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SEICO has participated in the development of multiple facilities within Thai Tuan Group’s integrated textile, dyeing, and garment manufacturing system. With more than 30 years of growth and industry leadership, Thai Tuan is recognized as one of Vietnam’s leading textile brands. Through these projects, SEICO has gained a deep understanding of the key requirements for textile manufacturing facilities:

1. Fewer Columns, Greater Production Efficiency

Production areas require uninterrupted floor space to accommodate spinning, weaving, dyeing, finishing lines, and internal logistics systems. Large-span steel structures offer several advantages:

• Minimize the number of columns within production areas.
• Increase flexibility for production line layout and future expansion.
• Optimize the flow of raw materials and finished products.
• Reduce conflicts with MEP and fire protection systems.

However, as span lengths increase, requirements for deflection control, overall structural stability, and load-bearing performance become significantly more demanding.

SEICO's steel structure solution for one of Thai Tuan Group's manufacturing facilities.

2. The Real Engineering Challenge Lies in Structural Stiffness

For large-span industrial buildings, structural design extends beyond strength considerations alone. Engineers must carefully control:

• Deflection of steel beams and rafters.
• Lateral displacement of the entire structural frame.
• Stability of roof and wall bracing systems.
• Wind load effects on large roof surfaces.
• Interaction between the primary structure and building envelope systems.

An optimal design is not the one that uses the most steel, but the one that achieves the best balance between strength, stiffness, and cost efficiency.

3. Large Open Spaces Demand Higher Construction Precision

In large-scale textile projects, construction schedule is often a critical success factor. Precision fabrication at the manufacturing stage helps:

• Reduce erection tolerances on site.
• Minimize field modifications and adjustments.
• Accelerate the completion of roofing, cladding, and MEP works.
• Ensure readiness for production line installation.

This is why industrial projects increasingly favor contractors capable of providing integrated design, fabrication, and erection services rather than managing these phases separately.

Large-span steel structures are increasingly preferred, as they minimize the number of interior columns, optimize production line layouts

4. The Value of a Facility Is Not Measured by Tons of Steel

For modern industrial developments, project success should not be measured by the quantity of steel used, but by the value the structure creates for manufacturing operations:

• Optimized operational space.
• Flexibility for future expansion.
• Lower operating costs.
• Faster commissioning and production start-up.
• Long-term durability and service life.

With more than 23 years of experience, SEICO delivers integrated solutions covering structural design, steel fabrication and erection, roofing and cladding systems, SP Deck flooring systems, and industrial coatings. Our comprehensive approach helps project owners meet technical requirements, maintain construction schedules, and maximize investment value throughout the entire lifecycle of the facility.

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SEICO - True Steel - Complete Trust

Website: https://seico.vn/en

 Email: hnsales@seico.vn

 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC

 LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn

SEICO has participated in the development of multiple facilities within Thai Tuan Group’s integrated textile, dyeing, and garment manufacturing system. With more than 30 years of growth and industry leadership, Thai Tuan is recognized as one of Vietnam’s leading textile brands. Through these projects, SEICO has gained a deep understanding of the key requirements for textile manufacturing facilities:

1. Fewer Columns, Greater Production Efficiency

Production areas require uninterrupted floor space to accommodate spinning, weaving, dyeing, finishing lines, and internal logistics systems. Large-span steel structures offer several advantages:

• Minimize the number of columns within production areas.
• Increase flexibility for production line layout and future expansion.
• Optimize the flow of raw materials and finished products.
• Reduce conflicts with MEP and fire protection systems.

However, as span lengths increase, requirements for deflection control, overall structural stability, and load-bearing performance become significantly more demanding.

SEICO's steel structure solution for one of Thai Tuan Group's manufacturing facilities.

2. The Real Engineering Challenge Lies in Structural Stiffness

For large-span industrial buildings, structural design extends beyond strength considerations alone. Engineers must carefully control:

• Deflection of steel beams and rafters.
• Lateral displacement of the entire structural frame.
• Stability of roof and wall bracing systems.
• Wind load effects on large roof surfaces.
• Interaction between the primary structure and building envelope systems.

