Mahtecsa has more than two decades of experience in building and industrial projects and provides specialist column plate installation and base plate installation services. Our engineers follow technical and safety standards closely to ensure precise, high-quality installation and support structural strength and durability.
The combination of hands-on experience, engineering-driven management, and a commitment to quality enables Mahtaksa to deliver projects with precision, predictability, and consistent adherence to standards.
Installation costs are calculated according to plate weight, the number of bolts, and the team’s labor hours, and vary with project conditions.
| Plate type | INTERPRETATION | The basis for calculating |
|---|---|---|
| Simple plate | Installation on concrete and columns | Based on plate weight (kg) |
| Metal plate | Installation on facades and walls | Based on the number of bolts and the weight of the plate |
| Ceiling plate | Installation on a structural roof | Based on plate weight and number of connections |
| Base plate | Column and shed | Based on the weight and number of structural bolts |
Submit your request, and the technical team at Fater Sazeh Iranian will conduct an initial review of your project and contact you as soon as possible to provide consultation and further details.
Used for steel columns and industrial halls, these plates transfer axial loads and maintain column alignment. Correct selection improves safety and reduces structural risk, while precise installation is essential.
Designed for high-load industrial and building roofs, these supports transfer dynamic forces and roof weight to the foundation and help prevent damage.
Used for metal facades and structural walls, these connections provide strength, preserve the facade’s appearance, and ensure uniform load transfer.
For industrial projects and applications requiring higher strength and resistance to dynamic loads, base plate installation with mechanical anchor bolts provides a reliable connection between steel structures and concrete foundations. Correct anchor use secures plates and supports with sufficient strength to withstand tensile forces, shear forces, and vibration.
