Weldments, Bollards & Guards

A short, vertical steel post, typically fabricated from Schedule 40 or 80 pipe, solid round bar, or square tube, designed to protect building infrastructure, equipment, or pedestrians from vehicle impact.

A fabricated structural assembly manufactured to a specific customer design by welding together cut, formed, and/or machined components.

A protective barrier designed to redirect vehicle or forklift impact forces away from columns, equipment, or critical infrastructure.

The depth to which a bollard or guard post is set into a concrete foundation.

A fabricated metal enclosure, barrier, or screen that physically prevents contact between operators and hazardous moving machine components per OSHA 1910.212 requirements.

A welded structural assembly consisting of beams, columns, brackets, and gussets designed to support equipment, platforms, panels, or process components.

A flat plate welded at the intersection of two or more structural members to reinforce the joint, distribute load, and resist buckling or rotation.

A fabricated safety railing system consisting of welded posts, top rail, mid-rail, and toe board for industrial mezzanines, platforms, and walkways.

A precision-welded steel weldment that serves as the structural foundation for manufacturing equipment.

A machine or area guard fabricated from perforated sheet metal, offering physical protection while allowing visibility, ventilation, and chip/coolant drainage in manufacturing environments.

A protective barrier fabricated from structural steel pipe and welded fittings, used to protect building columns, equipment, and walls from damage by forklifts and industrial vehicles.

A welded or press-formed steel cap fitted to the top of a bollard, guard post, or handrail post.

Steel tube in square, rectangular, or round cross-sections used extensively in weldment construction.

A bollard anchored to an existing concrete or paved surface using a welded base plate and anchor bolts, requiring no subsurface excavation.

An AWS-standardized engineering drawing notation that specifies weld type (fillet, groove, spot), size, length, spacing, and additional requirements.