Precision-fabricated, hot-dip galvanized steel structures for Telecom, Power, Railway, and Industrial applications. Built for India. Ready for the world.
Six groups — power, telecom, railway, solar, industrial and galvanizing. Every line is fabricated from IS 2062 steel and hot-dip galvanized in our own 7-metre kettle — one company accountable for both the fabrication and the coating.
Substation and transmission structures, line hardware and earthing materials — for state utilities, TBCB projects and EPC contractors.
Substation gantries, equipment supports, transmission line towers and distribution poles — built to utility specifications and third-party inspected.
View Substation and Transmission Structures →Cross arms, stay sets, brackets, yoke plates, clamps and dead-end fittings for 11 kV and 33 kV lines. Built to IS 2486, with what we make, what our jobbers make and what we buy in each stated plainly.
View Pole Line Hardware →Towers, masts and the accessories that bolt to them — manufactured since 1995, and Hamilton poles for the Department of Telecommunications since 1987.
Self-supporting lattice towers, guyed masts, rooftop structures and monopoles from 18 m to 100 m+. Supplied to Jio, Airtel, BSNL, Ericsson and TCIL.
View Telecom Towers and Monopoles →Antenna mounts, circular and Hamilton poles, foundation bolts, anti-climbing devices, plates, trays and bracing — dipped in the same kettle as the towers they bolt to. Making Hamilton poles for the DoT since 1987.
View Telecom Tower Accessories →Overhead equipment structures, steel channel sleepers, Kavach towers and OHE fittings — RDSO approved for railway structures.
Railway Board approved steel channel sleepers and overhead electrification masts, portals and brackets for Indian Railways.
View Railway OHE and Channel Sleepers →Forty metre towers for Indian Railways’ Kavach automatic train protection, formerly TCAS, in cyclonic and non-cyclonic forms. Designed to IS 802, galvanized in our own kettle. QAP signed, first order received, prototype to be built — our approval status stated plainly.
View Kavach Towers →Galvanised steel fittings and copper fittings under RDSO prototype approval against items 3100659 and 3100653 — 65 sub-items on the ETI/OHE drawing series. Anti wind straps, studs, counter weights, compensating and equalising plates, guy rods, terminal lugs.
View OHE Fittings →Galvanized module mounting structures, fabricated and coated on one floor and delivered to the field.
Galvanized MMS for ground-mounted and tracker-compatible solar parks. CNC plasma cut hole patterns, jig-verified before galvanizing.
View Solar Module Mounting Structures →General structural fabrication — platforms, walkways, frames and fabricated assemblies to your drawing.
Flyover girders, industrial structures, H-beam poles and bespoke drawing-based fabrication — galvanized on the same site.
View Structural and Heavy Fabrication →Hot dip galvanizing job work in our own 7 metre kettle at Jangalpur — the part of the process most fabricators sub-contract, and the reason our coating answer comes from us.
Structural steel IS 2062 / IS 8500 · Galvanizing IS 2629 / ASTM A123 (85+ microns) · Wind load IS 875 Part 3 · Welding AWS D1.1 / IS 816 · Tolerances IS 7215.
Verified in our own laboratory — a German-built Bruker Q2 ION spectrometer reading steel, zinc, aluminium and copper, a universal testing machine and a Rockwell hardness tester. Third-party inspection by BVQI, SGS, Bureau Veritas, DNV, TÜV or your nominated agency is fully supported.
Answered the way we would answer them on a call, including where the answer is that we buy it in.
Fabricated and hot-dip galvanized steel structures in six lines: telecom towers, substation and transmission structures, transmission line towers, monopoles, solar module mounting structures, railway channel sleepers and OHE structures, and structural fabrication to drawing. We also take hot-dip galvanizing as job work on our own kettle.
No, and we say which is which. The structures are ours. On line hardware and accessories — clamps, fittings, earthing accessories, fasteners — some items we manufacture and some we buy in and galvanize to the same standard. Against your specific bill of materials we mark each line before you order, rather than letting you assume everything comes off our own floor.
Yes, and most of our work is exactly that. Send the general arrangement drawings and the specification. We would also rather review the venting and hanging under ASTM A385 before steel is cut, because that review costs nothing and it is the cheapest place to prevent a rework.
Maximum fabricated weight for a single piece is 5 tonnes, and each galvanizing dip takes up to 3 MT. The galvanizing kettle is 7.0 m long by 1.2 m wide and 1.6 m deep, so anything longer than 7.0 m is double-dipped — standard practice, but it leaves a visible overlap line and we raise that before quoting.
IS 2062 for steel; IS 2629, IS 4759, IS 6745 and IS 2633 for galvanizing, with ASTM A123, ASTM A153 or EN ISO 1461 where an export specification calls for them; IS 802 for towers with wind loading from IS 875 Part 3; IS 2486 for line hardware; IS 1367 for fasteners; IS 3043 for earthing. Each of those has its own page on this site with the actual requirement written out.
Yes, and we are actively accepting direct export orders. To be precise about the record: Indo East has completed one direct export, of fabricated structural steel to the Maldives in January 2018 under its own Import Export Code, and Indo East steel is installed on a 50 MW solar project in Togo supplied through a client. Those are the only two.