High-Quality OEM Laser Cutting Sheet Metal Fabrication for Quick Turnaround Canada

• Customization: Available
• Standard: GB, EN, API650, China GB Code, JIS Code, TEMA, ASME
• Tolerance: +/-0.10mm
• Model NO.: RANPU
• Surface Treatment: Nature/Powder Painting/Galvanizing
• Machining Method: Cutting/Bending/Welding/Machining
• Material: Carbon Steels/Stainless Steel/Aluminum/Copper
• Certificate: Aws Welding Certificate
• Length: 9m Max
• Thickness: 0.5-30 mm
• Processing Capabilities: Laser Cutting, Bending, Welding, Punching etc.
• Visit Us: Welcome
• Customization Services: Size/Shape/Surface Treatment Customization
• Quality Assurance: Inspection Process/Certifications
• Samples: Available
• Application: Construction/Shipbuilding/Industrial Machinery
• Product Dimensions: Custom Size Available
• Transport Package: Steel Pallet
• Specification: As requests
• Trademark: RANPU
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 73089000
• Production Capacity: 3000000 Sets

Product Description

Item	Quick Turnaround Sheet Metal Fabrication Canada
Material	Carbon Steels/Stainless Steel/Aluminum/Copper
Size	20*20-350*350MM
Length	9M Max
Thickness	0.5-30 MM
Processing Technology	Laser Cutting/Auto-welding/Punching/Bending etc
Surface Treatment	Nature/Powder Coating/Galvanizing
Application Industry	Construction/Ship building/Industrial Machinery
Certificate	AWS Certificate
Visit Us	Welcome
Welding type	Flux-Cored Arc Welding Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Gas Metal Arc Welding Laser Welding
Customization Options	Customizable Dimensions, Customizable Shape, Customizable Color, etc.
Mechanical Properties	Tensile Strength/Yield Strength/Elongation

What is Heavy Steel Fabrication?

Heavy steel fabrication refers to the process of manufacturing and shaping large - scale and heavy - duty steel structures and components.
It involves working with thick and high - strength steel materials to create various products for different industries. Here are the key aspects:
**Materials Used**: Thick steel plates, heavy - duty steel beams, and large - diameter steel pipes are commonly used. These materials have high tensile strength and can withstand significant loads and stresses.
**Fabrication Processes**: It includes cutting the steel to the required dimensions using methods like plasma cutting or oxy - fuel cutting. Then, the pieces are formed through bending, rolling, or forging to achieve the desired shape. Welding is a crucial process to join the different parts together, ensuring strong and durable connections. Other processes such as drilling, tapping, and surface treatment may also be involved to meet the specific requirements of the final product.
**Required Equipment and Skills**: Heavy steel fabrication requires specialized equipment such as large - scale cutting machines, heavy - duty presses, and powerful welding machines. Workers in this field need to have advanced skills in operating these machines and a deep understanding of steel properties and fabrication techniques to ensure the quality and safety of the final products.

• Cutting:
• Sawing: Utilizes power saws or hand saws to cut metal into specific lengths and shapes. Band saws, circular saws, and hacksaws are commonly used, with different types being suitable for different metal thicknesses and cutting requirements.
• Laser Cutting: Employs a high-powered laser beam to precisely cut through metal. It offers extreme accuracy, clean cuts with minimal kerf width, and can handle complex shapes, making it ideal for high-precision metal frame fabrication.
• Plasma Cutting: Uses a high-velocity jet of ionized gas to melt and cut through metal. It is suitable for thicker metals and can cut at a relatively fast speed, although the cut edges may require some finishing.

• Bending:
• Roll Bending: Involves passing the metal through rollers to create a curved shape. The rollers can be adjusted to control the radius of the bend, and this method is often used for creating circular or arched frames.
• Press Bending: Utilizes a press brake to apply force and bend the metal at a specific angle. It is commonly used for creating sharp bends and angles in metal frames, such as in the corners of rectangular or square frames.
• Mandrel Bending: A more specialized technique that uses a mandrel inserted into the metal tube or profile to prevent wrinkling or collapsing during bending. It is often used for creating complex curved shapes with a high degree of accuracy, especially in applications where the integrity of the bent section is critical.

• Welding:
• MIG Welding: Metal Inert Gas welding uses a wire electrode and a shielding gas to create a strong bond between metal pieces. It is a fast and efficient welding method, suitable for joining various types of metals and is commonly used in mass production of metal frames.
• TIG Welding: Tungsten Inert Gas welding uses a tungsten electrode and provides more precise control over the weld. It is often used for high-quality welds on thinner metals or in applications where a clean and precise weld is required, such as in jewelry or high-end metal frame fabrication.
• Arc Welding: Utilizes an electric arc to heat and melt the metal surfaces, creating a weld joint. It is a versatile welding method that can be used for a wide range of metal thicknesses and is commonly used in construction and repair of metal frames.

• Machining: Machining operations such as drilling, threading, and milling may be performed on metal tubes. Drilling creates holes for fasteners or for other components to pass through. Threading is done to enable the tubes to be screwed together or to attach threaded fittings. Milling can be used to create flat surfaces or to remove material for specific shapes or features.

• Surface Treatment:
• Painting: Protects the metal frame from corrosion and provides an aesthetic finish. Various types of paints, such as enamel, epoxy, and acrylic paints, can be used depending on the application and desired properties.
• Plating: Involves depositing a thin layer of another metal, such as chrome, nickel, or zinc, onto the surface of the metal frame. Plating improves corrosion resistance and can enhance the appearance of the frame.
• Anodizing: Commonly used for aluminum frames, anodizing creates a hard, protective oxide layer on the surface of the metal. It not only provides corrosion resistance but also allows for coloring the frame in various shades.

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**Applications**: Heavy steel fabrication is widely used in the construction industry for building structures like high - rise buildings, bridges, and industrial plants. In the manufacturing sector, it is used to produce large - scale machinery, equipment frames, and storage tanks. The transportation industry also benefits from it, with applications in the production of ship hulls, railway tracks, and heavy - duty vehicle frames.