Geometry-led recognition
Identify supported profiles and sheet parts from model geometry, with catalog-assisted material matching.
Turn SketchUp steel models into quantities, theoretical weights, and structured cutting data — with the uncertainties clearly in view.
The hero section now shows the real product flow — beginning from the selected model and continuing through analysis, material review, sheet nesting, cost estimation and catalog steps.
OPEN PRODUCT VIDEO ↗The information is already inside your model. Azam Steel helps organize it into data your fabrication workflow can actually use.
Identify supported profiles and sheet parts from model geometry, with catalog-assisted material matching.
Review quantities, lengths, theoretical weights and cost data in one structured workspace.
Build profile stock-cut plans and preliminary contour-aware sheet layouts for further review.
Locate unresolved parts, examine assumptions and isolate items that need your attention.
Actual screens from Azam Steel's current development build. Explore detailed, uncropped captures of the actual product workflow.
Analyze selected SketchUp groups and components while retaining a clear connection to the original 3D model.
Review detected materials, grouped parts, quantities, dimensions and theoretical output in one workspace.
Preview how cut parts fit onto steel sheets, including plate utilization and estimated waste.
Move from quantity information toward pricing, extra costs and estimation logic inside the same workflow.
Use a structured material catalog to support classification, consistency and editable product data.
Too much fabrication preparation still means measuring the same parts again, rebuilding lists in spreadsheets and manually tracing problems back to a model.
Azam Steel brings those steps closer together — from geometry to material data, cut planning and reviewable reports. It is designed to make assumptions visible, not hide them.
Choose the relevant groups or components in SketchUp.
⌜Inspect supported geometry, match catalogs and review theoretical quantities.
⌁Check assumptions and unresolved parts before relying on results.
⊞Build material, cut and preliminary sheet-placement data and export CSV reports.
↗A practical next-step plan — from more reliable fabrication preparation to future production drawings and connected tools.
Azam Steel currently uses deterministic geometry and optimization algorithms, not generative AI. No minimum-waste or production-readiness guarantee is implied.
Azam Steel is developed by Azam Design Studio to help SketchUp-based steel fabrication teams work with clearer, more structured production-preparation data. Our focus is practical workflows, transparent calculations and careful validation.
We're validating Azam Steel on real SketchUp workflows, improving material and cutting preparation, and working toward a future release. No release date has been announced.
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