Welded Cross-section Steel
Welded cross-section steel consists of custom profiles formed by welding multiple steel plates into tailored shapes, such as T, L, or cross forms. This solution is often used when standard sections cannot meet specific loading or design requirements in bridges, industrial frames, and special engineering applications.
- A cruciform steel column with end-plates is a type of column that is made up of two universal beam sections that are welded together at the mid-section.
- The cross-sectional shape of a cruciform column is in the form of a cross.
- With the two universal beam sections forming the arms of the cross.
- Cruciform columns are typically used in buildings and other structures where there is a need for a strong and lightweight column.
- They are stronger than other types of columns of the same weight, and they are also more resistant to buckling.
Key Features:
- Custom geometry: Designed to match specific stress distribution patterns in complex structures.
- Enhanced load control: Allows selective reinforcement in high-stress regions.
- Flexible fabrication: Made to order using advanced welding and CNC techniques.
- Integration-ready: Easily connected with other structural systems through bolts or welds.
- Material efficiency: Optimized shapes reduce weight while meeting engineering standards.
This product is ideal for unique design challenges where standard rolled profiles are not sufficient.
