Machined Steel Structural Components

Steel structural components formed by machining and welding are widely used in the construction and engineering fields. These components are often used as supporting structures for bridges, factories, or high-rise buildings. Common materials include carbon steel, which is suitable for load-bearing due to its high strength and durability; stainless steel can be used in environments requiring corrosion resistance, such as chemical facilities; in addition, weathering steel or high-strength low-alloy steel is often used to improve fatigue resistance and service life. These materials are formed by machining and welding techniques to ensure structural stability and construction efficiency.