Teel Structure Shed Prefab House/Design Prefabricated Building, Welded Light Gauge Steel, H-beams

Model Number: HFW Brand Name: Besta Key Specifications/Special Features: Introduction:1. High frequency welding also names as fusion welding process2. Electron beam welding (EBW) is fusion joining process that produces weld by impinging beam of high energy electrons to heat the weld jointAn electron beam welding gun uses high intensityelectron beam to target weld joint3. Weld joint converts the electron beam to heat input required to make fusion weld4. Benefits of electron beam welding
5. Low contamination vacuum

6. Narrow weld zone

7. Low distortion level

High frequency welded

(HFW) light gauge H-beams are being widely used inlandmark projects, residential building,supermarkets, public buildings, industrialbuildings

Introduction:

1. Uses high-frequency welding technology which continuously welds three strips of steel together

2. Customized small cross sections
Example minimum from 50x50mm to maximum section of 500 x 300mm

3. Customized thickness of H section, example min from 2.0 to 10mm

4. Customized cutting to length to maximize efficiency and minimize wastages

5. Engineer may design according to specific requirements and not be limited by standard hot roll H-beam sizes thus enhancing efficiency and reducing costs significantly

HFW H-beam applications:

1. As main structural columns, beams, for single or low rise
residential buildings, example 5-storey apartments, commercial building

2. As the secondary structural members for the largecolumn span such as factories, commercial andindustrial projects, public buildings

Advantages of light weight structure:

1. Fast construction time to maximize returns for developers

2. Large cost savings by reducing structure weights, as structural members may be customized to specific thicknesses, cross sections and lengths

3. Maximize container loading thereby reduces shipping costs

4. Minimum wastages during production and fabrication

5. Efficiency for architectural and structural designs