Welded Beam Lines
Welded Beam Lines are advanced manufacturing systems designed for the production of welded beams and structural components. These lines typically consist of equipment that processes flat steel or other metal sections, forming them into desired shapes, such as I-beams or H-beams. The process involves cutting, shaping, and welding, often using techniques like submerged arc welding or laser welding for strong, precise joints.
Welded Beam Lines are efficient and can handle high production volumes, making them essential in construction, infrastructure, and heavy machinery industries. Their capability to customize dimensions and shapes enhances their versatility in various applications.
"H" Beams, "T" Beams, "Box" Beams & Star Beam Line
Box Beam Line
- CNC Plasma/Flame cutting Machine
- Baffle Assembly Station
- Box beam Assembly Machines
- Feeding Flipper and 180° Turning Stations
- Cantilever tupe Twin arc MIG welding
- Cantilever ESW Welding Station
- Cantilever SAW Welding station
- Conveyors and Handling system
Minimum (mm) |
Maximum (mm) |
|
Width |
300 |
2500 |
Height |
300 |
2500 |
Beam Length |
5000 |
24000 |
Thickness |
10mm |
60mm |
H-Beam Line
- Plasma/Flame cutting Machine
- Beam Assembly Station
- Tack Welding Machines
- Feeding Flipper and 90° & 180° Turning Stations
- Conveyors and transfer stations
- Cantilever SAW Welding stations
- Star Beam Welding Line
- CNC Face Milling Station
- Drilling Station/Machining Centres
Minimum (mm) |
Maximum (mm) |
|
Flange Width |
200 |
1000 |
Flange Thickness |
6 |
60 |
Web Height |
200 |
1500 |
Web Thickness |
6 |
40 |
Beam Length |
4000 |
24000 |
