Tata Structura Overview
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Tata Tubes relaunched its steel hollow section business under the brand name of ‘Tata Structura’ in 2005. Taking over from conventional sections, Tata Structura is the path-breaking new age construction material that helps architects and structural engineers give wings to their imagination. These structurals are corrosion resistant and impact resistant, refusing to sag or become brittle under extremes of temperature and shifts in weather conditions. Tata Structura is an aesthetically appealing design solution for the changing skyline, allowing for hitherto impossible stretches of imagination.

The increasing popularity of Tata Structura owes a lot to the fluidity and elegance it brings to forms.  A  combination  of  lightness&strength, firmness  &  flexibility  gives  Tata  Structura  circular, rectangular and square   steel  hollow  sections  a  natural  advantage  over  conventional sections. Being easy to fabricate and with a high strength to weight ratio, it reduces project costs significantly. Which is why, Tata Structura finds application today in architecture, infrastructure, industrial and general engineering segments. It is being widely used in office buildings, shopping malls, bridges, highways, gantries, factory sheds, amusement parks, bus bodies and automobile chassis.

All airports under modernization have used Tata Structura extensively.  Airports of Udaipur, Jaipur, Mangalore, Amritsar, Dibrugarh, Aurangabad etc have adopted Tata Structura in the main Terminal buildings and other structural applications. Commonwealth games Stadia in Delhi have also used these sections. Current modernization in the major airports of Kolkata, Delhi and Chennai has Tata Structura as a key constituent in the design.

The list is endless and ever expanding and true to its tagline, Tata Structura depicts ‘The Shape of things to come’, promising an Elevating Construction Experience.

For more details, please visit www.tatastructura.com

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