Wireless Microwave Self Supporting Telecom Tower

What is a lattice tower? Essentially, it's a construction of interconnected steel beams that form a self-supporting structure. These towers are typically built to a height of between 30 and 100 meters, and can hold a range of different antennae and other equipment.
One of the great things about lattice towers is their flexibility. Due to their open construction, they can easily accommodate new equipment and upgrades without needing to be replaced altogether. They're also relatively easy to climb for technicians, allowing for efficient maintenance and upkeep.

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Products Description

Our self‑supporting telecom tower adopts bolt‑together tubular pipe structure, available in triangular or four‑legged design. Manufactured from Q355/Q235 steel with hot‑dip galvanizing treatment complying with ASTM A123 standard, it delivers excellent anti‑corrosion performance. Height ranges from 15‑90m, engineered per TIA/EIA‑222‑G/F/H standard. Widely applied for mobile communication, microwave signal transmission projects.

Key Features & Advantages

Bolt‑connected assembly, convenient for transportation and on‑site installation
Flexible structure, supports modification according to actual antenna load requirements
Hot‑dip galvanized surface treatment, optional customized painting
Equipped with climbing ladder / step bolts and cable‑type safety climbing system for maintenance access
All fasteners comply with ASTM A325 specification for high structural security
Complete series of antenna mounting brackets for diverse antenna installation demands
Mature design by MS TOWER software, stable mechanical performance
Available in triangular or four‑legged tubular configuration for different site conditions