An optimal design is not the one that uses the most steel, but the one that achieves the best balance between strength, stiffness, and cost efficiency.

3. Large Open Spaces Demand Higher Construction Precision

In large-scale textile projects, construction schedule is often a critical success factor. Precision fabrication at the manufacturing stage helps:

• Reduce erection tolerances on site.
• Minimize field modifications and adjustments.
• Accelerate the completion of roofing, cladding, and MEP works.
• Ensure readiness for production line installation.

This is why industrial projects increasingly favor contractors capable of providing integrated design, fabrication, and erection services rather than managing these phases separately.

Large-span steel structures are increasingly preferred, as they minimize the number of interior columns, optimize production line layouts

4. The Value of a Facility Is Not Measured by Tons of Steel

For modern industrial developments, project success should not be measured by the quantity of steel used, but by the value the structure creates for manufacturing operations:

• Optimized operational space.
• Flexibility for future expansion.
• Lower operating costs.
• Faster commissioning and production start-up.
• Long-term durability and service life.

With more than 23 years of experience, SEICO delivers integrated solutions covering structural design, steel fabrication and erection, roofing and cladding systems, SP Deck flooring systems, and industrial coatings. Our comprehensive approach helps project owners meet technical requirements, maintain construction schedules, and maximize investment value throughout the entire lifecycle of the facility.

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SEICO - True Steel - Complete Trust

Website: https://seico.vn/en

 Email: hnsales@seico.vn

 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC

 LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn

SEICO has participated in the development of multiple facilities within Thai Tuan Group’s integrated textile, dyeing, and garment manufacturing system. With more than 30 years of growth and industry leadership, Thai Tuan is recognized as one of Vietnam’s leading textile brands. Through these projects, SEICO has gained a deep understanding of the key requirements for textile manufacturing facilities:

1. Fewer Columns, Greater Production Efficiency

Production areas require uninterrupted floor space to accommodate spinning, weaving, dyeing, finishing lines, and internal logistics systems. Large-span steel structures offer several advantages:

• Minimize the number of columns within production areas.
• Increase flexibility for production line layout and future expansion.
• Optimize the flow of raw materials and finished products.
• Reduce conflicts with MEP and fire protection systems.

However, as span lengths increase, requirements for deflection control, overall structural stability, and load-bearing performance become significantly more demanding.

SEICO's steel structure solution for one of Thai Tuan Group's manufacturing facilities.

2. The Real Engineering Challenge Lies in Structural Stiffness

For large-span industrial buildings, structural design extends beyond strength considerations alone. Engineers must carefully control:

• Deflection of steel beams and rafters.
• Lateral displacement of the entire structural frame.
• Stability of roof and wall bracing systems.
• Wind load effects on large roof surfaces.
• Interaction between the primary structure and building envelope systems.

An optimal design is not the one that uses the most steel, but the one that achieves the best balance between strength, stiffness, and cost efficiency.

3. Large Open Spaces Demand Higher Construction Precision

In large-scale textile projects, construction schedule is often a critical success factor. Precision fabrication at the manufacturing stage helps:

• Reduce erection tolerances on site.
• Minimize field modifications and adjustments.
• Accelerate the completion of roofing, cladding, and MEP works.
• Ensure readiness for production line installation.

This is why industrial projects increasingly favor contractors capable of providing integrated design, fabrication, and erection services rather than managing these phases separately.

Large-span steel structures are increasingly preferred, as they minimize the number of interior columns, optimize production line layouts

4. The Value of a Facility Is Not Measured by Tons of Steel

For modern industrial developments, project success should not be measured by the quantity of steel used, but by the value the structure creates for manufacturing operations:

• Optimized operational space.
• Flexibility for future expansion.
• Lower operating costs.
• Faster commissioning and production start-up.
• Long-term durability and service life.

With more than 23 years of experience, SEICO delivers integrated solutions covering structural design, steel fabrication and erection, roofing and cladding systems, SP Deck flooring systems, and industrial coatings. Our comprehensive approach helps project owners meet technical requirements, maintain construction schedules, and maximize investment value throughout the entire lifecycle of the facility.

