What information do you need to prepare a quotation?
The more complete your input, the more accurate the price. Ideally: tower schedule or drawings, voltage class, conductor type, design standard, wind/ice loading, and galvanizing requirements. If you don't have all of these yet, send what you have and we will tell you what else is needed.
Can you manufacture to our national standard or drawings?
Yes. We fabricate to customer drawings and standards — towers and mounting structures are produced to the design you or your consultant approve, not to a one-size-fits-all catalogue.
What are your minimum order quantities and lead times?
Both depend on product type and project scope. We are flexible for trial orders and project orders alike — send us your scope and we will confirm the schedule for your specific case.
How are products packed for export?
Every steel part is coded and marked according to the fabrication drawing, so site crews can match each piece to its position. Parts are bundled in container-optimized packages to reduce freight cost and transit damage; bolts and small parts are bagged separately per tower.
Do you provide quality certificates and test reports?
Yes. Our management systems are certified to ISO 9001 (quality) and ISO 14001 (environment), with occupational health & safety certification and steel structure qualification. We also hold production licenses for power and telecom towers. Certificates and test reports can be provided for your project submission on request.
What payment and shipping terms do you accept?
Common international terms such as T/T and L/C are accepted; specific terms are negotiable per order. Shipping can be arranged on FOB, CFR or CIF basis from major Chinese ports.
What types of transmission towers do you manufacture?
All the standard line tower families: suspension (tangent) towers, tension and angle towers, terminal towers at substations, and special towers such as transposition and river-crossing structures — in lattice angle steel or tubular steel, for 10 kV up to 500 kV class lines. See our guide to transmission tower types for how to tell them apart.
What is the difference between a transmission tower and a telecom tower?
Transmission towers carry high-voltage conductors for the power grid and are designed primarily around conductor loads, spans and line angles. Telecom towers carry antennas and microwave dishes for mobile networks and broadcasting, and are designed around antenna loading, wind load and access for maintenance. Both are lattice steel structures, but the design inputs and connection details are different — see our comparison of telecom tower types.
Do you supply solar mounting structures only, or complete PV support systems?
We fabricate the steel structure: posts or piles, purlins, rails, clamps and the associated foundations interface, in hot-dip galvanized steel or aluminum, for ground-mount and rooftop projects. You can specify fixed-tilt or adjustable configurations — our solar mounting structure guide covers how to choose between them.
How long does production take after the order is confirmed?
It depends on tonnage, tower type and coating requirements. After drawings and specifications are confirmed, we schedule production and give you a delivery window in the quotation, so the shipment date can be planned around your site programme.
Can you help if we only have a single-line diagram, not full tower drawings?
Yes. Many overseas buyers start from a line route, voltage class and conductor details. Send that and our engineers will tell you what design inputs are still needed — tower type selection and member design can be progressed from there.
