Guyed Wire 5G/4G/3G Mast Galvanized Tubular Steel Telecommunication Tower – Durable Telecom Infrastructure Solutions

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Guyed Wire 5G/4G/3G Mast Galvanized Tubular Steel Telecommunication Tower – Durable Telecom Infrastructure Solutions

Enhance your telecommunication infrastructure with our Guyed Wire 5G/4G/3G Mast Galvanized Tubular Steel Telecommunication Towers. Designed to withstand wind loads of up to 130km/h, these versatile towers are ideal for supporting LED lights, antennas, and other communication equipment. Available in heights ranging from 6m to 20m, our portable manual hand winch crank locking push-up telescopic masts are constructed from high-quality No. 35 steel, ensuring durability and reliability in harsh environments.

Key Features:
Type: Lighting Mast, Antenna Mast, Telecommunication Tower
Model Numbers: TAL-M6-1.9-30, 3 Legs Angle Tower, XYTCGT-1
Material: No. 35 Steel, Angle Steel Q235B Q345B Q420
Extended Height: 6m (TAL-M6-1.9-30); Up to 200M (3 Legs Angle Tower)
Closed Height: 1.9m
Max Wind Load: 130km/h (TAL-M6-1.9-30); 120KM/H (XYTCGT-1)
Structure: 3 Leg Triangle Free Standing Cell Angle Lattice
Surface Finish: Painting, Hot Dip Galvanized
Payload: 30kg (TAL-M6-1.9-30)
Standards: GB / ANSI / TIA-222-G, ASTM A123 / ISO 1461, AWS D 1.1
Certification: ISO9001:2008, ISO9001:2015, SGS COC
Weld Quality: AWS D 1.1
Colors Available: Bronze or Customized
Working Temperature: -50°C to +70°C
Packaging: Bundled by Galvanized Strapping for easy transport

Packaging & Delivery:
Packaging: Bundled by Galvanized Strapping; Single item sizes vary by model
Single Package Size: 10X10X10 cm (TAL-M6-1.9-30)
Single Gross Weight: 10.000 kg (TAL-M6-1.9-30); 15.120 kg (XYTCGT-1)
Supply Ability: 5000 Tons per Month
Our Guyed Wire Telecommunication Towers are engineered to provide superior performance and durability in the most challenging environments. As a global supplier of metals and alloys, we offer a comprehensive range of top-quality products, including our best-selling telecom towers, to meet the demands of modern communication infrastructure.