What Is a Cable Tray?
A cable tray is a support system used to organize and protect electrical and communication cable routes. With a cable tray, the installation process becomes neater, more organized, and makes inspection or future cable additions easier.
That is why almost all medium- to large-scale projects use cable trays as part of their cable management system.
Types of Cable Trays Used by PT Origa Mulia FRP
In a project, cable routes are not always straight. Sometimes they need to turn, branch, or transition to different sizes depending on site conditions. To meet these requirements, PT Origa Mulia FRP provides the following types of cable trays.
1. Straight Cable Tray
A Straight Cable Tray is the main pathway for straight cable installations. This type is the most commonly used component because it connects the entire cable system from one point to another.
2. 90° Horizontal Elbow Tray
When the cable route needs to turn to the right or left, a 90° Horizontal Elbow Tray is used. This component helps maintain a neat change in direction without disrupting the cable arrangement.
3. Horizontal Equal Tee
If the cable route needs to branch into three directions, a Horizontal Equal Tee is the right choice. This component is commonly used in areas that require cable distribution to multiple locations simultaneously.
4. 90° Inside Vertical Elbow Tray
For installations that require a change in direction to the inner vertical plane, a 90° Inside Vertical Elbow Tray is used. This component helps the cable route transition between elevations more neatly.
5. 90° Outside Vertical Elbow Tray
Meanwhile, a 90° Outside Vertical Elbow Tray is used for vertical direction changes to the outer side. This component keeps the cable route aligned with the installation design without requiring complicated modifications.
6. Right Hand Side Reducer Tray
When the cable tray size needs to be reduced on the right side, a Right Hand Side Reducer Tray is used. Its function is to provide a smooth transition between tray sizes while making cable organization easier.
7. Left Hand Side Reducer Tray
Similar to the previous type, a Left Hand Side Reducer Tray is used to reduce the tray size on the left side, ensuring the cable route remains well organized according to the installation requirements.
How Is a Cable Tray Installed?
Cable tray installation usually begins by determining the installation route according to the engineering drawings. After that, brackets or supports are installed before the cable trays are assembled and connected using appropriate fittings such as elbows, tees, or reducers.
Once the entire route is completed, the cables are organized according to their groups to make them easier to manage. Since every project has different requirements, the selection of tray types and accessories must also be adjusted to the installation design.
Why Do Many Projects Choose FRP Cable Trays?
In addition to creating a neater installation, many projects are now using FRP cable trays because they offer a more efficient solution. Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) is lighter in weight, making transportation and installation easier. This material is also suitable for various industrial, utility, and modern infrastructure applications.
Find the Right FRP Cable Tray Solution at PT Origa Mulia
If you are looking for high-quality FRP cable trays, PT Origa Mulia FRP is ready to be your partner for your project needs. We provide Straight Cable Trays, 90° Horizontal Elbow Trays, Horizontal Equal Tees, 90° Inside Vertical Elbow Trays, 90° Outside Vertical Elbow Trays, Right Hand Side Reducer Trays, and Left Hand Side Reducer Trays with specifications that can be customized to meet your installation requirements.
Consult your project requirements with the PT Origa Mulia FRP team and find the right FRP cable tray solution for a cable management system that is neater, more efficient, and more reliable.