Reviewed technical and procurement guidance · 10 August 2026
Steel Purlins and Girts
Steel purlins and girts are cold-formed or hot-rolled secondary members ordered by section, thickness, grade, hole pattern, lap, bridging, coating and design restraints rather than by C or Z name alone.
02Product form
Specifications and dimensions
Approved member geometry, fabrication tolerances, hole classes, camber and component identification
Shop assemblies or transport segments matched to shipping, lifting and erection constraints
Surface preparation, coating system, dry-film thickness, fire protection and repair procedure
Standards and supply condition
Project structural design and execution standards with approved drawings govern the finished system
ISO 3834 quality requirements or the specified equivalent govern fusion-welding quality management
Manufacturing and processing
Purchased plate and sections are identified, cut, drilled, formed and assembled under controlled drawings and material traceability.
Steel purlins and girts are cold-formed or hot-rolled secondary members ordered by section, thickness, grade, hole pattern, lap, bridging, coating and design restraints rather than by C or Z name alone.