Top Quality Structural Steel Fabrication

Fabrication & Plant

Girders, columns, trusses, bridges and build-up plate girders, designed and detailed through robotics and high-profile CNC equipment, from our facilities on the East Coast of the USA and in Turkey.

Top quality structural steel fabrication

Based in NY, SteelCon Group LLC has successfully completed a wide range of high-quality structural steel projects. We are proudly serving New York, all across the USA and the world, including Turkey, Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Gulf countries, with top-quality structural steel fabrication.

Specializing in Structural Steel Fabrication, Architectural Decorative Steel, and Miscellaneous Steel Fabrication, our facilities are located on the East Coast of the USA, as well as in Turkey, and we are ideally capable of handling the fabrication of any structural steel project, anywhere in the world.

Steelcon has an enviable record of serving international clients and enjoys a reputation as a progressive group. We are known throughout the metro New Jersey, New York City area, as well as the entire Northeast region, and beyond.

What we fabricate

Steelcon has the latest modern facility and detailing and executes extreme-heavy fabrications ranging from structural girders through columns, trusses, open web, and steel joists, to bridges, skyscrapers, and various other fabrications, and offers shipping facilities.

Bridgeworks, roadway structures, tower fabrications, bowstring trusses, beams, and build-up plate girders are designed and detailed by our high-end professionals operating through robotics and high-profile CNC equipment. Our operations are systematic and thorough, as well as adaptive and flexible; we can accommodate anything that you may need.

  • Structural girders
  • Columns
  • Trusses
  • Open web and steel joists
  • Bridges
  • Skyscrapers
  • Bridgeworks
  • Roadway structures
  • Tower fabrications
  • Bowstring trusses
  • Beams
  • Build-up plate girders
  • Architectural decorative steel
  • Miscellaneous steel fabrication

Plate girders and built-up members in the shop

Girders welded up, sections fitted and bolted, every piece marked and blocked on stands before it ships.

Two deep primed plate girders run the length of a fabrication shop, with stacked gusset plates alongside.
Plate girders laid out down the shop
A long brown steel plate girder resting on short steel stands inside a fabrication shop, with a yellow overhead crane runway and shop lighting above.
Plate girder on stands under the crane runway
Curved built-up steel girder sections laid out on a fabrication shop floor, their flange plates fastened with long rows of heavy hex bolts.
Curved girder sections bolted up in the shop
Welded built-up steel box sections and beams with internal stiffeners and drilled connection plates sit on a shop floor, marked with piece numbers in chalk.
Built-up box sections fitted up and piece marked
Close view of fabricated steel beams fitted with welded end plates and shear tabs full of bolt holes, heat numbers written on them in chalk.
End plates and shear tabs, heat numbers chalked on
Several fabricated steel beams with rows of drilled bolt holes stacked one on top of another inside a fabrication shop, wrapped with a yellow lifting sling.
Finished beams stacked and slung for loading
A close view of several steel plates stacked on timber blocking, their flame-cut and sheared edges facing the camera.
Cut plate stock on timber blocking
Rows of steel clip angles stacked in graded sizes along a beam in a fabrication shop, with tool shelving and a worker behind.
Clip angles graded and stacked by size

Welding, cutting and finishing

Sawing, welding out, grinding back and priming — the work between the drawing and the truck.

Long fabricated steel box members on stands in a shop, with a welder striking a bright arc at the left and a second worker sending up sparks in the background.
Welding out long box members
A welder in a hood and leather gloves striking a bright arc on a steel plate in a dark fabrication shop, with weld fume rising.
Striking an arc at the bench
An ESAB submerged arc welding tractor sits on a track rail with a flux hopper and a spool of copper-coated wire, positioned over a plate joint.
Submerged arc tractor set over a plate joint
Built-up steel beams stacked in a shop, showing bright fillet welds where stiffeners and bearing plates are attached.
Stiffeners and bearing plates welded in
A band saw blade cuts into a steel section, throwing a bright spray of orange sparks with the freshly cut face shining alongside.
Cutting a section to length
A long welded built-up steel box beam with a beveled edge and chalked heat numbers sits on a fabrication shop floor, welding machines lined up behind it.
Built-up box beam with beveled edge
A close view of four flame-cut heavy steel plate strips stacked one on another with ground edges, resting on timber dunnage in a shop.
Flame-cut plate stacked on dunnage
Steel beams laid side by side with rows of shear studs welded along their top flanges, shop drawings and a lifting shackle resting on the steel.
Shear studs welded to beam flanges

