Steel structure components are mainly composed of steel beams, steel columns, steel trusses and other components made of section steel and steel plates. These building components are typically connected by welding seams, bolts or rivets to create factories, warehouses, office buildings, and residences.

The steel structure building system offers numerous advantages including light weight, factory production, fast installation, short construction period, excellent seismic performance, faster investment recovery, and minimal environmental pollution. Compared to reinforced concrete structures, steel structures excel in height, span, and lightweight construction, making them the preferred choice globally, especially in developed countries.

• Shielding: Arranging steel structures within walls or ceilings composed of refractory materials to achieve fire prevention with minimal additional materials.
• Layer: Adding protective layers to steel structures through casting or spraying methods, which may include concrete, mortar, or prefabricated boards.
• Expansive materials: Using fire retardant coatings that provide excellent insulation, unrestricted by geometry, while maintaining lightweight and decorative qualities.
• Water filling (water jacket): Circulating water through hollow steel structures to absorb heat and maintain low temperatures during fire exposure.

All structural components, panels, bolts, and accessories are packed with standard packaging suitable for ocean transportation and loaded into 40'HQ containers. Our skilled workers use cranes and forklifts at our factory loading site to ensure damage-free loading.