Pole Line Hardware in India – Manufacturer & Supplier | Damiano

Looking for reliable pole line hardware in India for LT/11kV/33kV distribution and transmission? Damiano manufactures and supplies cross arms, stay sets, guy grips, clamps, connectors, and insulator fittings engineered for durability, consistent torque, and long service life.

Why Choose Damiano for Pole Line Hardware?

• Complete range: Cross arms (MS/FRP), HT/LT stay sets, guy grips/dead-ends, shackles, yoke plates, clamps & connectors, ABC/telecom accessories.
• Build quality: High-tensile steels, aluminium alloys, hot-dip galvanizing, controlled thread tolerances, proof-load tested hardware.
• Project readiness: Drawings, batch traceability, test certificates, and swift dispatch for utilities and EPCs.

Our Pole Line Hardware Range

Cross Arms (Straight, V, Y)

Mild Steel and FRP options with standard hole patterns; thicknesses and sections as per utility schedules. Hot-dip galvanized MS; UV-stabilized FRP.

HT & LT Stay Sets

Anchors, stay rods, plates, turnbuckles, stay wires and thimbles. Diameters/lengths for LT/11kV/33kV; corrosion protection for coastal zones.

Guy Grips / Preformed Dead-Ends & Armour Rods

Preformed products for AAC/AAAC/ACSR and AB cable. High grip strength, conductor-friendly pressure distribution.

Clamps, Connectors & Brackets

Suspension clamps, tension clamps, PG clamps, pole top brackets, D-iron brackets; alloy and galvanized steel options.

Insulator Hardware & Fittings

Shackle bolts, yoke plates, eye/clevis fittings, pins and washers compatible with pin, disc and post insulators.

ABC & Telecom Accessories

Service clamps, wedges, anchoring brackets, cable suspension clamps, lashing wires and tower accessories.

Technical Highlights & Materials

• Metals: High-tensile steels, galvanizing to heavy-duty coating mass; aluminium/aluminium alloy components where weight and conductivity matter.
• Threads & Fasteners: Controlled tolerances, locking options, zinc coatings where specified.
• Testing: Proof load, tensile, coating thickness and salt-spray per project requirements.

How to Choose Pole Line Hardware in India

By Voltage Class

LT vs 11kV vs 33kV dictates cross-arm sections, hole patterns, insulator hardware ratings, and stay set sizes.

By Environment

Coastal/industrial corrosion → heavier galvanizing or stainless; high-wind zones → upgraded stay assemblies/guy grips.

By Conductor/Cable Type

AAC/AAAC/ACSR vs AB cable requires matched preformed fittings, clamps and spacers.

Applications

Rural/urban distribution, industrial estates, renewable evacuation, smart cities, railway electrification, and telecom OSP.

FAQs

Do you provide drawings and test certificates?

Yes—GA drawings, material and test certificates are supplied per batch.

Can you supply for coastal or high-wind projects?

Yes—material/coating and mechanical ratings are configured to your environment and code requirements.

Get a Quote / Catalogue

Explore SKUs, sections and finish options here: Pole Line Hardware Catalogue.
For project pricing and lead times, Request a Quote.

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