Our International Orange windsocks are made of premium, durable nylon which is treated with a water repellent and a UV inhibitor. Our nylon is the best material for making the windsock responsive to all wind conditions and translucent to allow the light to shine directly through the windsock to cast a “glow in the dark” appearance.

The “Bright” luster references the fact that our nylon is chemically engineered to have inherent UV resistance (as compared to other nylons). Additionally, our dyes contain UV stabilizers which increase the longevity of our dyed nylon.

We evenly spaced brass grommets (more than our competitors) to allow for the windsock to be attached to the windsock frame with tie wraps we provide.

Our standard windsock frame is 18″ (24″ & 36″ windsock frames available).  Our windsock frames are made out of extremely corrosive resistant materials to withstand even the harshest conditions.  We use 304 welded stainless steel and a unique Delrin type ball bearing which is only available on our windsock frames.

We do not provide a telescopic pole/windsock mast due to exuberant shipping costs and the structural integrity of such a pole.  A 1” NPT connection is on the bottom of all our windsock frame assemblies for connection to 1” or larger pole/support pipe supplied by others.  Galvanized schedule 40 pipe is most commonly used.  This pipe can be purchased at any plumbing supply house.  We also provide a 1” NPT female pipe fitting/coupling to connect our windsock frame to this pole/support pipe.

A 1” NPT (National Pipe Thread) connection is on the bottom of all our windsock frame assemblies (see picture #1 to left) for connection to a 1” or larger pole/support pipe supplied by others. We also supply a 1” FNPT (Female National Pipe Thread) pipe fitting/coupling to connect our windsock frame to a 1” NPT pole/support pipe supplied by others (see picture #2 to right).

We introduced our newly designed slip-ring assembly into our lighted windsock systems. Our slip-ring assembly now has wider copper fingers with EPDM O-ring spacers instead of the Viton and Bura-N. The printed circuit board (PCB) now has one single WAGO terminal block for holding the three (3) wires connecting the LED light instead of the three single units. This makes the connections more secure. The white “U” channel on the PCB is now used to have the PCB follow the rotating frame and not put any strain on the wires. We are constantly listening to our customers feedback and making improvements to enhance our Lighted Windsock Systems.