Barnshaws beams: The Key to Space Maximisation
Barnshaws had the task of precision-curving over 300 beams the hard way (along the X-X axis). A critical consideration during the bending process was maintaining a uniform internal cross-section to ensure the highest level of structural integrity.
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HOW SECTION BENDING HAS CHANGED OVER THE YEARS PART 2
The recession of 1980 hit the UK's industry hard, particularly the manufacturing and engineering sectors. Businesses such as foundries and general fabrication companies saw a significant decline in demand, causing many to close down. Even bending companies were affected, leading to the search for alternative uses of steel rings and curved steel.
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The British & European Steel Sections Handbook - A Comprehensive Resource for Structural Engineering
We are excited to unveil our latest publication, the British & European Steel Sections Handbook. Designed specifically for engineers, architects, and construction professionals immersed in structural design, this comprehensive resource is here to support your strategies for selecting and utilising steel in construction projects.
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30 years of Barnshaws Scotland
This year we are celebrating a significant achievement: 30 years of Barnshaws Scotland!
Barnshaws Group were founded on the heart of the West Midlands Industrial belt back in 1969, where their expanded Head Office and massive manufacturing still resides.
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How section bending has changed over the years Part 1
In the 1950s most ring rolling companies were rolling rings for ducting and chimneys with some heavier work for material handling.
In those days the larger fabricators and big engineering shops had larger section bending machines they used for their work and would offer to do bending work for smaller fabricators.
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