Import Electrical Cross Arm — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Electrical Cross Arm offered by Tirupati Sheet Metal WLL is a steel fitting intended for overhead line support. It is finished with a hot‑dip galvanised coating and conforms to the ASTM123‑78 standard. Four dimension sets are listed: 65 mm × 65 mm × 6 mm with a 508 mm length weighing 2.53 kg, 65 mm × 65 mm × 6 mm with a 965 mm length weighing 5.6 kg, 50 mm × 50 mm × 4 mm with a 508 mm length weighing 1.53 kg, and 50 mm × 50 mm × 4 mm with a 965 mm length weighing 2.8 kg per piece.

In the broader market, cross arms of similar size typically feature a width between 50 mm and 70 mm, a thickness of 4 mm to 6 mm and a load rating around 18 kN for medium‑voltage applications. The hot‑dip galvanising process applied to these arms generally provides a zinc coating thickness of about 80 µm, which is standard for protection against atmospheric corrosion. Typical packaging for such hardware involves palletised bundles, often twenty pieces per pallet, to streamline handling at the port.

These arms are purchased by electrical utilities, distribution contractors and infrastructure developers expanding transmission networks. Orders are normally placed in bulk, and buyers should confirm minimum order quantities, lead‑time expectations and Incoterms directly with the supplier. The supplier’s harbour‑tier status indicates a basic verification level, but a zero percent response rate suggests that early and clear communication is essential before finalising any contract.

Tirupati Sheet Metal WLL is based at 122 L.R. Belelious Lane, Howrah, West Bengal, India. The company holds a harbour‑tier verification on the platform, indicating that it meets basic verification criteria, although its recorded response rate is currently zero. It specialises in sheet metal fabrication for the power sector, supplying items such as electrical cross arms and other overhead line components.

The listing confirms the availability of four size‑weight configurations but does not provide details on minimum order quantities, pricing, or lead‑time. Prospective buyers should contact the supplier to obtain those commercial terms and to request any additional technical documentation, such as galvanising certificates or load test reports.