Build to Print Manufacturing for Large Industrial Steel Assemblies
Bring the approved drawing, specification or assembly. RoXteel manufactures large industrial steel assemblies to print with the production planning, quality control and delivery coordination required for repeatable industrial work.
You Bring the Drawing. We Build the Assembly.
Build to print manufacturing starts with an approved customer design. RoXteel reviews the production requirements, plans the fabrication process, manufactures the assembly and coordinates delivery around the project schedule.
The design stays yours. RoXteel brings the manufacturing discipline, documented quality and delivery planning required to turn an approved drawing into a finished industrial steel assembly.
Industrial Assemblies Built From Your Drawings
If the drawing exists, RoXteel can manufacture the assembly. The examples below show the scope of build to print work RoXteel takes on across industrial infrastructure.
- Skid Frames
- Equipment Support Frames
- Structural Equipment Frames
- Modular Steel Assemblies
- Utility Support Structures
- Pipe Support Structures
- Transport Frames
- Repeatable Industrial Assemblies
- Large Welded Assemblies
These are examples of RoXteel's build to print manufacturing capability, not a claim of completed project history across every assembly shown.
Build to Print or Improve the Design Before Production
RoXteel supports two distinct paths. Build to print when the design is approved and ready to manufacture. Value engineering when the customer wants RoXteel to review the assembly and identify opportunities to improve manufacturability before production.
The design is approved. RoXteel manufactures the assembly to the supplied drawings and specifications.
- Customer controlled design
- Production planning
- Repeatable fabrication
- Quality verification
- Coordinated delivery
The customer wants RoXteel to review the assembly before production and identify opportunities to improve manufacturability.
- Reduce unnecessary part count
- Simplify fabrication
- Improve repeatability
- Evaluate weight and material use
- Improve shipping and field assembly
Design changes are made only in collaboration with and approval from the customer. Value engineering is a review process, not a unilateral redesign. Nothing changes on the drawing without the customer's sign-off.
From Print to Production
A build to print project moves through five stages, from the supplied drawing to coordinated delivery on the required onsite date.
Drawing Review
Review supplied drawings, specifications and project requirements.
Manufacturing Plan
Establish materials, fabrication sequence, tooling, quality requirements and production approach.
Fabrication
Manufacture the assembly to the approved documentation.
Quality Verification
Verify the finished work against the applicable drawing and production requirements.
Delivery
Coordinate shipping and project timing around the required onsite date.
One Drawing Can Become a Repeatable Manufacturing Program
Build to print becomes especially valuable when an assembly needs to be manufactured consistently across multiple units, phases or project locations. RoXteel can build around repeatable production, documented quality and coordinated delivery.
Where Build to Print Manufacturing Applies
RoXteel manufactures build to print assemblies across the industrial sectors already supported on this site.
Data Center Infrastructure
Skids, frames, pipe racks and support structures for mission-critical campuses.
Bitcoin Mining
Container frames, stackable racks and equipment skids for rapid deployment.
Mining Equipment
Conveyor trusses, crusher supports, chutes and modular processing plant frames.
Gas and Energy
Process skid bases, pipe racks, substation steel and exhaust support structures.
Nuclear / Micro Nuclear
Non-safety-related balance of plant steel assemblies for micro nuclear applications.
RoXteel's nuclear positioning is strictly non-safety-related balance of plant. RoXteel does not imply NQA-1 capability or safety-related nuclear fabrication.
Designed Around the Assembly and the Delivery Plan
Manufacturing decisions for large steel assemblies must consider how the finished structure reaches the project site, not just how it leaves the shop floor.
Where the assembly allows, design can work around approximately:
Larger assemblies can be planned around permitted transportation, modular shipment or a project-specific transport strategy. Product Design can evaluate whether an assembly should break into shippable modules that reconnect on site.
These are planning references, not published manufacturing limits. Final size and transportation strategy depend on the assembly and project.
Bring Us the Drawing Before It Is Final
When the design is not fully locked, RoXteel Product Design can work with the customer to review manufacturability, simplify the assembly and prepare it for production.
Build to print when the design is done. Product Design when there is still an opportunity to improve it.
Built in Arizona. Supporting Projects Nationwide.
RoXteel manufactures from the All Things Metal industrial campus in Wittmann, Arizona and supports large industrial projects across the United States. A national industrial manufacturer based in Arizona, not a local fabrication shop that happens to ship.
Already Have the Drawing?
Send RoXteel the assembly, drawing or production requirement and start the conversation around manufacturing, repeatability and delivery.