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ROHN is a brand of steel towers used to mount antennas for broadcasting, telecommunications, and amateur radio. It designs and manufactures lattice and tubular towers, along with supporting hardware such as foundations, mounting brackets, guy wires, anchors, and maintenance accessories. Towers are offered in modular sections allowing customization for height, load, and wind resistance.

Product categories include guyed lattice towers, self-supporting lattice towers, and monopole towers. They are typically made of galvanized steel or coated finishes for corrosion resistance. Accessories include mounting hardware, base plates, foundation kits, and bracing systems. Many models provide different base configurations to match site requirements and loading conditions.

Applications span television and FM broadcasting, cellular and microwave links, government and emergency services, utilities, educational institutions, and amateur radio operators. The ROHN brand has been widely used in North America and internationally through distributors and installers.

History and status: ROHN has been a long-established name in the tower industry, known for modular construction and a broad product line. Over time, ownership and distribution arrangements have evolved, but the ROHN name remains associated with standard, off-the-shelf tower solutions for a range of installation scales.

Related topics include antenna towers, communications infrastructure, and lists of tall towers.