Steel structure hangars feature high fire resistance and strong corrosion resistance. The term steel structure hangar primarily refers to structures where the main load-bearing components are composed of steel, including steel columns, steel beams, steel structures, and steel roof trusses. Each component is connected using welds, bolts, or rivets.

The strength of steel ensures your airplane hangar stands up against the harshest elements and the test of time. Metal aviation buildings are resistant to water, fire, and pest damage, shielding your aircraft assets from ultraviolet light. Structures are designed to withstand local snow loads and meet regional building requirements.

• ✔ Solid Built-up I-beam main frame construction
• ✔ High-strength plate steel
• ✔ Submerged Arc/welded Frames

• ▸ Lifting Operations: Dedicated personnel must manage lifts using appropriate fixtures, strictly adhering to hoisting rules to prevent vibration, impact, deformation, damage, or falls.
• ▸ Loading Supervision: Special supervision is required to verify vehicle capacity and packing stability, securing structural components to prevent loosening or loss during transit.
• ▸ Transport Stability: The shipping journey must remain stable. Trained pilots and escort personnel must accompany oversized loads, displaying clear marking signs on the vehicles.
• ▸ Handling Safety: Personnel must understand component weight and dimensions to avoid rough handling, inspecting all slings and rigging before movement.
• ▸ Site Organization: Promptly organize the unloading and stacking area upon arrival at the construction site.
• ▸ Crane Operation: Pay close attention to surrounding terrain and overhead clearance when using crawler cranes to prevent collisions or tipping.