Renewable Design for Grp Lighting Pole - FRP Telecommunication Pole – Tunghsing
Renewable Design for Grp Lighting Pole - FRP Telecommunication Pole – Tunghsing Detail:
Typical Shanghai Tunghsing Composites ADSS pole is design to have nominal height of 8 to 9 meter with embedment of 1.2 to 1.5 meter. This specific type of pole is suitable is for single fiber optic cable to be installed on pole top.
Originated from Taiwan, Shanghai Tunghsing Composites Co. Ltd. inherited the parent company for decades of FRP pole production experience, and later to carry forward and further advance in our China factory. Shanghai Tunghsing Composites benefits from our core technical team with determination and devotion to offer quality, long lasting and high strength FRP pole at competitive price.
Please find our standard 8.7m ADSS pole spec below. We can also customize according to your specific requirements, please contact us for further information.
| 8.7m FRP ADSS Pole – Direct Burial | ||||||
| Total Length(mm) | EmbedmentLength(mm) | Top Diameter(mm) | Bottom Diameter(mm) | Working Load(kg) | Breaking Load(kg) | Pole Colour |
| 8700 | 1200 | 114 | 198 | 75 | 150 | Grey |
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With this motto in mind, we've turn into one of quite possibly the most technologically innovative, cost-efficient, and price-competitive manufacturers for Renewable Design for Grp Lighting Pole - FRP Telecommunication Pole – Tunghsing, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Indonesia , New Delhi , Qatar , We are proud to supply our products to every auto fan all around the world with our flexible, fast efficient services and strictest quality control standard which has always approved and praised by customers.
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