The modular cable tray is a new-generation product and the second series in cable tray systems. It is suitable for various projects, different units, and the laying of all types of cables. It features a simple structure, flexible configuration, easy installation, and a novel design.

With just three base types—100mm, 150mm, and 200mm in width—the modular cable tray can be assembled into the required size. It eliminates the need for specialized fittings like elbows or tees, allowing for on-site adjustments such as turns, width changes, and branch connections (up or down). Pipes can be directly attached at any point without drilling or welding. This design facilitates engineering planning, production, transportation, and installation, making it the most ideal product in the current cable tray market.

The CQ1-T ladder-type cable tray is an improved design based on domestic and international references. It boasts advantages such as lightweight construction, low cost, unique styling, easy installation, and excellent heat dissipation and ventilation. It is suitable for laying large-diameter cables, including high- and low-voltage power cables.

The trough-type cable tray is widely used in industries such as petroleum, chemicals, light industry, and telecommunications. It features lightweight construction, high load capacity, an aesthetically pleasing design, simple structure, and easy installation. It is suitable for both power cables and control cables.

The channel-type cable tray is a fully enclosed cable tray. It is most suitable for laying computer cables, communication cables, thermocouple cables, and other highly sensitive control cables. It provides excellent shielding against interference for control cables and protection for cables in highly corrosive environments.

Current long-span cable trays are typically assembled from pultruded fiberglass profiles. They are suitable for power cables, control cables, lighting cables, and accessories. Compared to steel trays, they offer advantages such as a longer service life (typically designed for 20 years), easy and cost-effective installation (weighing only 1/4 as much as carbon steel, requiring no hot work during construction, and allowing single lengths of up to 8 meters or more), easy cutting, and maintenance-free operation.