GI Cable Tray

GI cable tray systems provide safe and efficient support for cables in various settings, ensuring organized and secure cable management.

Here’s a description of GI cable tray:

1. Material: Cable trays are made of galvanized iron, which is iron or steel that has been coated with a layer of zinc to protect it from corrosion. This galvanized coating provides durability and resistance to environmental elements, making cable trays suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

2. Construction: Cable trays are typically constructed from rolled steel sheets that are formed into various shapes and sizes to accommodate different cable routing needs. They come in different widths, heights, and depths to accommodate various cable loads and configurations.

3. Types: There are several types of Cable trays available, including ladder type, perforated type, solid bottom type, and wire mesh type. Each type has its own characteristics and is suitable for specific applications. For example, ladder-type cable trays consist of side rails connected by crossbars, providing strong support for heavy cable loads. Perforated cable trays have holes punched into the sidewalls and bottoms for ventilation and easy cable access.

4. Installation: Cable trays are typically installed overhead or along walls using brackets, supports, and accessories such as bends, tees, and intersections. They can be mounted horizontally, vertically, or even suspended from the ceiling, depending on the layout and requirements of the installation.