Masts and towers

Masts and towers are tall structures designed to support antennas, dishes, and other communication equipment at elevated heights to improve signal transmission and reception. Masts are typically lightweight, guyed with supporting wires, and easier to install, while towers are self-supporting, stronger, and capable of carrying heavier loads. Both play a crucial role in telecommunications, broadcasting, mobile networks, and radar systems by extending the line-of-sight range and ensuring reliable coverage over large areas.