Cable Trays and Accessories

Material and Construction: The bends are typically manufactured from the same high-quality materials as the cable trays themselves, such as galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. These materials offer strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity, ensuring reliable performance in various environmental conditions.

Design: METAR's 90-degree bends are designed to seamlessly integrate with their cable tray systems. They feature precise dimensions and standardized fittings that allow for straightforward installation and compatibility with other components of the tray system.

Functionality: The primary function of the 90-degree bend is to facilitate a smooth change in direction for cables within the tray system. This helps in efficiently routing cables around corners or obstacles while maintaining a neat and organized wiring layout.

Compatibility: METAR's bends are designed to be compatible with a range of accessories and fittings, such as straight sections, reducers, tees, and junction boxes. This compatibility allows for flexible configurations and adaptations to suit specific installation requirements and project needs.

Installation: Installing a 90-degree bend in METAR cable trays involves securely attaching it to the existing tray sections using appropriate connectors or fasteners. Proper installation ensures that the bend maintains structural integrity and supports the weight of the cables without compromising the overall stability of the tray system.

Applications: 90-degree bends in METAR cable trays are utilized in a variety of applications across industries including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, data centers, and telecommunications networks. They are essential for efficiently navigating corners and directional changes in complex wiring layouts while adhering to safety and operational standards.

Purpose and Functionality: The primary function of a cross in a cable tray is to facilitate the intersection of cables traveling in perpendicular directions within the tray system. It enables cables to traverse across without the need for separate pathways or additional fittings, thus optimizing space utilization and ensuring a tidy installation.

Material and Construction: Like other components of METAR cable trays, crosses are typically constructed from robust materials such as galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. These materials provide durability, corrosion resistance, and structural integrity, ensuring long-term reliability in various environmental conditions.

Design and Compatibility: METAR Brand crosses are designed with precision to integrate seamlessly with their cable tray systems. They feature standardized dimensions and fittings that allow for easy installation and compatibility with other components such as straight sections, bends, reducers, and tees. This design flexibility enables versatile configurations to meet specific project requirements.

Installation: Installing a cross in a METAR cable tray involves securely attaching it to the existing tray sections using compatible connectors or fasteners. Proper installation ensures that the cross maintains stability and supports the weight of cables crossing through different directions without compromising the overall structural integrity of the tray system.

Applications: Crosses in METAR cable trays find widespread application across industries including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, data centers, and telecommunications networks. They are essential for efficiently managing cable routes where cables need to cross each other in a controlled and organized manner, minimizing the risk of interference or damage.

Safety and Compliance: METAR Brand crosses comply with international standards and regulations for electrical installations, ensuring safety and reliability. They are engineered to support proper cable segregation, prevent cable sagging, and facilitate easy access for maintenance and inspection purposes.

Purpose and Functionality: The primary function of the Tee fitting is to enable cables to branch off in perpendicular directions within the cable tray system. It serves as a junction point where cables can transition smoothly without the need for additional pathways, reducing installation complexity and enhancing cable management efficiency.

Material and Construction: METAR Brand Tees are typically constructed from durable materials such as galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. These materials offer strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity, ensuring reliable performance in various environmental conditions and applications.

Design and Compatibility: METAR Tees are engineered with precision to seamlessly integrate with their cable tray systems. They feature standardized dimensions and fittings that allow for easy installation and compatibility with other components such as straight sections, bends, crosses, and reducers. This design flexibility enables versatile configurations to meet specific project requirements.

Installation: Installing a Tee in a METAR cable tray involves securely attaching it to the existing tray sections using compatible connectors or fasteners. Proper installation ensures that the Tee maintains stability and supports the weight of cables branching off in multiple directions without compromising the overall structural integrity of the tray system.

Applications: METAR Brand Tees are used in a wide range of applications across industries including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, data centers, and telecommunications networks. They are particularly useful in scenarios where cables need to be distributed to different areas or equipment from a central point while maintaining efficient cable routing and organization.

Safety and Compliance: METAR Tees comply with international standards and regulations for electrical installations, ensuring safety and reliability. They are designed to support proper cable segregation, prevent cable sagging, and facilitate easy access for maintenance and inspection purposes.

Purpose and Functionality: The primary function of the Riser is to provide a vertical pathway for cables to move between levels within a building or facility. It allows cables to ascend or descend from one cable tray level to another, minimizing the need for separate vertical conduits or pathways.

