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Pre-engineered and multi-storey steel buildings, fabricated on automatic beam lines and robotic welding cells: built-up columns and tapered rafters, drilled, blasted and painted in our works. 2,000 T delivered for a single food-factory expansion.

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Allmarc 3D model · to scale

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How it is built.

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Any span, any bay

Spans, bays and heights are set by your design; this model is only an example, half sheeted so the frame shows. What we show is how each member is made.

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Columns off the beam line

H and I columns are built from plate on an automatic fit-up and beam build-up line: the three plates matched and tacked, then fed and stitch-welded automatically, then fully welded on the SAW line.

How is it possible at Allmarc?

Used here for: Columns off the beam line

Plates matched and tack-welded
Automatic feed and stitch welding
H and I sections built from plate

All our machinery

Used here for: Columns off the beam line

Full-penetration welds on built-up sections

All our machinery

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Tapered rafters on the robot

Non-uniform sections such as tapered rafters are welded on our Cloos robot. Its tandem torch melts two wires at once: faster welding with deeper penetration.

How is it possible at Allmarc?

Used here for: Tapered rafters on the robot

Tapered rafters and other non-uniform built-up sections, welded faster and with deeper penetration.

40 m, state of the art
No programming: weld lines taken from the 3D model
Tandem torch: two wires at once

All our machinery

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Drilled, not burned

Connection holes and slots in rolled and built-up sections are drilled on the Kotec CNC beam line, the machine at the heart of this industry.

How is it possible at Allmarc?

Kotec newRun10DX CNC beam drilling line in the Allmarc works

Used here for: Drilled, not burned

Heavy profiles that need precise holes, where plasma cannot do the job: the lower structure and panel borders of a ground flare, and every bolted PEB and multi-storey frame.

H-beams up to 1,000 x 500 mm
Drills 3 faces in one pass
Channels, angles and box sections

All our machinery

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Secondary steel

Cold-formed purlins and girts, roll-formed and punched to length.

How is it possible at Allmarc?

Trumpf TruPunch 1000 CNC punching in the Allmarc works

Used here for: Secondary steel

CNC punching
Among the first in Gujarat, 2018

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Blasted and painted in the works

A 15 m paint booth takes the longest PEB members. A sealed, conveyor-fed blasting line for long sections is being added.

How is it possible at Allmarc?

Blasting and painting booths in the Allmarc works

Used here for: Blasted and painted in the works

A Level 2 coating inspector on the floor full time; weather checked and a test before every batch of paint.

Dust collection
15 m paint booth for long sections
Sa 2.5 blasting

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Used here for: Blasted and painted in the works

Being added for PEB work (planned for October 2026).

Sealed, conveyor-fed
Long beams blasted from all sides in minutes

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Every part, apart

Frames, secondary steel, bracing and envelope.

From our works

Made in our works.

Multi-storey steel

Buildings that go up bolted.

Multi-storey steel frames, once used mainly in process and chemical plants, are now used widely for buildings: a steel and concrete composite that performs well in earthquakes and goes up far faster than cast-in-situ work.

Sections arrive drilled, and the frame is bolted up as fast as the crane can set it; floors and cladding follow. The drilling and slotting that makes that possible runs on the same Kotec beam line the largest steel builders use.

Multi-storey steel buildings The Kotec beam line

Delivered: a seven-level bolted structure

A crop-processing plant for GSP Crop Science at Saykha: structural fabrication for a bolted frame up to 7 levels.

Delivered: 2,000 T of PEB

Fabrication and installation for Nestlé’s Phase 3 factory expansion, through PSP Projects.

How we build the frame