Prefabricated steel structures serve as the primary framework for overseas factories, warehouses and commercial buildings. Machining precision, cargo packaging, container loading and logistics arrangement greatly determine the efficiency of on-site erection.
From finished fabrication to container loading and shipment, Weilan Steel Structure applies a complete set of standardized delivery procedures with full visual tracking, delivering dependable steel components to clients worldwide.
Step 1: Finished Product Inspection — Control Quality at the Source
After welding, shot blasting and anti-corrosion primer coating, all steel columns, beams, connecting plates and attachments go through comprehensive inspection.
Our QC team verifies dimensional tolerance, bolt hole positioning, welding workmanship and coating thickness strictly against construction drawings. Any defective units will be rejected. Only qualified steel parts can move to the next stage.
Step 2: Warehouse Dispatch — Sort Components with Clear Marking
Qualified steel members are transported to the finished goods yard and stacked by project zone and erection sequence. Each component carries a unique tag showing type, mark number and installation location. Clear marking prevents confusion during packing, container stuffing and unloading at overseas construction sites.
Step 3: Packing & Grouping — Space Optimisation & Surface Protection
We group large steel beams and columns together, while small brackets and connecting plates are bundled separately based on container loading plans. Protective measures are added between stacked components to avoid scratch and paint damage during long-distance sea transport. Reasonable grouping maximises container utilisation and helps clients cut ocean freight costs.
Step 4: Loading onto Container Trailers — Systematic Lifting & Weight Distribution
Overhead cranes lift bundled steel parts onto trailer-mounted containers. Our workers follow practical loading rules: heavy and large members go inside first to keep balanced centre of gravity. Every lifting action is carried out gently to avoid deformation and coating damage caused by collision.
Step 5: Container Stuffing — Compact Layout & Secure Fixation
Large and small steel components are arranged alternately inside the container. Small fittings fill spare spaces to make full use of container capacity. After stuffing, all cargo is firmly lashed to prevent shifting and collision on rough ocean voyages, protecting steel members for long sea transportation.
Step 6: Container Sealing & Shipment — Complete Document & Visual Records
Once stuffing inspection is finished, container doors will be closed and sealed. We keep full photo records of the whole loading process and share all pictures with clients. The sealed container will be transported directly to port for loading on vessels. Every shipment supports full traceability from factory to destination.
Standardised operations run through every stage of production and delivery.
Weilan Steel Structure specialises in manufacturing export-oriented prefabricated steel frames and steel components for overseas factories, storage warehouses, livestock barns and public buildings.
With rich experience in export container stuffing and rigorous quality management systems, we provide one-stop steel structure solutions for global partners.
