Tower Monopole 12 Meter For Cell Phone Antenna Telecommunication

Telecom monopole/Monopole tower/Steel Monopole

Connection Type: Flange connected and slip joint monopole

Material: Q235B, Q355B, Q420B

Height: up to 50m

Wind Speed: As per design

Design Standard: TIA/EIA-22-G

Certificates: AWS, CWB, ISO9001, ISO14001, OHSAS18001;

Finishing: Hot dip galvanizing(ISO1461 , ASTM123 ), painting, powder coating

Specification of Monopole Cell Phone Tower:

Monopole Tower is a kind of tower consisting of an elevated base or pillar.
These small galvanized tube forms offer several savings possibilities for carriers and owners. The company’s speed and savings offer smaller rental areas, lower costs, and decreased build time. Monopole structures, constructed from steel, concrete, and fiberglass and are most freighted on a single trailer to save additional money. The most common poles of tapering steel or slip joints have become, with the other variables being phase tapered or tube segment poles. Multi-sided or smooth poles may be available.

The structures are aesthetically pleasant and well-integrated into the environment and require minimal installation space. Inside the transmission line, the coaxial cable not exposed to loads caused by wear and tire or wind. In general, the only visible additions are climbing accessories and antennas. Rotation of Azimuth into antenna arrays and platforms.

Project Completion

Monopole towers have the advantage of grating towers when it comes to construction and assembly times but reconcile the structural weight and base sizes.

Factors such as land and access requirements that might seem insignificant during the design process. They can have substantial impacts on construction costs and plan later.

For that 500 kV transmission line, the design and installation of monopoly systems was an incredible undertaking. The diligent planning and preparation of many people resulted in the successful completion of the project.

From the first designers to complete geometries to the crane operators to set up the structures, to the builders to torch the bolts on the flange joints, the task of each one was necessary and contributed to the success of the project.