Material and Construction: METAR Brand Risers are typically constructed from robust materials such as galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. These materials offer strength, durability, and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-term reliability in various environmental conditions and installations.

Design and Compatibility: METAR Risers are designed with precision to integrate seamlessly with their cable tray systems. They feature standardized dimensions and fittings that allow for easy installation and compatibility with other components such as straight sections, bends, crosses, and tees. This design flexibility enables versatile configurations to meet specific project requirements.

Applications: METAR Brand Risers find application in various industries including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, data centers, and telecommunications networks. They are essential in scenarios where cables need to be routed vertically from one floor to another while maintaining efficient cable management, organization, and safety.

Installation: Installing a Riser in a METAR cable tray involves securely attaching it to the existing tray sections using compatible connectors or fasteners. Proper installation ensures that the Riser maintains stability and supports the weight of cables transitioning between different levels without compromising the overall structural integrity of the tray system.

Safety and Compliance: METAR Risers comply with international standards and regulations for electrical installations, ensuring safety and reliability. They are engineered to support proper cable segregation, prevent cable sagging, and facilitate easy access for maintenance and inspection purposes.

Purpose and Functionality: The primary function of couplers is to join two sections of cable trays together, whether they are straight sections, bends, crosses, tees, or risers. This allows for the creation of longer cable tray runs or the extension of existing tray systems without compromising structural stability.

Material and Construction: METAR Brand couplers are typically manufactured from durable materials such as galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. These materials provide strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity, ensuring reliable performance in various environmental conditions and applications.

Design and Compatibility: METAR couplers are designed with precision to integrate seamlessly with their cable tray systems. They feature standardized dimensions and fittings that allow for easy installation and compatibility with other components. This design flexibility enables versatile configurations to meet specific project requirements and adapt to different installation scenarios.

Installation: Installing couplers in METAR cable trays involves securely attaching them to the ends of tray sections using compatible connectors or fasteners. Proper installation ensures that the couplers maintain stability and support the weight of cables and tray sections, ensuring a robust and secure connection.

Types: Couplers may come in various types to accommodate different installation needs. They include straight couplers for connecting straight sections of trays, angle couplers for joining trays at corners, and splice couplers for aligning and connecting tray sections precisely.

Applications: METAR Brand couplers find application across a wide range of industries including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, data centers, and telecommunications networks. They are essential in expanding cable tray systems, creating new pathways for cables, and facilitating efficient cable management and organization.

Safety and Compliance: METAR couplers comply with international standards and regulations for electrical installations, ensuring safety and reliability. They are engineered to support proper cable segregation, prevent cable sagging, and facilitate easy access for maintenance and inspection purposes.

Purpose and Functionality: The primary function of a Reducer is to adapt cable trays of larger dimensions to smaller ones or vice versa. This allows for the integration of different tray sizes within the same cable management system, accommodating changes in cable routing requirements while maintaining structural integrity.

Material and Construction: METAR Brand Reducers are typically manufactured from durable materials such as galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum. These materials offer strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity, ensuring reliable performance in various environmental conditions and applications.

Design and Compatibility: Reducers are designed with precision to seamlessly integrate with METAR cable tray systems. They feature standardized dimensions and fittings that allow for easy installation and compatibility with other components such as straight sections, bends, crosses, tees, and couplers. This design flexibility enables versatile configurations to meet specific project requirements and adapt to different tray sizes.

Types: Reducers may come in various types to accommodate different size transitions. They include step-down reducers for transitioning from larger trays to smaller trays and step-up reducers for transitioning from smaller trays to larger trays. Each type ensures a smooth and efficient transition of cables while optimizing space and maintaining cable management efficiency.

Installation: Installing Reducers in METAR cable trays involves securely attaching them to the ends or intersections of tray sections using compatible connectors or fasteners. Proper installation ensures that the Reducers maintain stability and support the weight of cables and tray sections, ensuring a secure and reliable transition.

Applications: METAR Brand Reducers find application across a wide range of industries including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, data centers, and telecommunications networks. They are essential in scenarios where cable tray systems of different capacities or sizes need to be interconnected, allowing for efficient cable routing, organization, and space optimization.

Safety and Compliance: Reducers in METAR cable trays comply with international standards and regulations for electrical installations, ensuring safety and reliability. They are engineered to support proper cable segregation, prevent cable sagging, and facilitate easy access for maintenance and inspection purposes.