Utility Pole
Utility poles are vertical structures used to carry overhead power lines and fiber-optic cables. They serve as essential elements in electric distribution, providing the physical support needed to span large distances while maintaining safe clearance. Utility pole is typically deployed in urban distribution grids and rural electrification projects. They are classified based on their functions: straight poles, angle poles, terminal poles, and tension (strain) poles. Structural forms include circular, octagonal, dodecagonal, and lattice frames, depending on site conditions and loading requirements.
At JOISYNC, we focus exclusively on steel utility pole, delivering strong, reliable, and weather-resistant solutions for power line infrastructure. Our poles are fabricated from high-grade steels like Q355 and ASTM A572, and finished with hot-dip galvanizing for maximum corrosion resistance. We offer poles in various shapes and heights, engineered to national and international standards such as IEC 61936, GB/T 2694, IS 2713, and AS/NZS 3822. With excellent mechanical strength and flexible configurations, JOISYNC’s utility poles meet the performance needs of rural development, urban expansion, and cross-country grid modernization.
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High-Voltage Power Pole Heavy-Duty Design for Stable Long-Distance Electricity Transmission | Zexing
Our this high-voltage transmission line pole is designed to support power lines and ensure efficient distribution of electrical energy over long distances. It is a critical component in the power grid infrastructure, enabling the safe and reliable transfer of electricity from power plants to substations and ultimately to consumers. The pole's sturdy design ensures durability and stability, even under harsh environmental conditions.
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