Prefabricated Steel High-Rise

Prefabricated steel structure high-rise buildings are a new type of construction form that uses factory-prepared standardized components such as steel beams and steel columns as the core load-bearing system, which are assembled on-site through high-strength bolts or welding technology. The lightweight and high-strength characteristics of steel enable larger spans and flexible spatial layouts, reducing the heavy walls of traditional concrete structures and improving space utilization. At the same time, they meet the green building standards - the steel recycling rate exceeds 95%, and on-site construction dust is reduced by 70%. They are widely used in office buildings, apartments, hotels and other high-rise buildings over 100 meters, with representative cases including the outer structure of the core tube of Shanghai Tower and Shenzhen Ping An Finance Center.

EIHE Prefabricated Steel High-Rise  Parameter (Specification)

EIHE Prefabricated Steel High-Rise  Parameter (Specification)

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