Coordinate bends, tees, crosses, reducers, covers and connection hardware with the tray sections for a clean, project-ready installation.
Cable tray fittings change the direction, level, width or protection of a cable route. A complete quotation should coordinate each fitting with the tray type, width, side rail height, material, finish and connection method.
Yanggang can review a drawing, fitting schedule or marked-up route and organize the required components for perforated, ladder and solid bottom cable tray systems.
| Direction changes | Horizontal bends, vertical inside bends, vertical outside bends and offsets |
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| Branching fittings | Tees, crosses and multi-way route transitions |
| Width transitions | Reducers and expanders matched to tray width and side rail height |
| Protection and joining | Covers, splice plates, clamps, bonding parts and support accessories |
| Common bend angles | 30, 45, 60 and 90 degrees; radius is selected for the cable and route |
| Materials and finish | Pre-galvanized steel, hot-dip galvanized steel, stainless steel or aluminum |
Specification note: Fitting dimensions depend on the tray width, side rail height, bend radius, material and project route. Final dimensions and quantities are confirmed from approved drawings before production.
Send a route drawing, cable tray list or simple sketch. We can help match the fitting schedule to the straight sections and prepare a clear quotation for review.
Request fitting pricingCommon fitting groups include horizontal and vertical bends, tees, crosses, reducers, offsets, covers, splice plates and support accessories. The final fitting schedule is confirmed from the route drawing.
30, 45, 60 and 90 degree bends are commonly specified. The required angle, radius, width and side rail height should match the tray system and cable bend radius.
Send the tray type, width, side rail height, material, finish, fitting angle, radius, quantity and a route drawing or fitting schedule when available.