Galvanized Transmission Towers
Sectional members, bolted joints, welded base parts, and route-specific forms support transport, erection, and overhead line use.
Galvanized Transmission Towers are steel lattice supports finished by hot-dip galvanizing to protect the exposed surfaces. The underlying structure uses single equal angle steel or combined angle steel, connection plates, coarse bolts, and selected welded tower-foot components. Sectional construction makes the members convenient to group for transport and assemble during erection. The towers support conductors and ground wires while maintaining separation from terrain and buildings. Straight, tension, corner, transposition, terminal, and crossing duties are available, together with cup, cat-head, upper-character, dry-character, and barrel forms. Q235 and O345 are the specified steel grades, and climbing pegs may be fitted to one principal member when the height is below 60m.
Product Advantages
• Hot-dip galvanizing provides the specified corrosion-protection finish across the exposed steel sections.
• Sectional angle-steel construction keeps transport groups manageable before the tower is erected on site.
• Connection plates and coarse bolts create a clear joint system for the main lattice framework.
• Welded tower-foot components provide a distinct fabricated base while the upper sections remain bolted.
• Multiple route duties and tower forms allow the configuration to follow the required line position.
• Galvanized Transmission Towers can include climbing pegs below 60m and maintain the required conductor clearances.
Our Factory
Plate preparation and member cutting use equipment including a QC12Y-16×2500 shear, 280mm saw capacity, 60mm semi-automatic gas cutting, and several drilling machines. Welding resources include KH-500 gas-shielded units and BX3-500J welders. These workshop assets support preparation of angle members, plates, base pieces, and joints before the completed steelwork proceeds to corrosion protection.
FAQ
Q: What surface treatment is used for Galvanized Transmission Towers?
A: Hot-dip galvanizing is the specified finish for protecting the steel sections against corrosion.
Q: How is the galvanized tower assembled?
A: Angle-steel members and connection plates form the lattice, coarse bolts join the sections, and selected base plates may be welded.
Q: What should be protected during transport and erection?
A: Keep the treated sections identifiable and avoid unnecessary damage to the galvanized surfaces while sorting and assembling the members.
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