The plant

Steelcon Group LLC, International Structural Steel Fabrication provides the latest in cutting-edge computerized robotic systems. Our full range of services employs the latest emerging technologies, in a modern facility with high-profile CNC machinery and equipment.

The shop runs from the drawing to the truck: material cut and drilled on the beam line, plates punched and coped, members fitted, welded out and ground back, then blasted, primed and blocked for loading. Every piece leaves marked and heat-numbered, with the mill report for its material on file.

CNC and robotic equipment

Beam drill lines, plate drilling and punching, sawing and machining — run by the people who set them.

A wide view of a green and orange beam saw and drill line with mesh guard cabinets and an infeed table running the width of the frame.
Beam saw and drill line across the bay
A green Peddinghaus BDL 1250/9 beam drill line with vertical drill spindles, orange nameplate and a yellow Caution Equipment Remotely Controlled sign.
Peddinghaus BDL 1250/9 beam drill line
A green Peddinghaus CNC beam line with drilling head, control cabinet, red hydraulic hose and cable carrier chain, framed by yellow handrails.
Drilling head on the CNC beam line
A Siemens Sinumerik control panel with a lit screen showing axis positions and a running program, mounted on the side of a beam line machine.
CNC control on the beam line
A green CNC plate drilling and punching machine with an orange control panel, drilled steel worktable and a Danger sign on the wall behind.
CNC plate drilling and punching
Gloved hands feed a steel base plate into a green hydraulic punch, with a stack of finished punched plates resting beside the machine.
Punching base plates on the ironworker
An automatic horizontal band saw in a fabrication shop, its hydraulic clamps and roller conveyor holding a steel section at the blade head.
Automatic band saw on the roller conveyor
An orange magnetic drill press clamped to a steel beam flange, cutting a hole with curled metal chips beside an already drilled row of holes.
Mag drill boring a beam flange

Historic, heritage and hot-forged riveted steelwork

Alongside the CNC shop we keep the older trade: historic and traditional steel structure restoration and manufacturing, and custom-made hot-forged riveted trusses, columns and beams, made the way the original was made. It is the work landmark, heritage and world heritage projects ask for, where the new steel has to answer to what is already standing.

Conceptualization of old-world craftsmanship with new technologies is one of our objects of desire. With our expertise, we can easily replicate any product from structural steel and wrought iron to stainless steel projects, custom-made to your drawings and to the detail of the original.

Send us your drawings

We estimate every kind of structural steel project, manufacturing and fabrication included. Send your contract, drawings and specifications to our chief estimator and a project cost comes back, with the analysis behind it.

Send your drawings to our chief estimator, or read how the work is inspected and documented on our quality control page.

Manufacturers welcome

Join us in our global collaboration network

Our product line is limitless, designed to meet customer needs and uphold USA global standards. We work from New York and from Turkey, and export door to door worldwide — commercial, industrial, infrastructure and public projects alike. Every piece is fabricated to your drawings on computerised robotic equipment, and our experts are available to meet you anywhere in the world for consultation on request.

Headquarters

New York, USA

+1 (718) 415-2325 (International WhatsApp)

Global branches

Europe · Middle East · South Asia · Central Asia

info@steelfabricationusa.com

Contact us today

Please write to us with any questions or requests for information. Our experts will be happy to provide you with the details.

For inquiries, orders, or to request a custom quote, reach out to us. Message us on WhatsApp at +1 (718) 415-2325, our international WhatsApp number, or email us at info@steelfabricationusa.com.

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info@steelfabricationusa.com

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New York, USA

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Send your contract, drawings and specifications to our chief estimator and we will promptly return a figure for the project cost, including a detailed analysis.

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