Steel fabrication is the process of converting steel into steel structures that can eventually be used in construction or assembly. The main forms of steel fabrication include cutting, forming, machining or welding. Additional processes such as finishing and heat treatment are also available. The fabrication process is completed by highly trained specialist steel fabricators and welders. For more information click here.

Adey Steel has a dedicated fleet of delivery vehicles to ensure prompt delivery of orders to site throughout the UK, including the option of next working day on more time critical projects. We can also provide HIAB crane delivery vehicles to minimise the need for site material handling equipment and all of our drivers are fully qualified in the loading and offloading of fabricated steel. To speak to a member of the Adey SteelShop team about delivering steel to site click here.

Structural steel fabrication is the process of manufacturing steel components that can then be used in the construction of buildings, bridges, and other structures. The process involves cutting, shaping, and assembling  steel components to create a final product that can then be used for construction. For more information on structural steel fabricators click here.

Fabricating structural steel involves a number of steps such as cutting, shaping, and assembling steel components. The fabrication process typically begins with the creation of detailed plans and drawings, which are used to guide the fabrication process. The steel components are then cut and shaped using saws, plasma cutters, and bending machines. Once the fabricated steel components have been cut and shaped, they are assembled using welding or bolting methods. For more information on structural steel fabricators in Loughborough click here.