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Heavy Duty Durable FRP Fiberglass Utility Cross Arms
Pulwell’s FRP ( Fiberglass Reinforced Polymer) cross arms are made of high-strength fiberglass and thermosetting resin by pultrusion process and designed for 11KV/33KV electricity transmission poles. The traditional cross Arms made from wood or steel are heavier in weight, prone to leakage current and not resistant to corrosion. Moreover, it is a tedious task installing them and is more time consuming. So, installing FRP Cross Arms is the best solution. Main advantages of our FRP cross arms include:●Corrosion Resistant ●Excellent dielectric properties and hence no bird age problem ●Light weight yet strong ●Anti-corrosion and rust free --Ideal for all types of weather conditions even in coastal & hilly areas ●Impervious to insects & woodpeckers ●Safe for the working personnel ●Easy installation and save on labour, time and equipment. ●Maintenance free, long life span Product Type: FRP cross arm Material: Fiberglass reinforced polymer ( GFRP) Surface: smooth Size: 2"X2", 3"X3" and etc Length: custom Application: utility cross arm

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