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Ground Rods

A wide range of earth rods, such as round section ground rods, T section ground rods, L section ground rods, X section ground rods, ground plates and accessories, designed according to the size of the currents that it disperse into the ground. 

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Accessories

Among our ground rods, you will find:

  • Round section ground rods

  • T section ground rods

  • L section ground rods

  • X section ground rods

  • Ground plates

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