Steel structure is a type of building structure that uses steel as the main load-bearing component. It features high strength, light weight, and excellent seismic performance, and is widely applied in fields such as architecture, bridges, and factories.

Main Characteristics

• High strength and light weight: Compressive and tensile strength of steel is much higher than concrete, reducing overall building weight.
• Excellent seismic performance: Superior toughness and ductility allow the structure to absorb energy during earthquakes.
• Short construction period: Components are factory-prefabricated for rapid on-site installation.
• Strong plasticity: Adaptable to complex shapes and diverse architectural styles.
• Environmental protection: 100% recyclable material, supporting green building initiatives.

Common Application Scenarios

• Large industrial buildings, workshops, and warehouses.
• High-rise and super high-rise office buildings and hotels.
• Bridges and long-span infrastructure.
• Public buildings such as stadiums and convention centers.