Solid bottom tray helps protect cables from dust, debris and incidental falling objects while keeping the route organized.
Solid bottom cable tray provides a continuous support surface for cable routes where additional protection is important. It can be used with covers and compatible fittings to create a more enclosed path for selected industrial, commercial and building service applications.
Selection should consider cable fill, heat dissipation, drainage, support spacing, ambient conditions and maintenance access. Yanggang can review the route and recommend a practical combination of tray sections, covers and fittings.
| Typical width | 50-900 mm reference range; confirm the required width from cable fill and clearances |
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| Side rail height | 25, 40, 50, 75 or 100 mm commonly specified |
| Material thickness | 1.0, 1.5 or 2.0 mm reference options, subject to width and load |
| Straight section | 3,000 mm common project length; other lengths can be reviewed |
| Materials and finish | Pre-galvanized steel, hot-dip galvanized steel, stainless steel or aluminum |
| Protection options | Open tray, fitted covers or project-specific protective accessories |
| Fittings | Horizontal bends, vertical bends, tees, crosses, reducers, covers and splice plates |
Specification note: These are common reference ranges from comparable international pan tray series, not a final quotation. Confirm final dimensions, cable fill, heat dissipation, load, support span and finish with Yanggang before ordering.
Solid bottom is worth considering when dust control, route cleanliness or protection from small falling objects is more important than maximum open airflow. Confirm the thermal and filling requirements for the cable type before final selection.
Send the installation environment, cable list, dimensions and destination. We can prepare a quotation and clarify the available finishes and accessories.
Request solid tray pricingSolid bottom cable tray is used where a continuous support surface and added protection from dust, debris or small falling objects are important.
A cover can be added when the project needs additional protection. The choice should also consider heat dissipation, drainage, cable fill and maintenance access.
Yes. Width, height, length, finish and fittings can be reviewed against the project environment, cable list and delivery requirements.