Steel-pole mechanical interfaces
Pole geometry, bracket positions, crossarm details, fastener grades and design loads are reviewed together before the galvanized steel-pole line hardware is finalized.
Coordinated quotation for galvanized steel poles, ACSR conductor, glass insulators, line fittings, 35kV cable, OPGW, ADSS and grounding materials.

Coordinated quotation for galvanized steel poles, ACSR conductor, glass insulators, line fittings, 35kV cable, OPGW, ADSS and grounding materials.
For a 30kV network using 36kV-class equipment, purchasing decisions depend on consistent interfaces between galvanized steel poles, ACSR conductor, glass insulator strings, cable accessories, OPGW, ADSS and grounding materials.
Pole geometry, bracket positions, crossarm details, fastener grades and design loads are reviewed together before the galvanized steel-pole line hardware is finalized.
ACSR conductor data, string arrangement and attachment dimensions guide the selection of suspension, tension, connection and protection hardware.
OPGW and ADSS accessories are checked against cable diameter, rated tensile strength, span data and pole attachment points, while cable and grounding interfaces remain traceable in the BOQ.
The workflow below is the standard control path for a comparable equipment or material package. Final deliverables follow the confirmed order scope, approved drawings and agreed inspection plan.
Record voltage, frequency, standards, service environment and customer-approved technical inputs.
Align item codes, descriptions and quantities; flag missing data, overlaps and unclear scope boundaries.
Check conductor, insulator, pole or tower, attachment, cable and grounding interfaces against revision-controlled drawings.
Organize datasheets, general arrangements, drawings, schedules and a clear deviation or clarification record.
Define the applicable inspection plan, material certificates, dimensional records and release documents for the confirmed order.
Use BOQ-linked package identification, shipping marks and a document index to support receiving and export delivery.
The document set is defined by the confirmed product scope and agreed inspection plan. Typical controls for a comparable package are summarized below.
Approved drawings, interface schedules and revision status are kept aligned with BOQ item references.
Applicable material certificates, dimensional checks and inspection records are indexed by product family.
Package marks and packing lists connect cartons, bundles or cases to BOQ lines for easier receiving checks.
Datasheets, drawings, inspection records and the final document index are organized for engineering and purchasing review.
The customer name is withheld. The published scope reflects the quotation package and does not imply site construction or completed delivery.