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We primarily use high-strength carbon steel (Q235/Q345/ASTM A36). We also offer premium aluminum alloy and stainless steel poles specifically for coastal regions.

Tapered poles are aesthetic with low wind resistance; cylindrical poles are more cost-effective; polygonal poles (usually 8/12/16 sides) offer the highest structural strength, ideal for high mast lighting.

Our engineers perform mechanical calculations based on your local wind speed data, adjusting wall thickness and base design to ensure the poles can withstand winds up to 160km/h.

It typically ranges from 3mm to 12mm, depending on the pole height, weight of the fixtures, and local wind load requirements.

This is an anti-corrosion process of immersing steel in molten zinc. It provides over 25 years of maintenance-free rust protection in standard outdoor environments.

Yes. We provide complimentary foundation reference drawings, including concrete depth, rebar specs, and bolt positioning data.

We follow AWS welding standards and use Ultrasonic Testing (UT) or Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) to ensure welds are free of pores or cracks.

We hold ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environmental), and CE certification (EN 40) specifically for the European market.

Yes. We can produce sample poles for craft and color confirmation, though sample shipping costs are typically covered by the client.

Steel poles are lighter, easier to transport and install, have a long lifespan after galvanization, and offer high scrap value, making them more eco-friendly.

Galvanized poles are virtually maintenance-free. We recommend checking anchor bolt tightness and the powder coating surface every 3-5 years.

We provide touch-up paint with each shipment. Simply clean the scratch and apply the paint to restore the appearance.

No. Base plate size and hole spacing are designed based on pole height and stress loads. We provide detailed dimensional drawings for each order.

These are accessories (like anti-climb spikes) installed on the lower section of the pole to prevent unauthorized climbing and enhance security.

Yes. We can flexibly adjust section lengths (e.g., 6m+6m or 5m+7m) based on logistics constraints and on-site installation conditions.