Lattice towers, tapered steel poles (postes troncocónicos), and galvanized poles for power transmission and distribution.
Some of our partner shops specialize in structural steel for the power industry: transmission towers, tapered steel poles, and galvanized poles, built to project specifications for utilities, EPC contractors, and municipalities.
Transmission and distribution structures are engineered to defined structural and corrosion-protection standards, and fabricated accordingly.
Our hot-dip galvanizing is already part of our capability — see hot-dip galvanizing for details. In Mexico, transmission structures are typically specified to CFE (Comisión Federal de Electricidad) requirements; tell us the specification your project calls for.
Voltage classes from distribution up through high-voltage transmission — tell us your project's voltage class and governing standard, and we'll match it to the right partner shop.
A lattice tower is a self-supporting structure built from angle steel members, commonly used for long-distance, high-voltage transmission lines. A tapered steel pole, or monopole (poste troncocónico), is a single tapered tubular shaft, often preferred where land is limited, such as urban and sub-transmission corridors.
Yes. Hot-dip galvanizing per ASTM A123 and ISO 1461 is the standard corrosion protection for transmission and distribution structures, and it's a capability already in our network.
Tell us about the specification your project requires, including voltage class and governing standard, and we'll work with you to match it to the right partner shop.
Tell us about your project and we'll put together a quote.
