Dulhunty Poles: fibre-reinforced cement power poles & marine pile manufacturer for utilities and infrastructure.
Why do timber, steel and concrete poles keep failing in bushfire, coastal and remote networks?
Every traditional pole material fails in service: timber rots, burns and hosts termites; steel conducts and corrodes; concrete is heavy and carbon-intensive. Networks in bushfire-prone, coastal and remote areas need a pole that lasts decades with minimal maintenance.
Dulhunty manufactures Titan fibre-reinforced cement (FRC) poles — a distinct engineered material, not pultruded FRP/fibreglass and not ordinary concrete. No competitor makes it: every composite rival builds pultruded fibreglass (FRP).
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Fibre-reinforced cement poles and piles for utility, solar, marine and infrastructure applications
Power Distribution Poles
Marine Piles
Solar Farm Support Poles
Sports & Area Lighting Poles
Communications & Security Poles
Rural, Landscaping & Special Application
What Titan Poles Deliver in the Field
Dulhunty's Titan poles are installed across Essential Energy's distribution network and in marine infrastructure at Port Phillip Bay, with poles supplied to mining (Hellyer Mine) and exported to French Polynesia and New Zealand — 15,000+ poles in service since 2009. [Named project figures and references to confirm at intake.]
See where Titan poles are installed across Australia →How fibre-reinforced cement is replacing timber poles in bushfire-prone networks
Essential Energy operates one of Australia's largest rural networks across bushfire-prone country — where timber poles burn, rot and need constant replacement. Titan fibre-reinforced cement poles are bushfire-proof, non-conductive and last 70–100 years, cutting fire risk and whole-of-life cost together.
How composite poles replace timber in bushfire areas →Named installations & proof points
Project specifics and named references to be confirmed at intake.
What Makes Titan Fibre-Reinforced Cement Different
Comparative figures are indicative industry ranges; Titan figures per Dulhunty product data — confirm at intake.
Australia's pioneer of fibre-reinforced cement poles
Dulhunty Poles Pty Ltd manufactures Titan fibre-reinforced cement poles and marine piles from a purpose-built factory in Moolap, Victoria. The company was founded in 2009 by Philip Dulhunty OAM, who brought a patented fibre-reinforced cement pole technology to Australia and New Zealand under exclusive licence.
The Dulhunty family's pole heritage dates to 1948 — "we're not new in the powerline pole business." In 2011 Dulhunty opened its Moolap factory, vertically constructing poles up to 17 metres. Today more than 15,000 Titan poles are in service across Australia, French Polynesia and New Zealand.
Frequently Asked Questions About Titan Poles
Q1 — DefinitionWhat is a fibre-reinforced cement (FRC) pole?
Q2 — FRC vs FRPWhat is the difference between fibre-reinforced cement and FRP / fibreglass poles?
Q3 — DurationHow long do fibre-reinforced cement power poles last?
Q4 — SafetyAre Titan poles bushfire-proof?
Q5 — ApprovalAre composite poles approved by Australian electricity networks?
Q6 — EarthingDo composite power poles need grounding or earthing hardware?
Q7 — MarineWhich is better for marine piles: concrete, steel or composite?
Q8 — Getting startedHow do I request Titan test data or a quote?
Specifying poles for a bushfire-prone, coastal or remote network?
Dulhunty's Titan fibre-reinforced cement poles are bushfire-proof, non-conductive and engineered for 70–100 years. Request test data and a quote for your project.
Dulhunty's engineering team responds to project enquiries from Moolap, Victoria.
enquiries@dulhuntypoles.com · +61 3 5248 1661