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Vendor:Launch 3Part #: L3-HH-24-4PHorsehead, Four Post - 24" Long for 3-1/2" OD Leg, Hardware Included, Each
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Vendor:Launch 3Part #: L3-HH-12-FMHorsehead, Front Mount - 12" Wide for 3-1/2" OD Leg, Hardware Included, Each
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Vendor:Launch 3Part #: L3-HH-24-FMHorsehead, Front Mount - 24" Wide for 3-1/2" OD Leg, Hardware Included, Each
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Vendor:Launch 3Part #: L3-HH-12-SMHorsehead, Side Mount - 12" Wide for 3-1/2" OD Leg, Hardware Included, Each
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Vendor:Launch 3Part #: L3-HH-24-SMHorsehead, Side Mount - 24" Wide for 3-1/2" OD Leg, Hardware Included, Each
Regular price $48.44Regular priceSale price $48.44
Shop horseheads, also known as waveguide bridge support brackets, for telecommunications tower and wireless site construction. These steel mounting components connect waveguide bridge sections to tower legs and other structural supports, creating a framework for routing coaxial, fiber and power cables.
This collection features front-mount, side-mount and four-post horsehead configurations for different waveguide bridge layouts. Available designs support single-post and multi-post installations while providing attachment points for bridge channels, cable-support hardware and related mounting components.
Horsehead brackets are commonly used at cell towers, monopoles, rooftop sites and other outdoor telecommunications facilities. They help extend cable-support structures from tower members so antenna lines can be routed between ground-level equipment and tower-mounted components.
Build a complete cable-support system with related waveguide bridge components, cable supports and snap-in hangers. Additional steel components are available for telecom mounting and structural installation needs.
Launch 3 Telecom supplies horsehead waveguide bridge brackets and cable-support hardware for tower crews, wireless contractors and infrastructure installers. Browse mounting components for new cell-site construction, antenna-line upgrades and telecommunications maintenance projects.