Cable Tray
19-Year Cable Tray Expert | OEM Available | CE/UL Certified | Global Stock | 7-10 Day Delivery


Strong R&D team

OEM Capabilities

International Certifications

End-to-End Service

Global Supply Chain, Fast Delivery

Strict Quality Control
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Types of Cable Tray


Specification Parameters
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Model |
Height |
Width |
Length |
Wire Diameter |
Material |
Surface Treatment |
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CM150x150 |
150 |
150 |
3000 |
3.5-6.0 |
Carbon Steel |
Nickel Plated |
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CM150x200 |
150 |
200 |
3000 |
3.5-6.0 |
Aluminum Alloy |
Powder Coated |
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CM150x300 |
150 |
300 |
3000 |
3.5-6.0 |
Stainless Steel |
Electro-Galvanized |
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CM150x400 |
150 |
400 |
3000 |
3.5-6.0 |
Carbon Steel |
Hot-Dip Galvanized |
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CM150x450 |
150 |
450 |
3000 |
3.5-6.0 |
Aluminum Alloy |
Pre-Galvanized |
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CM150x500 |
150 |
500 |
3000 |
3.5-6.0 |
Stainless Steel |
Zinc-Nickel Alloy |
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CM150x600 |
150 |
600 |
3000 |
3.5-6.0 |
Carbon Steel |
Powder Coated |
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Ease of Installation and Maintenance
Compared to conduit systems, cable trays are much simpler to install. They allow quick access to cables, making it easy to add, move or change cables without a lot of disassembly.
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Cost-effective
In many cases, cable tray installations are more cost-effective than other cable management solutions due to shorter installation times and potentially less material used.
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Flexibility and adaptability
Cable trays are highly adaptable to different routes and can be easily reconfigured to accommodate changes in cable layout.
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Excellent cable protection
Cable trays protect cables from physical damage, moisture, dust and other environmental hazards by keeping them off the ground and in an organized manner.
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Improved airflow and heat dissipation
The open design of the cable tray promotes airflow around the cables, which helps dissipate the heat generated by the cables.
Cable Tray Fittings Classes
Construction
Manufacturing Plants
Data Centers
Power Plants
Cable Tray Fittings Classes
Class 1
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4

Cable Tray Installation Requirements
Follow the manufacturer's instructions, industry standards, and local electrical codes while installing cable trays.
Make sure to use correct support spacing, secure fastening, specific types of cable isolation, and regular inspections.
Depending on the installation location, choose cable trays suitable for either indoor or outdoor use.
Identify the types and quantity of cables that need to be routed through the cable trays. Consider future expansion needs to accommodate additional cables.
Clean the area where the cable trays will be installed, removing any debris, dust, or obstacles that could hinder the process.
Ensure all sections of the cable tray are adequately bonded together to maintain continuity and prevent potential differences.
Check for any loose connections, misalignment, or damages to the cable trays and cables.
Conduct a load test to verify that the cable trays can bear the weight of the cables without any signs of stress or deformation.
Safety Relay Applications
Material preparation
Bending
Surface treatment
Packaging and transportation
Processing and cutting
Welding
Quality testing
Quality Assurance in Our Cable Tray Manufacturing
Testing and Inspection during Manufacturing: Throughout the production process, the cable trays are subjected to rigorous cable tray testing and inspection. This stage is crucial for identifying any defects or inconsistencies. Additionally, we perform electrical testing to verify the cable tray’s ability to withstand the specified electrical safety loads.
Final Quality Testing: Once the manufacturing process is complete, the cable trays undergo a final series of exhaustive tests. These tests often simulate extreme operational conditions including high voltages, varying temperatures, and physical stresses to assess the product's endurance and performance under challenging scenarios.
Compliance with Standards: Cable tray quality assurance : also involves ensuring compliance with national and international standards. This compliance is not only a regulatory requirement but also a testament to the electrical safety and reliability of the cable trays.
Continuous Monitoring and Improvement: The cable tray quality assurance process is not just limited to the production phase but is a continuous cycle. Feedback from cable tray testing, customer inputs, and market trends are regularly analysed for continuous improvement in product quality and manufacturing processes.
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Wood Case Package
Cable ladders securely packaged in wooden cases for safe shipping.
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Carton Box Package
Cable ladders packaged in sturdy carton boxes for easy handling and shipping.
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Stretch Film Package
Cable ladders wrapped in stretch film for protection and secure packaging.
FAQ
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Q: How about your payment terms?
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Q: What is the shipping method?
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Q: How about your delivery time?
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Q: Can you do the full set products according to my project drawing?
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Q: How do I choose the right size and type of cable tray for my application?
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Q: How is cable tray grounding done?
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Q: How to calculate the weight of a cable tray?
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Q: Why are cable trays safer than closed pipe systems?
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Q: What to consider when choosing an outdoor cable tray?














