Cell on Wheels are mobile, they don’t require a foundation and need only grounding and commercial power. Imagine all the possibilities for their use.

COWs are mobile trailer-mounted cell towers used to provide temporary cellular network coverage. The trailers contain antennas, transceivers, and all the electronics needed for cellular service mounted on a truck or trailer.

Cell on Wheels (COW) is a portable base station used to provide temporary cellular network coverage for high-profile events and emergency situations where existing base stations become damaged, or during natural disasters such as bush fires and floods.

The base station equipment installed on the flatbed trailer can be used in emergency situations, for example, when the transmission tower of a certain base station collapses, or when an accident occurs to the base station equipment, the vehicle-mounted base station can be quickly and temporarily replaced to maintain communication in the community.

Angular steel towers offer economical, low-maintenance lattice tower structures that safely elevate critical communications equipment high above ground level.

Angle steel towers are large in size and occupy a large area. They are generally placed in suburbs or villages where land rent is not high. The amount of manufacturing and welding is small and easy to process.

Angle steel telecom towers remain a cornerstone of global communication infrastructure due to their robustness, modularity, and cost efficiency. Continuous innovation in materials and design ensures their relevance in evolving telecommunication landscapes.

Angle steel tower refers to a self-standing tall steel structure made of angle steel. It is the earliest tower type used by operators. Angle steel towers are divided into two types: floor towers and roof towers. They generally consist of a foundation, tower feet, tower legs, tower body, platform, and lightning rod. , antenna bracket and ladder.

Mono pole towers provide a strong, cost-effective mounting structure to elevate antennas while minimizing visual impact. Their single-pole design offers simplicity.

Monopole tower body adopts more reasonable segments and is connected with high-strength bolts through connectors, making the installation convenient and fast, and can be adapted to installation in a variety of more complex outdoor sites.

Mono pole tower is a practical and novel iron tower that is adopted by many construction units because of its beautiful appearance, small footprint and high cost performance.

With the help of machinery, the installation process of monopole towers requires less manpower and is faster to operate. The process is simpler than other tower types, and subsequent maintenance is not difficult.

The steel tube tower body is made of steel tubes. Three or four main steel tubes are planted on the ground as the skeleton, and are then fixed with auxiliary horizontal/inclined steel tubes.

Seamless steel pipes are used as tower column materials. Through optimized design, the weight of the tower is minimized and land occupation is reduced. This comprehensively helps operators reduce the cost of communication tower construction projects and reduce operation and maintenance costs.

A 4-leg tubular steel tower is a robust, lattice-structured framework widely utilized in industries requiring high stability and load-bearing capacity, such as power transmission, telecommunications, and renewable energy. Characterized by four vertical tubular steel legs interconnected by bracing elements, this design excels in distributing mechanical stresses efficiently, making it ideal for supporting heavy equipment like wind turbines, high-voltage power lines, and antenna systems.

Tubular steel tower can mount more equipment, has a strong load capacity, has a small number of poles, and is easy to install.