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Truss MastarmTraffic
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* Weight does not include anchor bolts. The Truss Mastarm Signal Pole is designed to fully comply with AASHTO requirements using a signal mastarm supported by a braced truss arm for greater strength and reliability. Its octagonal post and mastarm are constructed of high-strength ASTM-A572 or A607 carbon steel (ASTM-A588 or A606 if self-weathering steel) with a minimum 50,000 PSI yield strength. Each post and mastarm is individually calculated by Millerbernd engineers to support the precise load it must carry in the exact wind velocities specified. Both the upper Main Arm and the supporting lower Truss arm base plates are each secured to the vertical posts using four high-strength ASTM-A325 steel bolts through a high strength flame cut, steel plate which is welded to the vertical post shaft. The standard Truss Mastarm Signal Pole configuration is with a vertical post anchor base. Optional vertical base choices are the "T" Base, the Tapered, enclosed "H" Base or the rotatable can which allows the luminaire arm to be set at any angle for lighting purposes. Other options include mastarm swing-away hinges, which allow the signal mastarm to be swung out of the traffic lane, a rotatable gimbal luminaire extension mount, and the optional mastarm signal head mount slipfitters. Optional Vertical Post Bases:
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