AL220

APAC's AL220 modular free-standing aluminium lattice towers are designed and manufactured locally in Queensland, Australia. They are constructed in 3.1-meter sections, which allows for easy transportation and quick assembly. The towers are made from 6106 T6 structural grade aluminum tube, ensuring durability and strength.

These freestanding towers are particularly suitable for light-duty telecommunications and environmental monitoring applications where the natural terrain provides the required height. They are also well-suited for mounting to the side of buildings.

APAC's tripod-base aluminium lattice towers are manufactured locally in Queensland 3.4m sections allowing effortless transport, meaning total leadtime can be measured in days - not weeks or months. As a lightweight structure the towers can be built with a small crew and minimal plant, with smaller towers even able to be assembled by hand. The wheeled tripod base design is offered built with APAC's AL210 and AL340 lattice modules, with the AL340 series providing superior rigidity and tower heights up to 14.4 metres.

Complementing APAC's AL220 Aluminium Roof and Ground Towers, this three-sector mast head/headframe has been built to mount a range of telecommunications and CCTV equipment, but most specifically 65° sector antennas used in UMTS/LTE radio access and in some point to multipoint configurations.

Each vertical mount is constructed from 48 mm diameter aluminium and secured to a centre column via two 32 mm diameter tubes to provide a high degree of rigidity and minimal deflection/torquing. Additional strengthening can be added to match your intended application.

With the exploding demand for wireless point to multipoint services, WISP's have been under increasing pressure to maximise site and spectrum utilisation. Often the challenge faced is reaching the largest number of clients with a limited vantage point from the fibre POP - traditionally tall 'telomasts' have been used but are unsuitable for multiple sectors and most certainly unsuitable for high gain dishes. APAC met the challenge with an ultra lightweight, climbable, aluminium lattice tower that could be easily raised on a roof with a small team.

APAC's tripod-base aluminium lattice towers are manufactured locally in Queensland in 3.1 metre sections allowing effortless transport, meaning total leadtime can be measured in days - not weeks or months. As an ultra-lightweight structure this portable system can be set up in a matter of minutes.

APAC's tripod tower allows instant height anywhere - no footing required. The bolt-together design means easy shipment to site, and the super lightweight design allows hand-raising and lowering of the tower eliminating the need for tower climbs.

APAC's AL220 aluminium spigots are designed to attach to the top of any AL210 series lattice tower. Constructed from a 900 mm (0.9 metre) length of 50 x 4 mm round tube and strengthened with 40 x 6 mm flat bar gussets, ensuring incredible strength while retaining a lightweight design. Each module is chemically cleaned and treated by hand, producing a brilliant finish.

APAC's AL220 aluminium lattice modules feature three upright columns made from 42x3 CHS with 25x3 CHS lattice welded in between by certified boom welders, providing incredible strength while retaining a lightweight design. Each module is chemically cleaned and treated by hand, producing a brilliant finish.

These sections are 3100 mm in length allowing postage anywhere in the globe. Spare modules have been listed for purchase separately for engineers seeking to build their own system, or as spares to extend the height of existing AL220 towers.

Designed to lift AL220 modular aluminium lattice towers, this gin pole can be used to minimise man power requried to raise the tower into position.

The 2.2 metre length gin pole is attached to the first AL220 section in your tower and winch cable laid through the guide resting on top of the pulley wheel. With the winch positioned at a suitable distance from the tower, the cable lifts from the top of the tower and braces on the pulley wheel, allowing an effective lift that no longer requires personnel to be involved.

With the exploding demand for wireless point to multipoint services, WISP's have been under increasing pressure to maximise site and spectrum utilisation. Often the challenge faced is reaching the largest number of clients with a limited vantage point from the fibre POP - traditionally tall 'telomasts' have been used but are unsuitable for multiple sectors and most certainly unsuitable for high gain dishes. APAC met the challenge with an ultra lightweight, climbable, aluminium lattice tower that could be easily raised on a roof with a small team.

With the exploding demand for wireless point to multipoint services, WISP's have been under increasing pressure to maximise site and spectrum utilisation. Often the challenge faced is reaching the largest number of clients with a limited vantage point from the fibre POP - traditionally tall 'telomasts' have been used but are unsuitable for multiple sectors and most certainly unsuitable for high gain dishes. APAC met the challenge with an ultra lightweight, climbable, aluminium lattice tower that could be easily raised on a roof with a small team.