-------------------

SEICO - True Steel - Complete Trust

Website: https://seico.vn/en

 Email: hnsales@seico.vn

 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC

 LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn

SEICO has participated in the development of multiple facilities within Thai Tuan Group’s integrated textile, dyeing, and garment manufacturing system. With more than 30 years of growth and industry leadership, Thai Tuan is recognized as one of Vietnam’s leading textile brands. Through these projects, SEICO has gained a deep understanding of the key requirements for textile manufacturing facilities:

1. Fewer Columns, Greater Production Efficiency

Production areas require uninterrupted floor space to accommodate spinning, weaving, dyeing, finishing lines, and internal logistics systems. Large-span steel structures offer several advantages:

• Minimize the number of columns within production areas.
• Increase flexibility for production line layout and future expansion.
• Optimize the flow of raw materials and finished products.
• Reduce conflicts with MEP and fire protection systems.

However, as span lengths increase, requirements for deflection control, overall structural stability, and load-bearing performance become significantly more demanding.

SEICO's steel structure solution for one of Thai Tuan Group's manufacturing facilities.

2. The Real Engineering Challenge Lies in Structural Stiffness

For large-span industrial buildings, structural design extends beyond strength considerations alone. Engineers must carefully control:

• Deflection of steel beams and rafters.
• Lateral displacement of the entire structural frame.
• Stability of roof and wall bracing systems.
• Wind load effects on large roof surfaces.
• Interaction between the primary structure and building envelope systems.

An optimal design is not the one that uses the most steel, but the one that achieves the best balance between strength, stiffness, and cost efficiency.

3. Large Open Spaces Demand Higher Construction Precision

In large-scale textile projects, construction schedule is often a critical success factor. Precision fabrication at the manufacturing stage helps:

• Reduce erection tolerances on site.
• Minimize field modifications and adjustments.
• Accelerate the completion of roofing, cladding, and MEP works.
• Ensure readiness for production line installation.

This is why industrial projects increasingly favor contractors capable of providing integrated design, fabrication, and erection services rather than managing these phases separately.

Large-span steel structures are increasingly preferred, as they minimize the number of interior columns, optimize production line layouts

4. The Value of a Facility Is Not Measured by Tons of Steel

For modern industrial developments, project success should not be measured by the quantity of steel used, but by the value the structure creates for manufacturing operations:

• Optimized operational space.
• Flexibility for future expansion.
• Lower operating costs.
• Faster commissioning and production start-up.
• Long-term durability and service life.

With more than 23 years of experience, SEICO delivers integrated solutions covering structural design, steel fabrication and erection, roofing and cladding systems, SP Deck flooring systems, and industrial coatings. Our comprehensive approach helps project owners meet technical requirements, maintain construction schedules, and maximize investment value throughout the entire lifecycle of the facility.

-------------------

SEICO - True Steel - Complete Trust

Website: https://seico.vn/en

 Email: hnsales@seico.vn

 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC

 LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn

SEICO has participated in the development of multiple facilities within Thai Tuan Group’s integrated textile, dyeing, and garment manufacturing system. With more than 30 years of growth and industry leadership, Thai Tuan is recognized as one of Vietnam’s leading textile brands. Through these projects, SEICO has gained a deep understanding of the key requirements for textile manufacturing facilities:

1. Fewer Columns, Greater Production Efficiency

Production areas require uninterrupted floor space to accommodate spinning, weaving, dyeing, finishing lines, and internal logistics systems. Large-span steel structures offer several advantages:

• Minimize the number of columns within production areas.
• Increase flexibility for production line layout and future expansion.
• Optimize the flow of raw materials and finished products.
• Reduce conflicts with MEP and fire protection systems.

However, as span lengths increase, requirements for deflection control, overall structural stability, and load-bearing performance become significantly more demanding.

SEICO's steel structure solution for one of Thai Tuan Group's manufacturing facilities.

