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Bionic Tower Camouflaged Cell Towers GSM Telecommunication Antenna Tower Steel Monopole For Sale
Product Description
Specifications
| Product Name | 100m Monopole Telecommunication Tower |
| Material | Q235, Q345, Q420, Q460, Gr.50, Gr.65, SS400, etc. |
| Color | According to customer's request |
| Standard | GB, ASTM |
| Surface treatment | Hot dip galvanized, powder coating or painting |
| Height | 6-50m |
| Certification | ISO9001:2008 |
| Lifetime | 30 years |
| Grade | SUS201, SUS304, SUS316, A2-70, A2-80, A4-80, 4.8 6.8 8.8 10.9 12.9 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ 1 What materials are used to construct the Monopole Telecommunication Tower?
We utilize high-strength structural steels such as Q235, Q345, Q420, Q460, Gr.50, Gr.65, and SS400. This ensures long-term wind resistance and load-bearing performance under harsh conditions.
FAQ 2 What is the height range of these monopole towers?
The standard height ranges from 6 meters up to 50 meters, with customizable structural designs capable of reaching up to 100 meters to meet specific communication range requirements.
FAQ 3 How is the tower protected against environmental rust and corrosion?
All tower structures undergo hot dip galvanizing, powder coating, or specialized industrial painting to provide superior outdoor corrosion protection and extend operational life.
FAQ 4 What certifications and compliance standards do your towers meet?
Our telecommunication towers comply strictly with GB and ASTM standards and are certified under the ISO9001:2008 quality management framework, ensuring premium structural design.
FAQ 5 What is the estimated lifetime of the telecommunication tower?
Thanks to heavy-duty hot-dip galvanization and high-grade steel alloys, the expected lifetime of the tower is more than 30 years under normal environmental conditions.
FAQ 6 Can the color and finish be customized for specific aesthetics?
Yes, we can apply specific colors and coating finishes matching your aesthetic or zoning regulations, ensuring seamless integration into local landscapes.
