LARGE FABRICATION PLANNING GUIDE

How to Plan Modular Sections for Large Stainless Steel Fabrication.

Large stainless steel products are often easier to manufacture, protect and install when the sectioning strategy is decided with the drawing rather than after fabrication starts.

PRACTICAL REVIEW POINTS

What to clarify before quotation.

01

Start with handling limits

Review available doors, lifts, forklifts, loading areas and site access so each module can be handled without changing the approved form.

02

Put joints where they can be controlled

Use drawing revisions to show joint locations, visible seams, internal supports and the method used to align modules.

03

Coordinate transport protection

Section size affects crates, separators, protective film, labeling and the order in which parts are loaded and unloaded.

04

Plan the site sequence

Record which modules arrive first, which interfaces are prepared by others and how the final assembly will be checked.

BUYER QUESTIONS

Questions buyers often ask.

01

When should modular sectioning be decided?

It should be reviewed during drawing and quotation so material use, joints, packing and installation assumptions remain visible.

02

Does modular fabrication change the product design?

It can change joints, supports and tolerances, but the sectioning should serve the approved design intent and installation requirements.

03

How should I contact AOJIPOER?

Use the RFQ form and include drawings, photos, samples or functional requirements so the project can be reviewed.

READY TO REVIEW

Send the project files that define the scope.

AOJIPOER will identify the missing questions before quotation.

Send an RFQ