2. The Real Engineering Challenge Lies in Structural Stiffness

For large-span industrial buildings, structural design extends beyond strength considerations alone. Engineers must carefully control:

• Deflection of steel beams and rafters.
• Lateral displacement of the entire structural frame.
• Stability of roof and wall bracing systems.
• Wind load effects on large roof surfaces.
• Interaction between the primary structure and building envelope systems.

An optimal design is not the one that uses the most steel, but the one that achieves the best balance between strength, stiffness, and cost efficiency.

3. Large Open Spaces Demand Higher Construction Precision

In large-scale textile projects, construction schedule is often a critical success factor. Precision fabrication at the manufacturing stage helps:

• Reduce erection tolerances on site.
• Minimize field modifications and adjustments.
• Accelerate the completion of roofing, cladding, and MEP works.
• Ensure readiness for production line installation.

This is why industrial projects increasingly favor contractors capable of providing integrated design, fabrication, and erection services rather than managing these phases separately.

Large-span steel structures are increasingly preferred, as they minimize the number of interior columns, optimize production line layouts

4. The Value of a Facility Is Not Measured by Tons of Steel

For modern industrial developments, project success should not be measured by the quantity of steel used, but by the value the structure creates for manufacturing operations:

• Optimized operational space.
• Flexibility for future expansion.
• Lower operating costs.
• Faster commissioning and production start-up.
• Long-term durability and service life.

With more than 23 years of experience, SEICO delivers integrated solutions covering structural design, steel fabrication and erection, roofing and cladding systems, SP Deck flooring systems, and industrial coatings. Our comprehensive approach helps project owners meet technical requirements, maintain construction schedules, and maximize investment value throughout the entire lifecycle of the facility.

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SEICO - True Steel - Complete Trust

Website: https://seico.vn/en

 Email: hnsales@seico.vn

 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC

 LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn

SEICO đã tham gia triển khai nhiều nhà máy trong chuỗi hệ thống nhà máy dệt, nhuộm và may mặc khép kín cho Tập đoàn Thái Tuấn – Thương hiệu dệt may hàng đầu Việt Nam với hơn 30 năm phát triển. SEICO hiểu rằng với những công trình nhà máy trong ngành dệt may:

1. Càng ít cột, càng tối ưu sản xuất

Mặt bằng sản xuất cần sự liên tục để bố trí dây chuyền kéo sợi, dệt, nhuộm, hoàn thiện và hệ thống vận chuyển nội bộ. Việc sử dụng hệ khung thép vượt nhịp lớn giúp:

• Giảm số lượng cột trong khu vực sản xuất.
• Tăng tính linh hoạt khi bố trí hoặc mở rộng dây chuyền.
• Tối ưu luồng di chuyển nguyên vật liệu và thành phẩm.
• Hạn chế các điểm xung đột với hệ thống MEP và PCCC.

Tuy nhiên, khi khẩu độ tăng lên, yêu cầu về độ võng, độ ổn định tổng thể và khả năng chịu tải của hệ kết cấu cũng trở nên khắt khe hơn rất nhiều.

Kết cấu thép SEICO trong dự án dệt may Thái Tuấn 

2. Bài toán kỹ thuật nằm ở độ cứng công trình

Đối với các nhà xưởng có nhịp lớn, việc thiết kế không chỉ dừng lại ở khả năng chịu lực. Các kỹ sư phải kiểm soát đồng thời:

• Độ võng của dầm và kèo thép.
• Chuyển vị ngang của toàn bộ khung nhà.
• Ổn định của hệ giằng mái và giằng cột.
• Ảnh hưởng của tải trọng gió lên công trình có diện tích mái rất lớn.
• Tương tác giữa kết cấu chính và hệ bao che.

Một phương án thiết kế tối ưu không phải là phương án dùng nhiều thép nhất, mà là phương án đạt được sự cân bằng giữa khả năng chịu lực, độ cứng và hiệu quả kinh tế.

3. Không gian lớn kéo theo yêu cầu cao về thi công

Ở các dự án dệt may quy mô lớn, tiến độ luôn là yếu tố quyết định. Việc gia công chính xác ngay từ nhà máy giúp:

• Giảm sai số lắp dựng tại công trường.
• Hạn chế phát sinh điều chỉnh hiện trường.
• Đẩy nhanh tiến độ hoàn thiện bao che và hệ MEP.
• Đảm bảo công trình sẵn sàng cho việc lắp đặt dây chuyền sản xuất.

