COLD STEEL FRAMING
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Efficency in Steel: The Future of modularConstruction
BIM and CAD/CAM automation enhance efficiency and precision.
“Light steel framing is an excellent choice for modular construction due to several key advantages:
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Strength and Durability: Steel framing provides a strong, stable foundation, ensuring that modular units can withstand transportation, installation, and long-term use.
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Precision and Consistency: Steel components are factory-manufactured to precise specifications, ensuring consistent quality and reducing the likelihood of construction errors.
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Lightweight: Despite its strength, light steel is relatively lightweight, which reduces transportation costs and makes handling and assembly easier during the modular building process.
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Speed of Assembly: Steel framing allows for faster assembly in the factory and on-site, helping to meet project deadlines efficiently.
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Design Flexibility: Steel can be easily molded into various shapes, allowing for more diverse and customizable modular designs.
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Sustainability: Steel is highly recyclable, and using steel in modular construction promotes environmentally friendly practices by reducing waste and supporting circular construction.
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Fire Resistance: Steel is non-combustible, improving the fire safety of modular buildings.
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Low Maintenance: Steel is resistant to issues like rot, pests, and warping, reducing long-term maintenance costs compared to traditional materials like wood.
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Cost-Effective: The combination of durability, speed, and low maintenance costs makes light steel framing a cost-effective choice for modular construction over time.
CAD/CAM EFFICIENCY OF AUTOMATION
Strength and Durability
Corrosion Resistant
Galvanized steel withstands harsh environmental conditions.
Fire Resistant
Non-combustible properties enhance building safety.
High Strength-to-Weight Ratio
Enables taller, stronger structures with less material.
Our automated light steel construction offers several key benefits for modular construction and customaization
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Increased Efficiency: Automation speeds up the construction process by reducing manual labor, enabling faster production of materials and more streamlined assembly on-site.
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Improved Precision and Quality: Automated systems ensure high levels of accuracy, reducing human error and resulting in consistently high-quality materials and finished structures.
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Cost Savings: While the initial investment in automation technology can be high, it often leads to long-term savings through reduced labor costs, minimized waste, and faster project completion.
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Sustainability: Automated processes can reduce material waste by optimizing cuts and using materials more efficiently. Additionally, light steel is a recyclable material, contributing to greener construction practices.
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Customization: Automation allows for more flexibility in design, enabling customized steel components to meet specific project requirements with greater ease.
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Reduced Safety Risks: Automation reduces the need for manual labor in potentially hazardous environments, improving worker safety and minimizing injuries on-site.
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Better Project Control: With automated systems, there’s more control over the supply chain, production timelines, and quality, helping ensure projects stay on schedule and within budget.
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Durability and Strength: Light steel construction is known for its strength and long lifespan, providing durable and resilient buildings that can withstand environmental pressures
Create detailed digital representations of steel frame structures.
Streamlining the construction process
Bim integration
By addressing conflicts before construction, clash detection minimizes the need for costly rework or modifications on-site. Fixing issues during the design phase is much less expensive compared to making changes during construction, which can lead to unexpected costs.
Avoiding errors at the job site
Clash Detection
Through BIM, we can accurately estimate the amount of steel used, calculated by both weight and linear footage.