FABRICATION DRAWINGS

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We provide a complete set of Fabrication Drawings to bridge the gap between Design and Fabrication.

What are Fabrication Drawings?

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Fabrication Drawings are usually used for off’s or per job/project bases (compared to Manufacturing Drawings).

The fabrication drawings offer a specific type of detail drawing. Some fabrication drawings are virtually assembly drawings, like a number of items are assembled as a fabrication. The fabrication drawings you get generally includes a material parts list that identifies all the materials used to build the fabrication. All weld details include using the standard symbolic representation of welds as shown in AS/NZS 1554.1. All of the materials should be identified by the relevant standards and codes.

Fabrication Drawings service

The shop drawing offers detailed information to understand the dimension and material type in a better way. We have the best steel detailers with vast experience to make proper and accurate shop drawings using the best fabrication process. We have an expert team that builds standards to reduce the risk and collapse to create a safer structure.

They are mainly used in:

  • Structural Steel
  • Architectural Steelwork
  • Balustrading/Handrails
  • Sheet Metal
  • Stairs

The drawings (similar to manufacturing drawings) come with split into two main categories:

1. Part Drawing

The drawings detail the part itself that require fabrication for use. For example, it’s a welder. It indicates the material & surface finish.

The drawings include the following information (however, not show more information than is required):

  • Material Specification
  • Linear Dimensions including Tolerances
  • Angular Dimensions including Tolerances
  • Weld Location & Type
  • Weight
  • Flat patterns, including bend lines

2. Assembly Drawing

Depending on the complexity, Assembly drawings are often structured into a top-level assembly and sub-assemblies. It gives more clarity to the entire product. Assembly drawings should include:

  • All Sub-Assemblies used within the assembly
  • All bought contains specific part numbers, manufacturer or supplier.
  • All parts to be fabricated
  • Fixings such as Bolts, Nuts, Washers etc.
  • Bill of materials (BOM) showing a complete list of all parts
  • Cut Lists stating length and angles

The drawings are illustrated in a way to show how the Fabrication fits together clearly. It includes several views like (plan, top, side, isometric etc.) and exploded views.

Additional information requires weight; assembly instructions should include if needed.

Good quality drawings must show all the information that is required, but no more than needed. An example is too many dimensions or too many views.

What Fabrication Drawings do we offer?

We offer a complete set of Fabrication Drawings for a range of industries. We believe that to produce good quality fabrication, enables an excellent installation on-site, a certain amount of co-ordination is required between all parties involved.

We coordinated with steel manufacturers, architects and structural engineers to create general assembly drawings and the subsequent detailed drawings that show connections, holes etc.

Our service pride itself on working closely with all parties involved to ensure any queries get raised and answered before fabrication commences. We therefore always willing to visit site should be an advantage.

What information do we need to create Fabrication Drawings?

This depends on the industry involved.

For structural steel fabrication drawings (including, Stairs, Balustrading, Architectural Steelwork etc.). We usually work from the Structural Engineers Line Drawings in conjunction with the Architectural Drawings. We typically visit the site to check any potential clashes.

How much do Fabrication Drawings cost?

All are Fabrication Drawings mainly quoted on a fixed price basis. We normally quantify the work quickly. We need structural engineering drawings or architectural drawings to provide a fixed price draw.

2D Drafting Design Tools and Software

Our Expert Engineers & Drafters are versatile to use any software that the process might require. We successfully managed drafting and design projects that involved software like AutoCAD, ArchiCAD, Solidworks, Revit Architecture, Architectural Desktop, Microstation, and 3D Studio Max.