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In terms of load-bearing capacity
High-strength support: Cable tray supports can bear the load of cable trays and the cables inside them with considerable weight. Generally made of metal (such as steel), through reasonable design and manufacturing, they have sufficient strength. For example, in large factories or data centers, there may be a large number of cables that need to be laid. The weight of these cables plus the cable tray itself will generate greater pressure. High-quality supports can easily handle this and ensure the stability of the entire cable tray system.
Good load adaptability: It can adapt to different load distributions. In the case of uneven cable distribution on the cable tray, the support can adjust the force according to the actual stress points to avoid damage due to excessive local load. For example, when more thick cables are placed in a certain section of the cable tray, the support in this area will bear greater pressure but can still support reliably.
In terms of installation convenience
Flexible installation methods: Cable tray supports have various installation methods. They can be fixed to the walls or ceilings of buildings through expansion bolts. This method is suitable for installation inside buildings and is firm in installation and causes less damage to the building structure. For ground installation, anchor bolts can also be used to ensure the stability of the support on the ground. In addition, the hanger method can be used to suspend the cable tray support on the structural beams of the building. This method is relatively flexible in space utilization and is suitable for situations where the cable tray needs to span a certain space or avoid ground obstacles.
Easy to adjust the position: During the installation process, if it is found that the position of the cable tray needs fine-tuning, the support can also be adjusted in position relatively conveniently. For example, when the direction of the cable tray needs to be slightly changed, by loosening the fixing bolts, moving the support to the appropriate position and then fixing it again. This enables the installation of the cable tray system to better adapt to the actual cable laying path and building layout.
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