Heavy structural fabrication involves the manufacturing and assembly of large and load-bearing steel structures used in industrial, commercial, and infrastructure projects. This includes beams, columns, trusses, platforms, and support frames made from MS or SS. Work is carried out using precision cutting, drilling, welding, and finishing processes to ensure strength, dimensional accuracy, and long service life. These structures are commonly used in factories, warehouses, plants, and multi-level industrial buildings.

Typical Uses
• Equipment support structures
• Factory structural frames
• Roof and shed frameworks
• Industrial platforms

Structural cum civil work combines steel fabrication with on-site civil support activities. This means metal structures are fabricated and then integrated with civil foundations, anchor systems, and installation works. It covers base plates, embedded supports, structural alignment, and erection support required to safely install fabricated components at site. All activities are executed under proper engineering supervision standards and quality control with full compliance.

Typical Uses
• Steel structures fixed to RCC foundations
• Platform supports with civil anchoring
• Machine base frames
• Industrial building extensions

MS catwalks are elevated metal walkways that allow safe movement of workers inside factories, plants, and warehouses. They are fabricated using mild steel sections with anti-skid plates or grating, along with guard rails and toe protection. Catwalks are designed for safe load capacity and easy maintenance access.

Typical Uses
• Plant maintenance walkways
• Overhead access paths
• Machinery inspection routes
• Warehouse access platforms

MS barricades are strong steel barrier structures used for safety control, restricted access, and traffic or site management. They are fabricated with durable steel frames and designed for repeated outdoor use. Depending on need, they can be portable or permanently fixed.

Typical Uses
• Construction site safety barriers
• Restricted industrial zones
• Traffic control barricades
• Event and crowd control

Industrial hoist structures are specially fabricated steel frames and support systems designed to carry hoists, lifting machines, and material handling equipment. These structures must handle dynamic loads and vibration, so they are built with reinforced members and precision alignment. Safety factor and load calculations are critical in this type of fabrication.

Typical Uses
• Material handling systems
• Overhead lifting supports
• Material handling systems
• Lifting beam structures