Answer from Ningbo Changshi: The material of a telescoping pole is the most crucial factor determining its safety and performance. Each material has its specific advantages:

• Fiberglass (Best for Electrical Work): This is the superior choice for any application near energized lines. Fiberglass is non-conductive, providing a high level of electrical insulation that protects the user from shock. It also offers a good balance of strength, lightweight construction, and flexibility, which is ideal for navigating crowded cable trays and conduits.

• Aluminum (Lightweight & Durable): Aluminum poles are known for their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance. They are a great choice for non-electrical tasks where weight is a primary concern, such as in communications or general construction. However, they are highly conductive and should never be used near power lines.

• Steel (Heavy-Duty): Steel poles are the heaviest and most durable. They are best suited for heavy-duty industrial tasks where maximum strength is required. Like aluminum, they are conductive and not suitable for electrical environments.

At Ningbo Changshi, we prioritize safety above all else. Our telescoping poles are constructed from high-quality, non-conductive fiberglass to provide our clients with the safest and most reliable tool for their electrical projects.