Roof-top tower means a tower that is based on a rooftop or similar such structure, rather than on the ground. It can save materials for building a teleccom tower and usually have a larger range of data cover. 

There is an increasing demand for roof mounted structures around the world. The key issue is to provide adequate assurance to owners that the additional loads imposed by these structures will be able to withstand the additional weight.

With a rooftop system, the antenna and transmission equipment are installed on a building’s roof.  The equipment is connected to utility power at the site and the backhaul fiber connection is brought up from the main telephone demarcation point in the building. 

A guyed tower is a slender structure made up of truss members, which rests on the ocean floor and is held in place by a symmetric array of catenary guylines. 

A radar lattice tower is a specific type of tower structure designed to support radar antennas and related equipment. These towers are characterized by their lattice framework, which consists of interconnected steel components arranged in a crisscross pattern.

A 50-foot utility steel pole is a versatile and durable solution for supporting various overhead utilities in urban, residential, and commercial environments. It offers strength, stability, and long-term performance in utility infrastructure applications, catering to the needs of electricity distribution, telecommunications, lighting, and more.

33kV power towers provide medium voltage transmission and distribution that is vital for delivering power locally from the high voltage grid. Used for distribution of power to substations, towns and large facilities from grid.

Seamless steel pipes are perforated from a whole round steel and are mainly used as petroleum geological drilling pipes, cracking pipes for petrochemical industry, boiler pipes, bearing pipes, and high-precision structural steel pipes for automobiles, tractors, and aviation.