Constructing an overhead transmission line is a complex, multi-stage process that requires meticulous planning and specialized equipment. The main stages are:

1. Planning and Design: Engineers determine the optimal route, tower type, and conductor specifications based on geographical, environmental, and electrical requirements.

2. Site Preparation: This involves clearing the right-of-way, building access roads, and preparing the specific sites for tower foundations.

3. Foundation Installation: Heavy machinery, such as auger drills, is used to excavate holes and install the concrete or steel foundations that will support the towers.

4. Tower Erection: Tower components are assembled on the ground and then lifted into place using cranes. Our equipment, including winches and lifting tools, is crucial for this stage.

5. OHTLstringingequipment.com/Conductor-Stringing-Equipment.html target='_blank'>conductor stringing: This is the process of pulling the electrical wires (conductors) between the towers. It requires a OHTLstringingequipment.com/Hydraulic-Conductor-Tensioners.html target='_blank'>Tensioner and a puller, along with stringing pulleys and anti-twist devices, to ensure the correct sag and tension without damaging the conductor.

6. Testing and Commissioning: The final stage involves comprehensive electrical and mechanical tests to ensure the line is safe and ready for operation.