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Park Engineers Pty Ltd 6106
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ABOUT US Park Engineers is recognized as one of the leading steel fabrication companies in Australia. Its 3 workshops combined makes it one of the largest and most advanced structural steel fabricators in Australia – with fully integrated CNC machines delivering a quality product, on time, first time. Our company is focused on maintaining its leadership position in using technology to improve the efficiency, quality and cost in fabricating structural steel. Combining a stable workforce, with management experience in delivering over 30,000 tonnes of steelwork in the last 2 decades. OUR PRODUCTS Structural Steel Fabrication: Structural steelwork for commercial, industrial and resource industries Bridge beams and gantry crane beams Lattice towers for transmission lines Structural Beam Manufacturing: Standard BHP specified I-beams and H-columns Any non-standard, engineering-designed beam (including T-beams) Lattice towers for transmission lines Mining and Mineral Processing Equipment: Screening hoppers Crushing grizzlies Conveyor galleries and transfer towers Platework Fabrication Box girders Storage silos and bins Non-pressure vessels and tanks Park Engineers is well equipped to provide structural steel for projects of any size.
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