1. Slotted cable tray

In order to ensure that the control cable is not isolated from the surrounding environment, isolated from the auxiliary laying pipeline, and for the convenience of future cable upgrades, a closed trough cable tray is generally used for laying to ensure that the control signal is not lost or disturbed by noise during transmission, and to enhance fidelity.

2. Tray type cable tray

During the use of power cables, insulation aging and deterioration faults are prone to occur under the action of power plants. The internal air gap of the insulation medium is free under the strong electric field, resulting in insulation degradation or breakdown. Tray type cable trays have good protection and prevention effects against the above problems.

3. Ladder type cable tray

Two side panels and several ladder supports are welded together to form a stepped cable tray. This tray is lightweight, aesthetically pleasing, easy to install, and has good breathability and heat dissipation. It is suitable for laying high and low voltage power cables and is widely used in data room projects.

4. Network format cable tray

A cable tray with a similar appearance to a fishing net used by fishermen, consisting of multiple metal grids. The bends, tees, and crosses of this tray can be made by cutting and bending the straight ones. The connection between the two trays is generally made using grid buckles and straight/curved reinforcement strips.

• Exceptional corrosion resistance against UV radiation, humidity, acidity, and alkalinity
• Extended product lifespan in harsh environmental conditions
• Customizable sizes to meet various project requirements
• Easy installation with screw mounting system
• Includes connectors, brackets, and covers for complete solutions

The Galvanized Cable Ladder System efficiently manages and supports cables in various industries including telecommunications, power distribution, and construction. Its corrosion-resistant design makes it ideal for outdoor applications exposed to rain, snow, extreme temperatures, and corrosive environments.