Remarkable Results in Steel Framing with Roll Forming Technology

Steel Framing Scope and Project Materials

The Concordia College project in Harristown, Queensland, showcases over 24,000 meters of precision-fabricated light-gauge steel framing. This includes 15,873 meters of light-gauge steel wall frames and 8,273 meters of light-gauge steel trusses, totaling 26,150 kilograms of light-gauge steel material. Delivered by TAG Frames, the framing package reflects the strength, efficiency, and scalability of steel framing roll forming solutions in institutional construction, where accuracy and speed are essential.

Combining Structural Steel and Light-Gauge Steel

This institutional build integrates both structural steel and light-gauge steel to maximize performance. The use of 530-mm universal beams and 300 x 300 RHS columns supports the overall structure, while the extensive light-gauge steel framing handles the wall and truss components. This hybrid approach demonstrates how roll forming steel framing machines can produce components that align seamlessly with heavier structural steel elements, creating cost-effective, code-compliant steel framing systems for complex projects.

Speed and Precision with Roll Forming Steel Framing Machines

With two Scotpanel 7090 machines and a Scottruss 6050 roll former, TAG Frames completed fabrication in just two weeks, with only four weeks of detailing using in-house software tools. This level of speed and precision is made possible through Scottsdale’s advanced roll forming steel framing machines, which streamline production and eliminate manual errors. The results were a high-performance, large-scale steel framing project delivered with exceptional accuracy and efficiency.

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