Power Sub-Station Metal Structures
Gantries, equipment supports and lattice members.
- Design guide
- ASCE MOP 113, to utility drawings
- Steel
- ASTM A36 · A572 · A500 · A992 · CSA G40.21
- Bolts
- Galvanized ASTM A394 / F3125
- Anchor bolts
- ASTM F1554
Overview
Substation steel is fabricated, drilled, trial-assembled where required and hot-dip galvanized for decades of outdoor service, with bolts and members marked to the erection drawings.
Our capabilities
- 01Lattice and tubular gantries
- 02Equipment and switchgear support structures
- 03Bus supports, A-frames and cable trays
- 04Anchor bolt cages and templates
- 05Piece-marked for erection
- 06Hot-dip galvanizing after fabrication
Technical data
| Design guide | ASCE MOP 113, to utility drawings |
|---|---|
| Steel | ASTM A36 · A572 · A500 · A992 · CSA G40.21 |
| Bolts | Galvanized ASTM A394 / F3125 |
| Anchor bolts | ASTM F1554 |
| Galvanizing | ASTM A123 (members) · A153 (hardware) · CSA G164 |
| Marking | Piece marks stamped before galvanizing |
Values reflect common industry practice and referenced standards. Final values are set by your drawings and specification.
Our project approach
- 01
Submit drawings & specs
Send your drawings, specifications and quantities. DXF, DWG, STEP or PDF.
- 02
Proposal
A clear technical and commercial proposal with price, scope and delivery date.
- 03
Manufacturing
Fabrication, finishing and inspection to the agreed quality plan.
- 04
Shipping, delivery & local assembly
Delivered to your site, with assembly and installation support locally.
FAQs
What substation structures do you fabricate?
Lattice and tubular gantries, dead-end structures, bus supports, equipment stands for breakers, disconnect switches, instrument transformers and surge arresters, cable support structures and platforms, with anchor bolts and templates.
How are substation structures protected against corrosion?
Most substation steel is hot-dip galvanized after fabrication to ASTM A123 or CSA G164, which protects both inside and outside surfaces and needs little maintenance.
Who manufactures the parts?
Parts are manufactured within the Ferrokshar Group, in production since 1997. Engineering, project management and on-site support are handled by our team in Toronto, ON.
Who do I deal with?
Our engineering team is your single point of contact, from quote to delivery and after-sales service.
Further reading
Request a quote
Send your drawings and specifications. Our engineers will reply with a detailed proposal.