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Projects requiring welded wide-flange (WWF) beams weighing up to 20 tons don't intimidate us. We're motivated by projects that need to be completed in record time. Over the years, we have developed steel structure manufacturing processes that allow us to reconcile swift execution with excellent production quality.
To achieve our high standards, we rely on a team of experienced, dedicated and dynamic professionals who devote their expertise and energy to delivering solid, stable steel components to prevent costly repairs on the construction site.
Plus, we arrange delivery based on your schedule. Your installers are ready? We're on our way!
Our expertise in structural steel fabrication
Our plant specializes in the fabrication of custom steel components for industrial, commercial, and institutional projects across Quebec and Canada.
We work as a subcontractor with fabricators and contractors to deliver ready-to-install components that meet the highest standards of quality and compliance.
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Steel structure buildingFabrication of columns, beams, and frames according to engineering plans, for all types of buildings — commercial, industrial, or institutional.
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TrussDesign and fabrication of custom trusses for complex loads and long spans. Capacity of up to 85 feet in length and 20 tons per piece.
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WWF (Wide Welded Flange)Production of welded beams and columns, fully dimensioned according to your structural project specifications.
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Bridge girdersRobust fabrication in full compliance with current standards for civil structures and road infrastructure. Strict quality control for critical environments.
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Industrial metal worksWe fabricate conveyor galleries and other heavy metal works designed for industrial installations.
Stunning productivity rates
With a production capacity of 150 to 200 tons per week and up to 10,000 tons per year, we can work on several ambitious projects simultaneously. We have 20 overhead cranes covering 100% of our facilities and we are equipped to handle parts weighing up to 20 tons.
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Flexibility to suit your needs
We know that your needs change according to your constraints and your clients' requirements. That's why we offer complementary services to better support you.
Assistance in preparing your proposals
- Guarantee of certain manufacturing pricing for targeted projects
- Material purchasing
- Painting services (primer, SPP2 or SPP3 preparation)
- Warehousing (both indoor and outdoor)
- Transport logistics
Dazzling
efficiency
Every year, we invest in new equipment to ensure even greater speed and precision. This allows us to deliver your largest and most complex projects in the shortest possible timeframe. Curious about what we can achieve with our state-of-the-art equipment?
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01/ Angle Line
Voortman V505Our drilling system is capable of producing cavities of various shapes and sizes in a wide range of metal types and thicknesses. -
02/ Drill-line
Voortman V631Designed for heavy-duty use in structural beams, our drill-line is optimized for drilling H, I, L and U profiles, as well as angles, with diameters ranging from 0.375 inch to 1.5 inches. -
03/ Saw
Voortman VB1050Our Voortman saw cuts solid profiles up to 500 pounds per foot. -
04/ Robotic cutting
Voortman V807Our plasma cutting robot offers the freedom to produce any geometry you need from raw stock. -
05/ Plate drilling and cutting
Voortman V320Our Voortman V320 cutting table allows flame cutting or drilling of all types of sheet steel. -
06/ Plasma table
Machitech Platinum CutOur Machitech Platinum Cut table is equipped with a 50-foot waterbed, allowing precise cutting of long steel plates up to 4 inches thick. -
07/Press brake
No matter the type of folded plate you need for your project, we can execute it to the technical specifications required by your plans. -
08/Submerged arc welding
Submerged arc welding is typically used for the fabrication of heavy components. It is a reliable and robust welding process that delivers high-quality welds with a high level of productivity.
