Industrial Boilermaking

We offer a wide range of services in the field of industrial boilermaking and metal constructions, including custom design, manufacturing, assembly and installation, and maintenance of metal structures.

Yes, we collaborate with various industries such as chemical, food, pharmaceutical, automotive, energy, and aerospace, adapting to the specific needs of each sector.

We are located in Barcelona and offer our services nationwide and across Europe. You can contact us through the contact section on our website or by calling the phone number provided there.

Industrial boilermaking is a fundamental discipline within the manufacturing and construction industry. It focuses on the fabrication, assembly, and maintenance of metal structures and components used in a wide variety of sectors, from energy to chemical industries. This field encompasses a range of technical and specialized processes that ensure the integrity and functionality of essential equipment for industrial operations.

Industrial boilermaking involves a series of complex and specialized processes, including:

• Design and planning: Creation of plans and technical specifications.

• Cutting and forming: Preparation of metal materials.

• Bending and welding: Assembly of parts.

• Finishing and treatment: Application of protective coatings.

Cutting is one of the first and most crucial steps in industrial boilermaking. Various techniques are used to cut metal, such as:

• Plasma cutting: A high-precision method that uses a plasma jet.

• Saw cutting: Ideal for straight and precise cuts.

• Laser cutting: Offers high precision and is ideal for fine details.

Sheet metal bending is a process by which metal is shaped to create the necessary angles and curves in structures. This process is carried out using:

• Press brakes: Equipment that applies pressure to bend the metal.

• Forming rollers: Used to create curves and specific shapes.

Welding is a critical process in industrial boilermaking, as it ensures the joining of metal parts to form strong structures. Among the most common welding techniques are:

• MIG welding: Used to join non-ferrous metals.

• TIG welding: Provides high-quality and precise welds.

• Arc welding: Ideal for heavy metals and large structures.