Explore our core OEM production series deployed across international seaports, mega-airports, highway interchanges, and smart municipal networks.
Large-scale area illumination is undergoing an unprecedented structural and technological evolution driven by mega-infrastructure expansions, deep-water port automation, and stringent international energy covenants.
International airports and automated intermodal logistics hubs operate 24/7/365 under intense photometric compliance mandates. Under ICAO Aerodromes Annex 14 and FAA AC 150/5360-13, high mast lighting must eliminate disability glare for pilots while providing high uniformity ratios (Uo > 0.40) across apron tarmac corridors.
Modern high mast installations range between 25m and 45m, holding multi-directional LED luminaire clusters yielding up to 600,000 lumens, ensuring ground handling operations maintain absolute visual clarity without shadows.
Global container terminals handling 24,000+ TEU vessels require lighting towers capable of enduring aggressive coastal C5-M marine atmospheric corrosiveness. Port operators are phasing out antiquated 1000W-2000W high-pressure sodium fixtures in favor of engineered high mast LED matrices.
These systems drastically cut container stacking shadows, reduce carbon footprints by up to 65%, and support automated guided vehicle (AGV) navigational sensors via flicker-free, optical-grade luminaire integration.
Municipal departments of transportation worldwide are transitioning from traditional continuous median poles to centralized high mast lighting configurations at complex grade separations. A single 30m high mast replaces up to 18 individual street lighting poles.
This layout removes hazardous roadside collision obstacles for motorists, minimizes electrical cabling infrastructure, and reduces municipal maintenance disruptions by centering all service activities onto safe service easements.
High mast structures operating between 15 meters and 50 meters face relentless cyclical dynamic loading. At Xintong Group, every mast section is custom-engineered using high-yield structural steel (Q355B / ASTM A572 Grade 50) and formed into 12-sided, 16-sided, or 20-sided regular polygonal tapers.
This polygonal geometry suppresses Von Kármán vortex shedding, minimizing catastrophic resonant oscillation during sustained laminar winds and high-velocity storm gusts up to 60 m/s (134 mph).
| Pole Height (m) | Shaft Sections | Material Grade | Bottom Outer Dia. | Top Outer Dia. | Max Design Wind Velocity | Recommended Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 – 20 m | 1 or 2 Sections (Slip-fit) | Q235B / Q355B | 350 – 440 mm | 180 – 220 mm | Up to 50 m/s (180 km/h) | Expressway Toll Plazas, Public Squares, Freight Yards |
| 25 – 30 m | 2 or 3 Sections (Slip-fit) | Q355B / ASTM A572 | 480 – 620 mm | 220 – 260 mm | Up to 55 m/s (198 km/h) | Highway Interchanges, Container Terminals, Rail Depots |
| 35 – 40 m | 3 or 4 Sections (Slip-fit) | Q355B / Q460D | 650 – 820 mm | 260 – 300 mm | Up to 60 m/s (216 km/h) | Deep-Water Ports, International Aprons, Mining Corridors |
| 45 – 50 m+ | 4 or 5 Sections (Slip-fit) | Q355B / Q460D Custom | 850 – 1100 mm | 300 – 360 mm | Custom Coastal Typhoons | Mega Industrial Shipyards, Border Checkpoints, Olympic Stadiums |
Eliminating dangerous high-altitude boom-truck operations and industrial scaffolding, our automatic lowering crown systems guarantee rapid, ground-level maintenance in under 15 minutes.
Heavy-duty worm-gear power drive with irreversible mechanical auto-locking. Eliminates drum slippage and holds the entire luminaire ring securely without motor brake reliance.
Once raised to the top headframe, stainless steel mechanical latching dogs lock the ring securely onto structural pins, unloading all tension from the wire ropes for 100% operational safety.
Redundant multi-strand AISI 316 stainless steel wire ropes engineered with an 8:1 safety factor. Non-rotating construction prevents cable twisting during vertical transit.
Integrated multi-pin industrial electrical coupling disconnects high-voltage power instantly during lowering, protecting maintenance personnel and isolating phase lines automatically.
In aggressive maritime salt-spray, industrial sulfur emissions, and extreme UV exposures, ordinary surface coatings deteriorate within years. Xintong deploys complete in-house hot-dip galvanization.
Following high-precision CNC longitudinal submerged arc welding, entire mast sections are pickled, fluxed, and immersed in 450°C molten zinc. Internal and external surfaces achieve a minimum metallurgical zinc thickness of 86μm – 100μm, metallurgically bonding Fe-Zn alloy layers.
