An overhead utility line is an electrical power transmission or distribution line that is suspended above ground on poles or towers. These lines are a fundamental part of the electrical grid, responsible for moving electricity from power plants to substations, and finally to homes and businesses.

The key components of an overhead utility line are:

• Conductors: The wires that carry the electrical current. We offer a wide range of OHTLstringingequipment.com/Conductor-Stringing-Equipment.html target='_blank'>conductor stringing equipment to handle all types of conductors.

• Insulators: Devices that prevent the electrical current from flowing from the conductors to the support structures. We provide various overhead tools and accessories for the installation and maintenance of these insulators.

• Support Structures: These are the poles or towers that physically support the conductors and insulators. Our gin poles and lifting equipment are essential for the erection of these structures.