Tubular Steel Tower

A tubular steel telecom tower is a type of structure commonly used in the telecommunication industry to support antennas, transmitters, and other telecommunication equipment. These towers are constructed using tubular steel sections, which are cylindrical or hollow steel tubes that provide strength, durability, and stability to the tower structure. Tubular steel towers are known for their robust construction and are often used in various telecommunication applications.

Altai Tower manufactures high-strength tubular steel telecom towers (3-leg and 4-leg lattice designs) engineered for telecommunications, broadcasting, and high-voltage transmission lines. Featuring a round tube structure with significantly lower wind resistance coefficient compared to angle steel, our tubular towers are hot-dip galvanized to ISO and AWS standards for maximum load capacity and long-term durability.

• Wind Load: Tubular members have a circular cross-section, reducing wind drag by up to 30–40% compared to angle steel.
• Structural Weight: Lighter overall weight for equivalent height and antenna load capacity.
• Aesthetics & Footprint: Cleaner industrial appearance, ideal for suburban and semi-urban installations.
• Applications: Heavy 4G/5G antenna loading, microwave backhaul links, high-wind coastal regions.