Mechanical Fabrication & Erection

Mechanical fabrication and erection refer to the processes involved in the construction and installation of mechanical components and systems in various industrial settings. It encompasses the fabrication, assembly, and installation of mechanical equipment and structures to create functional and operational systems. Here are some key aspects of mechanical fabrication and erection:

Equipment fabrication: This involves the manufacturing or construction of mechanical components, such as vessels, tanks, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, piping systems, and ductwork. Fabrication processes may include cutting, welding, bending, and machining of various materials, including metals like steel and alloys.

Assembly and integration: Once the individual components are fabricated, they need to be assembled and integrated into larger mechanical systems. This process involves connecting the different parts and components according to the design and specifications, ensuring proper alignment and fit.

Piping systems: Fabrication and erection of piping systems are a crucial part of mechanical construction. This includes the fabrication, installation, and connection of pipes, valves, fittings, and supports to create networks for fluid or gas transportation within industrial plants or facilities.