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Guyed Towers are lightweight to heavyweight towers supported by guy wires and are designed with the ability to carry light to heavy antenna loads. The tower industry prefers these types of towers because they are designed to provide maximum strength, efficiency, versatility and ease of installation. Guyed Towers are typically used in cellular, two way, wireless internet, broadcast, homeland security and other wireless applications. Guyed towers are typically less expensive to purchase, transport, and install. Tower Direct offers new, new-surplus, and used guyed towers.

Guyed Mast Telecom Tower are designed and developed to receives assistance from guy lines. These are especially used in telecom tower in form of either supporting aerials at the top or by using the whole structure as an antenna. For all types of wires aerials including VLF, MF, LF and others, these masts are perfect. For wires aerials, these mast structures require to be installed against ground.
Guyed Masts are low cost solutions for mounting antennas at a height. But the disadvantage with guyed masts are the space required is very high. The sway of the antenna is high.
Some telecom guyed tower & mast are towers that have guy wires, which are tensioned cables used to stabilize the tower. While one end of the cables is attached to the top of the structure, the other end is tied to the base of the structure. Since these guy wires are tensioned and spread around the base of the main structure itself, guyed towers have special requirements for their construction.

Specifications of Guyed Mast Telecom Tower

Main Material:steel bar
Design Wind Speed:50M/S
Earthquake Intensity: 8°
Ice Coating:5mm-10mm(different in different regions)
Vertical Deviation:1/1000
Optimal Temperature:-45oC -+45oC
Preservative Treatment: hot-dipped galvanized
Work Life: more than 30years
Material Origin: Baosteel/Shousteel/Hansteel/Tangsteel
Wide Range of Applications
It can be installed in a load-bearing capacity of the roof, ground or slopes.