Duration: 1 hour
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Summary
Discover the future of utility pole infrastructure with UVMAXX™ Fiberglass Crossarms in our upcoming webinar. As the demands on electrical systems grow, the need for robust, reliable, and safe infrastructure becomes paramount. UVMAXX™ Fiberglass Crossarms are at the forefront of this innovation, offering unparalleled durability and enhanced safety features, including a V-0 rating for flame resistance. Designed to withstand extreme weather conditions and heavy loads, these crossarms provide a long-lasting solution that minimizes maintenance and maximizes efficiency, ensuring the highest level of safety and reliability for your electrical systems.
Join us as we delve into the engineering excellence behind UVMAXX™ Fiberglass Crossarms and our newest innovation, the anti-tilt base. Our experts will discuss the superior materials and advanced manufacturing processes that contribute to their exceptional performance, and how the V-0 rating enhances safety by providing excellent fire resistance. Learn how transitioning to fiberglass crossarms and incorporating the anti-tilt base can improve the structural integrity of your utility poles, reduce environmental impact, and ensure the continuous delivery of power. This webinar is essential for anyone involved in electrical infrastructure who is looking to upgrade their systems with the best in crossarm technology.
Speakers
Phillip Rollins
Fiberglass Crossarm Product Manager
MacLean Power Systems
Philip Rollins is the Fiberglass Crossarm Product Manager for MacLean Power Systems. Philip has been in this role for 3.5 years. During this time, he has championed New Product Development for the MPS-Newberry division, rolled out several product upgrades to the entire line, and launched a new product family brand, UVMAXX™ which has subsequently been rolled out to additional MPS fiberglass product lines.
Prior to Product Management, Philip was responsible for the design, applications, and manufacturing engineering work at MPS Newberry, totaling 8 years with the company. Prior to Work at MPS, Philip was engaged in Composite Mechanics and Processing Research both at Dupont and the University of Delaware Center for Composite Materials. Philip Lives in Newberry South Carolina with his wife and 4 children.
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