Windsock / Wind Cone Mast
As Windsock or Wind Cone Mast acts as a guide for speed and wind direction at airport, special care is taken at SGS Frangible to design and manufacture it. Majority of the airports lit the windsock at night either with the help of floodlights on top of it or with those inside it so from Style I-A to Style I-B, an expanded spectrum of Windsocks and Wind Cone Masts are manufactured by SGS Frangible.
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- Windsock Frangible mast
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- SGS Frangible Wind Sock
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- SGS Frangible wind cone control Box
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- SGS Frangible; Towers; poles; FRP Mast; Windsock; Mast; Wind cone windsock; glide path mast; Poles; ICAO FAA
The variants of Windsock or Wind Cone Mast includes Style I-A; External Lighted; Size 2 and Style I-B; Internal Lighted; Size 2. Both variants of the Windsock or Wind Cone Mast are manufactured as per industry and set standards along with extended assurance of long durability and operational guarantee. The product comes with the associated standard accessories like ICAO approved aviation lamp, Junction Box and Internal Cabling etc.
Features
- Ex Stock Delivery with standard sizes
- Corrosion Free Accessories
- Nil Electro-Magnetic Interference
- Waterproof Fabric with UV Coating
- Inclusive of all cabling and power circuits
- UV-resistant PU paint with 5 years Warranty
- Achieved the Full Impact testing by third party
- High quality Hypalon Fabric for Color durability
- Standard Design Options of height 5m and 8m
- 5 years Manufacturing Defect Warranty on the complete tower
Compliance
The Windsocks and Wind Cone Mast manufactured by SGS Frangible are in compliance
- Wind Load Deflection test
- Temperature Resistance test
- Tensile Strength test : ASTM D638
- Flammability test IS : 6746 - 1994
- Flexural Strength test : ASTM D790
- Di-Electric Strength test: ASTM D 149:2009.
- Flame Spread & Smoke develop Index ASTM E84
- UV Resistance test ASTM G 154 : 2016/IS-14887
- Salt Spray test as per MIL-STD- 810F & ISO 9227: 2017
- Full impact crash test by 3rd party as per the ICAO guidelines Aerodrome Design Manual Part-6, Chapter 5 and US Department of Transportation, FAA Advisory Circular No 150/5345-45 C.
