A guyed transmission tower stays thin because its cables take the sideways push, instead of a heavy self-supporting body. Picture a central truss shaft with guys running out to anchors around it. We add fresh guy layers up the shaft so the mast bends very little even in a hard storm. The whole point is economics: it uses far less steel than a free-standing tower of the same height, and the sections are light enough for a small crew to manhandle into a remote field. The trade-off is land. The anchors need room to fan out, so this design suits farmland, hillsides and coastlines, not a tight downtown block.
Product Parameters
|
Item |
Value |
|
Mast height |
30–200 m |
|
Leg width at base |
0.5–8 m |
|
Guy spacing |
Every 10–15 m |
|
Guy material |
Galvanized strand GJ-50–GJ-150 |
|
Guy angle |
30°–45° |
|
Anchor uplift |
≥500 kN |
|
Steel grade |
Q235B/Q345B |
|
Design wind |
30–65 m/s |
|
Ice load |
0–60 mm |
|
Top load |
≤5000 kg |
|
Verticality |
Within 1/1500 of height |
Product Advantages
Pays off above the height where a free-standing lattice turns heavy
Sections pack into a standard container and go up fast on site
Mast and guys are hot-dip galvanized for outdoor exposure
Small base footing; the anchors carry the sideways load
Components
The guyed transmission tower mast truss in angle L50×5–L180×12, tube φ32×4–φ325×8, or round bar φ32–φ60
Galvanized steel-strand guys, GJ-50–GJ-150
Gravity or rock-bolt anchors, each good for at least 500 kN uplift
Climbing ladder, antenna brackets, lightning down-lead
FAQ
Q: How much ground around the base do I have to clear?
A: The guys and anchors fan out, so you want a wide open plot. A guyed transmission tower works on rural land; it does not fit a tight urban corner.
Q: How do you keep the mast from leaning?
A: We tension the guys layer by layer until the mast reads straight.
Q: What about typhoon zones?
A: We size it to your local return-period wind and seismic numbers.
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