A telecommunication tower (also called a telecom tower or signal tower) is the core supporting structure of a cellular base station, raising antennas to the height required for signal coverage. The tower top usually carries antenna mounts and platforms for 4G/5G antennas, microwave dishes and auxiliary equipment.
The angle steel telecom towers built by Hebei Guangjia Tower use a four-leg lattice truss: angle steel main members connected by bolts, with cross bracing forming multiple stable triangular units for strong wind resistance and load capacity.
Besides angle steel towers, we also build monopole towers, guyed towers, rooftop masts and camouflaged poles. Angle towers are economical and easy to expand — suited to macro sites in open terrain; monopoles take less land and look cleaner — suited to urban and space-constrained sites.
Components are hot-dip galvanized before delivery; towers are erected section by section by crane, followed by verticality correction and bolt-torque acceptance. Common heights are 20–60 m, customized to coverage radius, antenna height and co-location requirements.
Towers are priced by height, structure type (angle/monopole), antenna load, wind load requirement and installation location. Provide the tower height, site location and loading requirements and we will send a detailed quotation.
Hebei Guangjia Tower Co., Ltd. is located in the Jing County tower manufacturing hub of Hebei (established 2020), with mature steel supply, galvanizing and logistics — quality delivery at competitive cost. Factory visits are welcome.
Commonly 30–60 m; rural macro sites mostly use 40–50 m angle towers, designed according to the coverage plan and site conditions.
Yes. Both build-to-drawing and custom design are supported. Components are hot-dip galvanized and inspected piece by piece; shipping and on-site installation are available.
Build-to-drawing and custom design both supported — email us your project location, scale and schedule.