Larry Jordan II Buffalo NY (S.A.T)

 


Standard Ascension Tower (S.A.T) SAT is a manufacturer of structural l steel fully automated cell towers, with one location in the East coast and Midwest. SAT is a start-up manufacturing firm. Along with a significant level of startup capital, SAT hopes to begin operations.

SAT is looking to conduct operations in the fourth quarter of 2021 to meet the demands. The company's initial product offering will include the "Ascension 1.0," "Ascension 2.0," and "Ascension 3.0." These products are expected to be very popular among tower companies and carriers because of their versatility, automation, wireless capabilities, security, safety and accurate control capabilities. Strong contact relationships and referral networks among our industry.


The inventor, Larry Jordan II Buffalo NY, has assigned to SAT all patent rights to manufacture and market the Ascension Towers worldwide, in perpetuity.

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