Eagle Pylon

Eagle power pylons carry a 2X400 kV high voltage line.  The Eagle power pylon is designed as a shaft with arms that reach for the sky – it is an optimistic shape that sends a positive signal to the surroundings.

The shaft and cross-arms are made of hot-dip galvanized steel.  The cross-arms are held in place by stainless steel wires.

The pylon structure is based on a cylindrical shaft and rhomboid section cross-arms.  This particular design makes the cross-arms appear slimmer.

The design encompasses a family of pylons: suspension, flying angle, tension and dead-end tension.  Where the line ends or changes to underground cabling, a sub-station is established and terminal tension pylons are used.

The Eagle Pylon Family

• Suspension pylon
• Flying angle pylon for maximum 10◦ deviation
• Tension pylon for 10◦ to 18◦ deviation
• Tension pylon for 18◦ to 30◦ deviation
• Dead-end pylon 0◦ to 30◦ deviation