Power Transmission Line Tower

About Power Transmission Line Tower

A Power Transmission Line Tower is a tall and durable steel structure used to support overhead power lines for the transmission of electricity across long distances. These towers are designed to carry high voltage and ensure uninterrupted power flow between generation stations substations and distribution networks. Built using strong materials such as mild steel or galvanized steel the towers are engineered to withstand harsh weather conditions including strong winds storms and temperature changes. The tower structure is usually of a lattice type which offers high strength and stability with minimal use of material. These towers can be customized in height design and voltage capacity depending on the project requirements. They play a critical role in power infrastructure for urban and rural electrification. Easy to transport and install on varied terrains power transmission line towers are essential for building reliable and efficient electrical grids.

Robust Wind and Corrosion Resistance

Built for extreme environments, these towers resist wind speeds up to 180 km/h and feature hot dip galvanization per IS 2629/ASTM A123. The >1000-hour salt spray resistance ensures superior durability, perfect for coastal, industrial, and harsh locations where corrosion is a major concern.


Flexible, Customizable Designs

Our towers can be tailored to specifications such as shape (lattice, monopole, tubular), height (up to 100 meters), and foundation type (pile or anchor bolts). This flexibility allows for optimized installations bearing voltage levels from 11 kV to 765 kV, serving a wide range of transmission requirements.


High Standards for Safety and Reliability

Adhering to IS 802, IEC 60652, and relevant ISO/ASTM norms, our towers provide consistent safety, load capacity (up to 1000 MVA), and longevity. Each component, from bolts to welding, meets stringent quality assurance for reliable, long-term operation.