A monopole telecom tower is one smooth pole, not a lattice, which leaves it a tiny footprint and a quiet profile on a street. The wall tapers along the height so the pole stays stiff at the top, and sections bolt or weld together in the shop. A built-in ladder runs inside, with a service platform at set heights and a feeder rack fixed along the shaft. Each arm is sized for the antennas you plan to hang. We hot-dip galvanize every section, or finish it in paint built for decades of outdoor weather.
Product Parameters
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Item |
Value |
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Tower height |
10–60 m |
|
Base diameter |
φ600–1200 mm |
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Top diameter |
φ200–400 mm |
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Taper ratio |
1:50–1:100 |
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Wall thickness |
6–20 mm, tapered by height |
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Steel grade |
Q345B/Q355B |
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Design wind speed |
30–50 m/s |
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Per-arm load |
≤800 kg, up to 4 arms |
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Seismic |
≥Grade 8 |
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Finish |
Galvanized ≥55/85 µm, or fluorocarbon paint ≥25 yr |
Components
The monopole telecom tower body is a tapered steel tube shaft in Q345B/Q355B
01
Flanged or welded section joints
02
Internal climbing ladder and feeder rack
03
Service platform at set heights
04
Antenna arms sized to your array count
05
Why Choose Us
We cut, roll and galvanize the tubes in our own Jing County shop, so the lead time stays short and every section is inspected before shipment. Packed shock- and moisture-proof, the sections fit a standard truck to rough field sites.
FAQ
Q: How much ground does a monopole telecom tower take?
A: Only a few square metres. The single pole base suits tight urban and roadside plots where a lattice tower would not fit.
Q: How many antenna arms can I mount?
A: You mount as many arms as the section rating allows, each carrying its share of antenna and feeder load.
Q: Can it go on a rooftop?
A: For rooftop use we size the base flange and load to the building structure, and share the anchor-bolt drawing with your engineer.
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