U-shaped steel is a commonly used basic structural material in ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) support systems, primarily used for erecting columns, beams, and the overall support frame. This product is typically manufactured using Q235B or equivalent structural steel, possessing excellent load-bearing capacity and structural stability, meeting the long-term safe operation requirements of ground-mounted PV power plants.

C-shaped steel is one of the main load-bearing components in ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) support systems, commonly used for columns, diagonal braces, and lateral load-bearing structures. The product is manufactured from high-strength steel such as Q235B and S350GD, possessing excellent bending and compressive strength.

Edge clamps are used to secure the outermost edges of the module array in a ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) system, primarily serving to stabilize the module edges and prevent displacement. These products are generally made of high-strength aluminum alloy, offering excellent weather resistance and suitability for long-term outdoor use.

Photocoupling clamps are primarily used for connecting and securing round pipes to beams or supporting components in ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) support systems. Made of carbon steel, the product boasts a robust structure and a tight fit to the outer diameter of the round pipe.