Mounting Bracket for Tape-Wrapped Spinner Pole ALPAR W1051 — pole boom/telescopic arm accessory

The ALPAR W1051 mounting bracket is engineered to attach a boom or telescopic arm to a tape-wrapped spinner pole. This metal bracket creates a stable mechanical interface that accommodates poles wrapped in protective or insulating tape, enabling secure mounting of outreach arms for outdoor pole-mounted installations where extension from the pole is required.

Advantages

The bracket is made of corrosion-resistant metal suitable for outdoor exposure and provides precise alignment for bolted connections between pole and arm. Its design compensates for the additional thickness of tape wrapping, ensuring a firm clamp without damaging the tape layer. Installation points and flat mating surfaces simplify attachment and reduce the need for custom fabrication.

Suitable for

• Attaching outreach booms or arms to tape-wrapped spinner poles
• Small-scale outdoor antenna or sensor pole extensions
• Temporary or semi-permanent pole-mounted equipment installations

Key specifications

• Material: metal with weather-resistant finish
• Designed to accommodate tape-wrapped pole surfaces
• Provides flat mating surfaces and bolting points for secure mechanical attachment
• Suitable for outdoor use and exposure to environmental conditions

How to use

Position the bracket against the tape-wrapped section of the spinner pole so the flat mating surface aligns with the intended arm orientation. Use appropriate bolts and hardware to clamp the bracket to the pole, taking care not to over-torque and compress the tape excessively. Once the bracket is secured, mount the boom or telescopic arm to the bracket using the provided attachment points and fasteners, and verify alignment and tightness before placing equipment on the arm.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the tape wrapping and bracket contact area prior to installation to confirm the tape is intact and provides sufficient thickness for clamping. Use stainless or coated fasteners compatible with the bracket finish, and periodically check mounting hardware for corrosion or loosening in outdoor environments.