Đây cũng là lý do các dự án công nghiệp hiện nay ngày càng ưu tiên những nhà thầu có năng lực thiết kế – gia công – lắp dựng đồng bộ thay vì thực hiện riêng lẻ từng giai đoạn.

Phương án thiết kế tối ưu là phương án đạt được sự cân bằng giữa khả năng chịu lực, độ cứng và hiệu quả kinh tế.

4. Giá trị của một công trình không nằm ở số tấn thép

Đối với các công trình công nghiệp hiện đại, thành công của dự án không được đo bằng khối lượng thép sử dụng, mà bằng giá trị mà kết cấu mang lại cho hoạt động sản xuất:

• Không gian vận hành tối ưu.
• Khả năng mở rộng trong tương lai.
• Chi phí vận hành thấp.
• Tiến độ đưa nhà máy vào hoạt động nhanh hơn.
• Tuổi thọ công trình bền vững theo thời gian.

Với hơn 23 năm kinh nghiệm, SEICO cung cấp giải pháp tổng thể từ thiết kế, gia công, lắp dựng kết cấu thép đến hệ bao che, sàn SP Deck và sơn công nghiệp, giúp chủ đầu tư đáp ứng yêu cầu kỹ thuật, đảm bảo tiến độ thi công và tối ưu hiệu quả đầu tư trong suốt vòng đời công trình.

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SEICO - Chuẩn chất thép - Trọn niềm tin 

Website: http://seico.vn

 Email: hnsales@seico.vn

 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC

 LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn

The rapid expansion of e-commerce, global supply chains, and increasing FDI inflows is driving growing demand for modern logistics and warehousing facilities across Northern Vietnam. In this context, logistics developments are required not only to provide large-scale storage capacity but also to ensure operational flexibility, efficiency, and future scalability.

At the CORE5 Quang Ninh project, the steel structure system plays a vital role in creating an optimized logistics facility that meets the operational requirements of modern warehousing and distribution centers.

SEICO participated in the integrated solutions, including: steel structures, roof & cladding systems, deck flooring & industrial painting

Advantages of Steel Structures for Logistics Facilities

Optimized Storage Space

Steel structures enable long-span designs with minimal internal columns, maximizing usable floor area and improving warehouse layout efficiency.

Suitable for Modern Warehouse Operations

The large clear height accommodates high-bay racking systems, Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (AS/RS), and advanced warehouse management solutions.

Designed for Heavy Operational Loads

The structure is engineered to support overhead cranes, material handling equipment, forklifts, and high storage densities, ensuring long-term operational reliability.

The project further demonstrates SEICO’s commitment and capability in partnering with developers to deliver modern logistics facilities

Faster Construction Schedule

Steel components are precision-fabricated in the factory and rapidly assembled on site, helping accelerate project delivery and enabling earlier operation.

Flexible Expansion and Future Upgrades

Steel structures allow facilities to be expanded or reconfigured efficiently as storage and logistics demands continue to grow.

SEICO is proud to accompany investors in developing next-generation logistics centers

Supporting Large-Scale Logistics Developments

With extensive experience in industrial, warehousing, and logistics projects across Vietnam and international markets, SEICO delivers steel structure solutions that provide long clear spans, optimized functionality, and compliance with stringent requirements for quality, safety, and project schedules.

The CORE5 Quang Ninh project stands as a testament to SEICO’s capability in supporting investors and developers in building modern logistics hubs that enhance supply chain efficiency and meet the evolving demands of future market growth.

SEICO provides integrated solutions covering design, fabrication, and erection of steel structures, roofing and cladding systems, deck floor systems (including SP Deck), and industrial coating solutions, delivering comprehensive and optimized solutions for every project.

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SEICO - True Steel - Complete Trust

Website: http://seico.vn

 Email: hnsales@seico.vn

 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@SEICOJSC

 LinkedIn: SEICO JSC trên LinkedIn