Like H and I Beams, structural steel welded beams are made from a combination of a web and two flanges that are welded together to create a single beam capable of handling heavy loads.

Welded beams are a key component in the construction of commercial and industrial buildings, as well as mineral and energy plants or stations. Welded beams are designed to withstand buckling under heavy loads and is used for structural support. They are well-suited for specific engineering requirements and ideal for projects where standard hot rolled beams are not sufficient.

Welded Beams provide exceptional support and durability to projects where applied. From large-scale engineering projects to residential construction or manufacturing operations welded beams are widely used and a ductile steel material for projects where high strength is essential.

Steelforce have a large range of Welded Steel Beams in a variety of sizes from 700WB to 1200 WB, standard lengths are 9m, 10.5m, 12m, 13.5m, 15m, 16.5m and 18m.  Our welded columns are manufactured in Australia from 300PLUS steel and exceed the minimum requirements of AS/NZS 3679.2.

Features And Benefits Of Welded Beams

• Available in a wide variety of sizes
• Exceeds the minimum requirements of AS/NZS 3679.2
• Heavy duty and up to 20% stronger for improved strength-to-weight ratios
• No pre-heating required for welding
• Time efficiency – welded beams are prefabricated

Typical Uses Of Welded Beams

• Commercial and residential construction
• Mining and energy infrastructure
• Engineering
• Transport
• Civil construction
• Welding structural steel
• Manufacturing

Relevant Standards

• AS/NZS 3679.2: Welded I sections