Material brand
BlueScope
Australian steel group making coated and painted steel and roofing, walling and purlin systems.
- Country
- Australia
- Material categories
- 2
- materials
- 6
- Official website
- bluescope.com
About
BlueScope is an Australian steel company known for Zincalume® aluminium-zinc coated steel, Colorbond® pre-painted steel and Lysaght® roll-formed products such as roof sheet, standing seam roofing, purlins and floor deck. It operates coating and painting facilities in Vietnam.
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How World Steel works with BlueScope materials
- 01
Check the products against the design documents, project standards and the investor’s insurance requirements.
- 02
Check mill certificates, test approvals and inspection labels when materials arrive on site.
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Install to the maker’s instructions and keep the acceptance records for handover and warranty.
BlueScope materials in the library
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Structural steel
Cold-formed C and Z purlins
Cold-formed C and Z steel purlins, galvanized or zinc-aluminium coated, that carry roof and wall sheeting on pre-engineered buildings.
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Roofing and cladding
Galvalume (aluminium-zinc coated) sheet
Steel sheet coated with an alloy of 55% aluminium, about 43.4% zinc and 1.6% silicon, used as the base for roofing, wall sheet, purlins and pre-painted sheet.
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Roofing and cladding
Pre-painted steel sheet (PPGI, PPGL)
Galvanized (PPGI) or aluminium-zinc coated (PPGL) sheet with a factory-applied coil coating, for roofs, walls and trims.
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Roofing and cladding
Standing seam roofing
Roof panels joined by raised seams and concealed clips, with no through-fixed screws, giving reliable weathertightness on low-slope, long roofs.
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Roofing and cladding
Trapezoidal roof and wall sheet
Roll-formed trapezoidal sheet (5, 6, 9 or 11 ribs) screwed directly to purlins: the most common and economical roof and wall cladding for factories.
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Roofing and cladding
Composite metal deck
Galvanized profiled steel deck acting as permanent formwork and tensile reinforcement for composite concrete slabs on steel beams.
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