ZSJH has completed steel fabrication work for the JD Logistics warehouse project in Beijing, China. The project photographs document workshop fabrication, connection assembly, weld inspection and component dispatch. The fabrication record follows the details that connect workshop production with on-site assembly.
The photographed components include large tubular steel members, ring-shaped plates, stiffeners and connection plates with grouped bolt holes. They illustrate the fabrication work behind a logistics warehouse project, where member geometry and connection interfaces need careful coordination.

Fig 1 Tubular Steel Assemblies for the Beijing JD Logistics Warehouse
Long tubular members are shown supported on workshop equipment during fabrication. Other photographs record circumferential welds between tube sections. For components of this type, alignment, fit-up and weld preparation are important manufacturing considerations: a small deviation at one stage can affect the position of a connection farther along the member.
The workshop views provide a practical reference for buyers evaluating a supplier’s ability to handle tubular steelwork and project-specific assemblies. They show intermediate production stages, including bare steel surfaces before subsequent finishing operations.

Fig 2 Steel Tube Fabrication in the ZSJH Workshop
The connection photographs show tubular members combined with ring plates, stiffeners and projecting plates containing multiple bolt holes. These are substantial assemblies rather than isolated pieces of steel. Plate orientation, hole-group positioning and access for welding all require attention during fabrication.

Fig 3 Connection Plate Assembly with Bolt Hole Groups
Close-up views make these interfaces visible. For warehouse steelwork, clear connection details help coordinate shop assembly with the components that will meet on site. The photographs also distinguish individual connection subassemblies from the larger tubular members into which they are incorporated.

Fig 4 Tubular Steel Connection and Ring Plate Detail
One project photograph records an inspector using a portable ultrasonic instrument at a circumferential tube weld. It provides a direct view of an inspection activity during production. The inspection view highlights attention to weld quality during component production.

Fig 5 Ultrasonic Inspection of a Steel Tube Weld
The dispatch photograph shows fabricated steel components stacked on a truck with spacers and supporting arrangements. Connecting component identification, shipment lists and site receiving plans is an important part of moving fabricated steel from the workshop into the next construction stage.

Fig 6 Fabricated Steel Components Loaded for Dispatch
ZSJH provides structural design, engineering detailing, custom steel fabrication, welding, surface treatment, inspection and delivery support. Its published certification page displays credentials including AISC Building Fabricator certification, EN ISO 3834 welding quality certification and ISO 9001 quality management certification. Further information about these company credentials is available on the ZSJH Certifications page.

This Beijing project offers a focused look at ZSJH’s fabrication work through actual production photographs: tubular members, complex connection assemblies, weld inspection and dispatch preparation.
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