| Customization: | Available |
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| Application: | Highway, Square, Garden |
| Certification: | ISO |
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Since 2003 we started to work with Australian client, which considered as the most strict client for the pole quality. Now we are making round conical pole, octagonal tapered pole, flood lighting pole, hinged pole, base enlarged pole, impacted absorbing pole and so on for the clients. We were trained to have a good quality control on every procedure of prodcution, especially on seam welding and hand welding. We also selected good partners of supplier to make sure we have the best steel and galvanization for our clients. With so many years of experience, we are confident to produce all quality products for our clients.Ensure that the wind conditions are still. Attach a 12mm or larger diameter double braided rope to the rope tie (ROPE 1) , which is located at the base of the skirt. The rope must be at least two meters longer than the height of the entire poles. Poles of height greater than 20M require two ropes with two operators acting in unison. As a precaution, in case the counterweight balance has not been installed , temporarily tie a short piece of rope (ROPE 2) around the pole as per (Image 1) below, threading it through the same rope hook at the base of the skirt and tie each end together to form a circle. Be sure to leave at least one meter of slack so that the pole skirt can be released partially as per (Image 3) below. This will give the operator enough movement in the skirt to ascertain that the counterweight has been installed and that the pole is balanced and can be operated safely by hand.
Release the Allen Keyed skirt securing bolt and pull the skirt away from the pole. On the taller poles or cyclonic rated poles, there may be two or three skirt securing bolts. Be sure (NOT) to remove the fixings that have the "Do Not Remove" Washers, as these hold the counter weight in place. If the skirt can be operated by hand, it is now safe to remove the short piece of rope (ROPE 2) shown in (Image 1) from around the pole base and begin lowering the pole, whilst holding firm on the long rope (ROPE 1).
Pull the skirt away from the stub section and lower the pole slowly and steadily avoiding any jerking movements, which may damage the light fitting(s), other equipment or pole. Lower the pole until the light fitting(s) or equipment are at a safe working height as per (Image 5). Be careful not to lower the pole fully as the lights or equipment may hit t he ground or base section of the pole depending on the particular pole. Now tie the end of the rope to the rope tie at the base of the pole and commence the required work . To prevent rope burns, ensure suitable rope handling gloves are worn at all times.
Reverse the procedure to raise the pole and ensuring skirt retaining bolt or bolts are secured and fastened before untying the rope (ROPE 1) from the skirt rope hook.
1. Do you accept sample or small orders?
Yes, we would like to develop business with any potential clients
2. what is the delivery time for a regular order?
the lead time is about 35 days
3. Do I have to worry about the package of poles? Since it is hard to pack them.
No, We have solution for package of poles for standard or open top containers
4. what about the payment terms?
We accept T/T, L/C, D/P
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