Wiremaid’s M.E.2 cable tray features a 2-in.-by-4-in. grid design that facilitates simple cable layouts while supporting the cable. The open grid design prevents dirt and dust buildup experienced in closed cable trays. The reducer sections transition between different tray section widths. The sections can be interconnected using common splice washer clamps.

Chalfant’s series 6 cable tray is designed for locations such as hospitals, schools, universities, laboratories and more. The one-piece design provides rigidity, and users can design, modify or extend the tray. It is available in galvanized steel, aluminum or stainless steel.

Legrand’s SB-6A-90HB24-30 Cablofil horizontal, 90-degree elbow aluminum cable tray is available in heights of 4.241 in., 18.746 in., 19.746 in., 27.746 in. and more. It weighs 11.289 lbs. and the depth is 39 in.

Atkore’s Eagle basket is made of steel wires creating a 2-in.-by-4-in. mesh cable basket to manage and route the growing number of cables necessary to keep an operation running. It can be formed in 90-degree radius bends.

Wiremaid’s J-Tray is designed to support spacing and used for small to medium size cable bundles. It eliminates sagging or bending of cables and can be attached to a wide variety of structures. It is designed to alleviate damage and prohibit over-bending and poor cable performance. Constructed from high-quality steel for strength and durability, it improves cable protection and relieves stress on the cables.

Snake Tray’s 653 series aluminum cable tray is lightweight for installation while offering a high loading capacity to manage large cable runs. Components can be attached with the quick connection system. It is available in the ladder type, ventilated trough and nonventilated trough straight sections.

Wiremaid’s M.E.2 cable tray has a 2x4-in. grid design that facilitates simple cable layouts while supporting the cable. The open grid design prevents dirt and dust buildup experienced in closed cable trays. Tray sections can be interconnected and can be mounted on walls or ceilings and under raised flooring. Change routing elevation at the job site by cutting side wires.

Snake Tray’s rail-mount cable dropout offers support for high-capacity data center cable runs. The side-mount unit allows for simple cable egress directly off the side of the tray without having to make any cuts or modifications, preserving the strength and integrity of the tray. It is designed for supporting and protecting copper and fiber optic cables as they enter and exit the tray. It is available in 12, 18 and 24 in.

Legrand’s Cablofil wiremesh cable tray adapts to configurations, and the safe-t-edge protects installers from sharp ends while preventing cables from fraying. The wire mesh is smooth and round to resist dirt and dust build-up. The mesh size allows cable installers to route cables in and out at without cutting the tray.

Legrand’s Cablofil wire-mesh cable tray adapts to many configurations, and its structure gives maximum strength for minimum weight. The cover eliminates dirt and dust build-up and provides physical protection for cables. It uses built-in tabs for permanent attachment to the tray.

Snake Tray’s 301 Series Snake Canyon modular cable-tray system integrates the structural elements of a raised access floor with a cable tray into a drop-in element. It integrates with the horizontal floor stringers to install, and half sections are available for easy access below.

Chalfant’s wire mesh self-connecting cable tray enables installers to connect tray lengths in a single snap. The connection is tested to be a secure joint. It is available in 1-, 2- and 4-in. side heights.

Snake Tray’s 454 series universal snake tray is bendable and can be mounted overhead or on a wall with built-in hardware. The single connection creates a mechanical and electrical bond. It hangs or mounts from a single point. The open architecture enables easy loading of cable. 

Cable-MGR by Wiremaid CM10 cable tray is a lightweight solution for managing fiber optic cabling and management. It minimizes cable sagging, and all parts include interconnecting hardware. The extended loops at the end of each cable tray section allow for flexibility during installation.

Snake Tray’s 501 series wall tray is designed for linear installations where space is a concern. The tray attaches directly to a wall without brackets. It uses integrated mounting rings located along the center spine. It features a hard, bendable design, and no fabrication is required. The single connection provides mechanical and electrical bonds while hanging from a single point. Trays are nestled together for shipping.

Snake Tray’s Snake Canyon is designed for installation in existing or new computer access floors. Trays can be moved and reused to create an ergonomic pathway for safe and easy access. The half basket designs are available to allow for easy access below the cable path. It is LEED-certified and made of 100% reclaimable products.

Legrand’s Cablexit wire-mesh cable tray adapts to configurations and protects cables when exiting and entering the tray. The snap-in mounting tabs eliminate the need for attachment hardware and decreases install time. It provides strength with a minimum weight. It features a wide range of universal accessories that enables options in routing for installation.

Snake Tray’s 801 series Mega Snake cable tray is strong as steel but flexible, and the quick installing splice kit creates both mechanical and electrical bonds. It is designed with premanufactured straights, turns, Ts and crosses, and the trays nest together for compact and cost-effective shipping and material handling.

Wiremaid’s elevation change cable tray fitting adapts to different architectural designs and layouts. There is no cutting or bending required, and only one tool is necessary for installation.

Snake Tray’s hand-bendable design tray requires no field fabrication. It is designed with a simple connection that creates both mechanical and electrical bonds. It suspends and mounts from a single point, and the open architecture allows for easy loading of cable.

MonoSystems’ dual-rail MonoTray cable tray offers three NEC-compliant pathways for cable segregation and tray access. It has a 100 lb.-per-foot load capacity on 12 ft. of support spacing. Custom paint options are available.

Snake Tray’s Solar Snake Max cable containment system is designed for utility-grade, high-voltage cable installtions. Cables install with snap-together components, which require no tools or field fabrication. It mounts to any style of vertical pilings or poles and maintains code-compliant separation of power cables up to 2 kV.

Cope’s Trof ladder cable tray system is designed to virtually eliminate cable sag and uneven cable point loading. It has corrugations designed to provide lateral rigidity to the bottom of the tray, transmitting the load to the side rails and 1-in. ribs every 2-in., providing continuous support. The ventilation holes create a 68 percent open area to allow air flow and heat dissipation. It is available in hot-dip galvanized steel, pregalvanized steel, stainless steel and aluminum.

Wiremade Products Corp.’s Cable-MGR prefabricated fittings have a grid pattern of 2 in. by 2 in. and are available in standard widths of 2, 4, 6 and 8 in. with a depth/height of 2 or 4 in. They are available in yellow, white, chrome, black, red, blue and orange finishes as well as custom colors. Fittings and intersections—T-junction, four-way, L-junction and elevation change—include interconnecting hardware.