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Inner gin pole

Inner gin pole

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Specifications

Aluminum alloy inner-suspended lattice gin pole
1) Safety factor:2.5;
2) Length:13~32m;
3) Allowable vertical load:2~5 tons;

Aluminum alloy inner-suspended Lattice Gin Pole/ Tower Erection Gin Pole

Application:

It is used to erect pole and tower in the construction of transmission line.

Technical Data :

Model

Length(m)

Cross Section(mm)

Allowable vertical  load(KN)

Safety factor(k)

Weight(Kg/m)

HLTB-13

13

300

20

2.5

12

HLTB-15

15

350

25

2.5

14

HLTB-19

19

400

40

2.5

16.5

HLTB-21

21

500

50

2.5

19

HLTB-26

26

500

30

2.5

19

HLTB-32

32

600

30

2.5

23

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