The time efficient alternative to welded support systems. ACURA Group has the solution for you when it comes to making a framing system that will cut time and save you money. This is a simple bolt together system, that needs no nuts and can be cut on site and assembled with an impact driver.
Easy is the word when it comes to the frame system! siFramo has revolutionised support structures for services by providing the first real alternative to welding structural framework for supporting weights.
As a multi-functional, non-welded support system for the modular construction of framing solutions, this amazing product simply screws together, eliminating the need of drilling, bolting and welding, effectively preventing on-site delays through its pre-galvanised finish and fully engineered computations.
Lightweight, robust and incredibly versatile, this innovative system is designed to provide high torsional resistance, allowing for a durable structural support framework in the construction, mining and process industries.
Major benefits of siFramo:
Non-welded modular steelwork
Higher performance / lower weight of steel-up (to 80% lighter when aligned with comparable steelwork profiles)
Minimum installation time
Maximum flexibility-it’s ok if requirements change as frame and module assembly modifications can be made quickly on site with no loss of time, cut-outs or re-works
Parts are reusable after disassembly
One thread forming screw for all component connections
Compatible with other installation systems
High corrosion resistance as standard
C5 coatings available on request
ACURA Group can provide designs and drawings for any project that includes weight and seismic calculations. We have been providing prefabrication designs demonstrating innovative solutions to the new Royal Adelaide Hospital (NRAH). A seismically approved common support frame (CSF) for all trades was designed and successfully installed for all corridors in this large $2.4 Billion dollar project. You will also find siFramo in projects like Bowden Apartments or Her Majesty's Theatre in Adelaide.