The production process consists of three coiled steel strips being fed simultaneously into the beam machine to form a web and two flanges. The product passes through the “beam forming station” and is then welded to form a high quality, lightweight product. High frequency resistance welding is a versatile and productive method for the manufacturing of H, I and T welded beams.

The welded product produced by this line will find applications in a wide variety of industries and sectors such as; building and construction, fabrication, mechanical manufacturing, overhead cranes, truck, container and trailer manufacturing, roadside guardrails, marine vessel construction, and many more. One of the advantages of using a welded beam versus a hot rolled beam is a weight reduction in the range of 5 to 30%, and the obvious benefit for our customers will be a reciprocal cost saving. Fabrication time and labour costs will also be saved due to the lightweight properties of the welded product.