate, then joined with automated submerged arc welding (SAW) for deep-penetration web-to-flange welds.
Do you supply standard lengths or cut to length?
Both. Beams are made to order in standard or project lengths, and we hold some stock.
What welding standards do you work to?
Welds are made to AS/NZS 1554, and our welding quality system is certified to AS/NZS ISO 3834.2.
Which steel grades do you use?
Welded beams are Grade 300 or higher, as the standard requires. Other grades are available on request, subject to supply from local and overseas mills.
Can you add holes, cleats and stiffeners before delivery?
Yes, in-house. We cut plate on CNC plasma and oxy-fuel machines and add holes, cleats, stiffeners, notches and stud welding before the members leave the workshop.
What do you need from me to quote?
Drawings or a member schedule with section sizes, lengths, quantities, steel grade, any processing, the delivery site and the date you need the steel on site.
What are your lead times?
Typically 2 to 6 weeks, depending on order size and urgency.
Have an Enquiry?
Get in touch with our team with your project requirements and we will work with you to tailor a solution to meet your needs.