Structural Fabrication

Bolted fabrication is the process of assembling metal components using high-strength bolts, nuts, and washers instead of welding. This method is widely employed in structural steel construction, industrial equipment, bridges, and modular building systems where speed, flexibility, and ease of maintenance are important.

Bolted connections can be designed to carry significant loads and, when executed properly with high-strength bolts and precise alignment, provide excellent structural integrity. They are often preferred in modular or pre-engineered buildings (PEBs), large-span structures, and temporary or relocatable frameworks.