Solid Composite Telecommunications Poles for Direct Burial
Our lighting and telecommunications poles are made of glass fiber reinforced polymer composite materials. Thanks to the use of modern materials such as polyester resins, glass fabrics, and glass mats, we have created a product that combines low weight with exceptional mechanical strength. These poles are an excellent alternative to traditional steel, aluminum, or concrete structures.
Advantages of Composite Telecommunications Poles
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Individual Customization: Thanks to the application of a gel coat surface layer, any color from the RAL palette can be achieved, providing customized solutions tailored to the customer's requirements.
Certificates, Testing and Compliance with Standards
Our composite telecommunications poles meet the requirements of applicable European and national standards and are supported by relevant certificates and test reports confirming their quality, durability, and safe operation. The structures have been tested, among others, for:
stability of performance characteristics in accordance with EN 40-7,
enclosure protection rating IP55,
mechanical impact resistance IK10,
passive safety of support structures for road equipment according to PN-EN 12767,
reaction to fire according to PN-EN 13501-1,
resistance to salt spray corrosion according to PN-EN ISO 9227,
resistance to UV radiation and material color changes according to PN-EN ISO 4892.
Additionally, the poles have PKP approval, allowing them to be used in railway infrastructure as well.
Composite telecommunications poles are a durable, safe, and cost-effective long-term solution that perfectly meets the needs of modern urban infrastructure. Thanks to innovative materials and precise manufacturing, our products provide reliability and high-level aesthetics. A wide range of accessories can be selected and supplied to meet individual installation requirements.
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