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A lattice tower is a general term for a high self-supporting style tower that is used in power engineering and communication technology fields etc. Made of steel, with crossing girds to produce a basket-like appearance, it has a load-bearing facility and is smooth and light in appearance. This design makes it extremely strong and suitable to withstand different vagaries of nature such as windstorms and snow. Lattice towers are indeed quite flexible, affordable, and suitable for suspension loads such as power pylons or antennae over great lengths.

A pole is a vertically extended structure that has its application in the support of different equipment like electric current transmissions, street lamps, and communication aerials. Usually metallic made from steel, concrete, or wood, these are erected structures whose main purpose is to offer support through bearing the wrath of weather and or any harm it causes It is a man-made structure that is strong. They are mostly applied in the construction of utilities such as electricity distribution networks and telecommunication. Poles can vary in diameter and design further, based on their use, and are crucial to guarantee long-distance or city provision.

Iron accessories such as angle bars, U channels, cross arms, bolts & nuts, and stay rods are fundamental items used in erecting towers, poles, and other overhead structures for transmission and communication networks. Angle bars with an L cross-sectional shape offer strength while U channels are used for tracks and stiffeners. A cross arm is used to support power lines, and antennas and provide support for poles and towers. These components are well secured by bolts and nuts which provide good joints. Stay rods are used to supplement the support of transmission towers, to hold them down to the ground firmly. These are industrial iron accessories, which are expected to be used in harsh environmental conditions to ensure the structures are made to last long.