Sheet thickness
The current company schedule lists 1.2, 1.6 and 2 mm sheet options for selected tray sizes.
Cable trays
Cable tray manufacturer in Jaipur
Perforated, ladder, pre-galvanized and hot-dip galvanized cable trays manufactured in Jaipur for industrial electrical work.
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Which cable tray fits the route?
Perforated trays suit many power and control cable routes, while ladder trays help ventilation and cable restraint on heavier runs. Width, depth, sheet thickness, support span and the environment should be fixed before the metal is cut.
3E Solutions manufactures cable trays in Jaipur in common widths and project specific sizes. The supplied catalogue lists 1.2, 1.6 and 2 mm sheet options, with pre-galvanized, hot-dip galvanized, painted and powder-coated finishes.
Listed widths
The current company schedule includes standard combinations from 50 x 25 mm to 450 x 75 mm.
Surface options
Pre-galvanized, hot-dip galvanized, painted and powder-coated finishes are listed by duty.
Technical view
When should you choose perforated or ladder tray?
Perforated tray supports smaller power, control and instrumentation routes where continuous support and cable access matter. Ladder tray suits heavier cable runs that benefit from ventilation and restraint between rungs.
The choice still depends on cable fill, load, support span and bends. There is no honest universal span or capacity without a section and load calculation.
Which finish suits the exposure?
Pre-galvanized sheet is common for dry indoor routes. Hot-dip galvanized fabrication is considered for tougher outdoor exposure, while painted or powder-coated mild steel can suit specified indoor or colour-coded work.
The current 3E schedule lists sizes from 50 x 25 mm to 450 x 75 mm and sheet options of 1.2, 1.6 and 2 mm. Fittings, couplers, supports and coating details belong on the same enquiry.
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Specification
What can be specified?
The final schedule should state more than width. Coating, thickness, collar depth, fittings and support spacing all change what arrives on site.
- Tray forms
- Perforated and ladder tray in the current company schedule
- Listed sizes
- 50 x 25, 100 x 25, 100 x 40, 150 x 40, 200 x 40, 300 x 40, 300 x 50, 450 x 50 and 450 x 75 mm
- Depths
- Common side depths include 25, 40, 50 and 75 mm
- Finish
- MS painted, pre-galvanized, hot-dip galvanized or powder coated
- Thickness
- 1.2, 1.6 and 2 mm options in the current company schedule; project selection depends on span and load
Method
How is a tray package prepared?
A tray quotation needs the route as well as the straight metres. Bends, reducers, supports and exposure often decide the real fabrication effort.
- 01
Count the cables
Separate power, control and communication duties, then allow for fill and heat.
- 02
Walk the route
Measure real bends, drops, obstacles and access points before final fabrication.
- 03
Choose the finish
Match indoor, outdoor and corrosive exposure to the sheet and coating.
- 04
Plan the supports
Coordinate spans, load and fixing points so installation does not become improvisation.
Questions from site and procurement teams
What should be clear before you proceed?
Which cable tray finishes are listed by 3E?+
The supplied company schedule lists MS painted, pre-galvanized, hot-dip galvanized and powder-coated finishes. The project exposure should decide which one is specified.
What tray sizes are in the current schedule?+
The listed combinations run from 50 x 25 mm to 450 x 75 mm. Custom requirements still need a drawing, quantity and confirmation before fabrication.
Can support spacing be chosen from tray width alone?+
No. Cable load, tray form, sheet thickness, support detail and route conditions all matter. A universal support span would be misleading.
What affects the cable tray price?+
Sheet thickness, finish, straight length, bends and accessories, quantity, inspection requirement and delivery schedule are the main quotation inputs.
Bring us the site details
Have a tray BOQ or route drawing?
Send the sizes, thickness, finish, quantities and fittings. If the route is not settled, include the cable schedule and available support points.
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