RoXteel Industrial, An All Things Metal Company
RoXteel Modular Generator Plenum System installed on site
Modular Installation

Modular Generator Plenum
Installation & Deployment

RoXteel replaces extensive field built radiator discharge infrastructure with a standardized, prefabricated modular system designed for faster erection, fewer field trades, and repeatable deployment across mission critical projects.

10×
Faster erection
~90%
Less erection time
~90%
Less subcontractor labor
2 to 3
Sixty-foot towers per week

Prefabricated Before It Reaches the Site.

The RoXteel Modular Plenum System is built in standardized 20 foot structural sections before arriving at the project site. That moves major portions of fabrication and system preparation into a controlled manufacturing environment rather than leaving them to field construction.

RoXteel prefabricated modular generator plenum sections
Standardized Modules
Repeatable 20 foot sections.
Off Site Fabrication
Major structural fabrication is completed before site erection.
Planned Installation
Weights, drawings, pick information, and installation guidance are established ahead of erection.
Repeatable Deployment
The same core system can be repeated across towers, campuses, and multiple project locations.

Field Construction Creates Variables.

Conventional generator discharge infrastructure may involve a structural steel scope, a mechanical scope, field fabrication, multiple subcontractors, crane coordination, weather exposure, material handling, and custom field decisions, with significant variation from project to project.

Structural steel scope
Mechanical scope
Field fabrication
Multiple subcontractors
Crane coordination
Weather exposure
Material handling
Custom field decisions
Project to project variation

Every additional field dependent activity introduces another schedule variable. RoXteel reduces those variables by moving the system toward a standardized, prefabricated deployment model.

10X Faster Erection

10×

Approximately 90% less erection time compared with conventional site built discharge infrastructure.

~90%
Less erection time
~90%
Less subcontractor labor
2 to 3
Sixty-foot towers per week
First Tower

Typically approximately a couple of days.

Later Towers

Can often be erected in less than one day as crews become familiar with the system.

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Less Field Work. More Repeatability.

The core erection model moves work upstream into manufacturing and reduces dependent field activity. This is the core erection model, not a literal four step completion of every project.

01

Fabricate

Structural modules are manufactured before arriving on site.

02

Deliver

Standard 20 foot sections are designed for efficient transportation.

03

Pick

Standard stacked configurations use one crane pick per 20 foot section.

04

Connect

Modules are connected using the standardized system connection approach.

Fewer Handoffs Between Trades.

Conventional generator discharge infrastructure may split structural support and radiator discharge work between separate scopes. RoXteel consolidates the core structural and discharge system into one standardized modular solution from one supplier, reducing the coordination handoffs that field construction normally requires.

The Consolidated System

  • Self supported structural steel frame
  • Radiator discharge path
  • Metal deck cladding
  • Genset interface and flashing system
  • Exhaust mounting provisions
  • Optional preinstalled flanged exhaust from a partner supplier where specified

Project Support

  • Project specific drawings
  • Pick planning information
  • Installation guidance
  • Dedicated project management

Built for Schedule Certainty

Manufacturing lead time is only one part of the project schedule. Repeatable modules, fewer field trades, planned crane picks, installation guidance, storage options, and JIT coordination can all reduce uncertainty between fabrication and final erection.

Plan Earlier

Bring the plenum system into design before radiator discharge becomes a late stage coordination issue.

Build Repeatably

Use a consistent modular system across multiple towers and projects.

Erect Predictably

Reduce extensive field fabrication and create a repeatable erection sequence.

Plan Around a Known Production Window.

Repeatable modules and fewer field trades only reduce schedule risk when the supply side is equally predictable. RoXteel offers standard made-to-order production, a launching inventory program for standard sections, plus storage and just-in-time delivery coordination so site readiness and product availability stay aligned.

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A Repeatable Erection Model.

Standard stacked configurations follow a predictable pick cadence, one crane pick per 20 foot section. Taller straddle configurations are engineered to project requirements.

20 foot section
1 pick
40 foot stacked tower
2 picks
60 foot stacked tower
3 picks
80 ft and 100 ft straddle configurations
Handled case by case based on project configuration
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Built to Arrive Ready for Erection.

Standard 20 foot sections are designed for efficient transportation and site arrival aligned with the erection sequence.

  • 20 foot modular sections
  • Two standard 20 foot sections per step deck load where applicable
  • Standard sections designed for transportation without pilot cars
  • Storage options available
  • JIT coordination available
  • RoXteel supports project delivery planning

RoXteel is primarily the manufacturer and supports project delivery planning. RoXteel does not own a nationwide transportation fleet.

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Support From Drawings to First Install.

RoXteel supports nationwide installation planning while qualified project installation teams perform field erection. In Arizona, sister company ATM Steel may provide installation subject to availability and schedule.

Project specific drawings
Comprehensive installation guide
Pick plans
Rigging information
Weights
Specifications
Pick counts
Dedicated project management
First installation support when appropriate
Ongoing installer questions supported by the RoXteel team

RoXteel does not install nationally. For Arizona projects, ATM Steel may provide installation subject to schedule.

The Value Grows When the Project Repeats.

The modular approach becomes especially valuable for data center campuses, repeat tower deployments, multi site programs, genset dealers, packagers, general contractors, and engineering teams. A consistent system repeated across towers and sites reduces the learning curve and the coordination burden on every subsequent deployment.

Consistent module design
Repeatable installation process
Standardized documentation
Familiar erection sequence
Predictable project planning
Nationwide manufacturing support

Modular Installation vs. Site Built Construction

RoXteel Modular

  • Prefabricated structural modules
  • Standardized system
  • Fewer field trades
  • Planned picks
  • Reduced field fabrication
  • Less weather dependent work
  • Repeatable erection sequence

Conventional Site Built

  • More field fabrication
  • Multiple trade scopes
  • Greater site coordination
  • More weather exposure
  • More project specific field work
  • Higher variation between deployments

Built for Teams Responsible for Deployment.

Engineers

Specify a repeatable system earlier in design.

Genset Dealers and Packagers

Coordinate discharge infrastructure around repeatable generator packages.

General Contractors and Builders

Reduce field coordination and erection complexity.

Data Center Project Teams

Support repeatable mission critical deployments across towers and campuses.

Planning a Generator Deployment?

Bring RoXteel into the project before radiator discharge infrastructure becomes a field coordination problem. We can review the generator configuration, tower requirements, deployment schedule, and specification needs.

Patent Pending, USA & International

Turn Field Construction Into a Repeatable Deployment Plan.

Talk with RoXteel about the generator configuration, tower height, installation sequence, project schedule, and specification requirements.