Aluminium Mast No name M-2.5/40 — 2.5 m telescopic/support mast

Aluminium Mast No name M-2.5/40 — 2.5 m telescopic/support mast is a lightweight, portable aluminium mast designed for mounting small antennas, flags or other lightweight equipment. With a collapsed length suited for transport and a fully extended length of 2.5 metres, the mast provides a compact solution for temporary or semi-permanent outdoor installations. Constructed from corrosion-resistant aluminium, it is intended for easy handling, quick assembly and reliable support in environments where a compact, mobile mast is required.

Advantages

The aluminium construction ensures low weight and natural resistance to corrosion, making the mast suitable for outdoor use without extensive maintenance. Its telescopic design allows rapid extension and retraction, enabling convenient transport and storage. The mast's compact footprint and simple support mechanism make it adaptable to different mounting scenarios and easy for one person to deploy. Materials and finish provide stability for lightweight loads while keeping overall handling simple.

Suitable for

• Temporary antenna installations for radio, VHF or small communications setups
• Supporting flags, banners or lightweight signage
• Fieldwork and mobile setups where portability is required
• Camping, events or short-term outdoor mounting of lightweight devices

Key specifications

• Material: aluminium for reduced weight and corrosion resistance
• Maximum extended length: 2.5 m
• Telescopic sections: multi-section design for compact storage and transport
• Use case: designed for lightweight loads such as small antennas, flags or instruments
• Typical applications: temporary and semi-permanent outdoor installations

How to use

Select a stable, level mounting point and ensure any base, clamp or support accessories are rated for outdoor use and compatible with the mast diameter. Extend the telescopic sections in sequence and secure each section according to the mast’s locking method until the full 2.5 m length is reached. Attach the antenna, flag or device to the top using appropriate fixtures and verify that the load remains within the mast’s intended lightweight capacity. When in use outdoors, check that the mast is adequately supported or guyed if required by local wind conditions.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the mast for signs of wear or damage and clean salt or dirt deposits after coastal or dusty deployments. Use appropriate clamps, bases or guying lines for increased stability in windy conditions and avoid mounting equipment that exceeds the mast’s lightweight design limits.