For coastal infrastructure requiring architectural aesthetics or enhanced chemical protection, our automated spray lines apply an additional 100μm of architectural thermosetting polyester resin powder, cured at 200°C for superior gloss retention and UV impedance.
Every export shipment is verified with magnetic particle inspection, ultrasonic weld thickness profiling, and zinc adhesion bend testing. Full mill certificates and ISO 9001/14001 compliance dossiers are provided directly for tender acceptance.
Illuminating a 200,000 m² shipping yard or an Olympic stadium requires far more than brute luminous flux. In-house optical engineers simulate site-specific target illuminance using advanced DIALux evo modeling to achieve precision lux uniformity ratios while completely eliminating stray upward skyglow.
From sub-zero Arctic freeze to searing Arabian desert heat, our installations undergo structural adaptation to survive the world’s harshest operational realities.
Engineered for continuous ambient temperatures exceeding +55°C, high sand-dust abrasion, and intense ultraviolet solar irradiation. Fixtures utilize IP66/IP67 sealed optic chambers, high thermal dissipation extruded aluminum heat sinks, and specialized anti-static powder coatings that resist fine sand accumulation.
Designed for South Pacific and Caribbean hurricane regions with sustained winds up to 60 m/s. Base plates feature heavy gusset reinforcements, high-tensile 8.8-grade hot-dip galvanized anchor cages, and dual-layer marine epoxy/zinc protection to thrive under saline ocean mist.
Poles engineered for -40°C sub-zero environments using low-temperature impact tested structural steels (Q355D / Q355E) with Charpy V-notch impact energy certification. Internal winch lubrication oils and silicone gaskets prevent freezing or embrittlement during prolonged blizzards.
Demonstrating technical compliance and logistical excellence across demanding EPC contractor specifications worldwide.
Manufactured and supplied 30m hot-dip galvanized polygonal high masts with motorized raising systems, supporting 24/7 container turnaround under heavy tropical marine conditions.
Engineered double-arm conical galvanized steel masts enduring extreme Central Asian seasonal freezing cycles while maintaining optimal luminance uniformity along key arterial corridors.
Engineered customized 35m fixed-head floodlight towers accommodating high-output sports optics, tailored precisely to meet FIFA and IAAF Class II competition broadcast criteria.
The high mast tower is transforming from a passive lighting pole into an active smart infrastructure node capable of multi-sensor telemetry and hybrid green energy generation.
Integration of NEMA/Zhaga smart sockets, LoRaWAN, and cellular NB-IoT nodes. Enables facility managers to schedule dynamic step-dimming, monitor real-time power factor, track lamp life, and receive automatic maintenance alarms via centralized cloud platforms.
For remote mineral extraction mines, military logistics bases, and highway toll intersections far from municipal power grids, our custom hybrid high masts integrate high-efficiency monocrystalline PV panels and high-density LiFePO4 energy storage arrays.
Next-generation high mast arrays incorporate automated radar and lidar sensors that automatically increase illumination intensity during peak intermodal cargo handling or high-traffic periods, then dim to 20% baseline during off-peak hours to slash operational energy consumption.
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Our telescopic slip joints are manufactured according to strict AASHTO dimensional tolerances. The overlap length is engineered to be at least 1.5 times the internal diameter of the mating bottom section. Assembly requires hydraulic chain pullers or come-alongs to pull sections until factory-inscribed matchmarks align perfectly, guaranteeing structural rigidity without field welding.
Our system uses a dual-drum self-locking worm gear winch paired with secondary irreversible internal brake gears. Furthermore, when the luminaire ring reaches the top, mechanical latching hooks automatically engage into heavy forged pins on the masthead. This fully relieves tension from all stainless steel wire ropes during normal operation, ensuring zero risk of cable drop.
Full-immersion hot-dip galvanizing per ASTM A123 / ISO 1461 guarantees complete molten zinc flow across both exterior and interior walls. Degreasing, pickling acids, and liquid zinc enter through pre-engineered vent and drainage holes in internal diaphragms, creating an impermeable 86μm+ zinc metallurgical barrier throughout the entire internal circumference.
To produce full CAD structural drawings and photometric simulations, we require: (1) Mounting height or target footprint dimensions; (2) Required average lux level and uniformity ratio (Eavg/Uo); (3) Design wind velocity (m/s or km/h); (4) Local seismic zone coefficients; (5) Soil bearing capacity for foundation bolt calculations; and (6) Control preferences (Manual, Photocell, DALI, or IoT).
Direct factory manufacturing backed by verified material test reports, mill certifications, and global export packaging for long-distance marine transport.