Coastal Area Transmission Towers

Built to Resist Corrosion. Designed for Reliability.

Our coastal area transmission towers are engineered to perform in harsh marine environments, including high salinity, strong winds, and humidity. With advanced anti-corrosion protection, durable materials, and robust design, they ensure safe and efficient power transmission along coastlines and over open waters.

High Strength
Structure

Superior Corrosion
Resistance

High Wind
Resistance

Salt Spray
Resistance

Easy & Fast
Installation

Long Service
Life

Tower Types for Coastal Areas

Suspension Tower

For long spans and heavy loads.

Tension Tower

For angle and tension applications.

Anchor Tower

For large angle and high tension.

Dead End Tower

For terminating transmission lines.

H-Frame Tower

Compact design for specific projects.

Key Features

Hot-dip galvanized steel with heavy zinc coating
Excellent resistance to salt spray and corrosion
Designed for high winds and typhoon conditions
Robust structure for long spans over sea and shoreline
Low maintenance with long service life
Easy to transport and install in remote coastal areas
Compliant with IEC, ASTM, GB, AS/NZS standards
Customizable to meet project requirements

Technical Specifications

Voltage Range	66kV – 1000kV
Typical Height	20m – 90m (Customizable)
Span Range	200m – 1500m
Wind Load	Up to 60m/s
Design Standard	IEC 60826, ASTM A123, GB/T 2694
Steel Material	Q355B / Q420B High Strength Steel
Surface Treatment	Hot-dip Galvanized (≥ 85μm)
Application	Coastal Area Power Transmission Line

Tower Structure

Cross Arm
Insulator String
Conductor
Tower Body
Diagonal Bracing
Leg
Anchor Bolt

Design & Standards

Our coastal area transmission towers are designed and manufactured in accordance with international standards to ensure safety, reliability and long-term performance in harsh marine environments.

IECISOASTMGBAS/NZSTIA