Cable Trays
Importers in NEOM

Our mainstream export product is hot-dip galvanized and stainless steel tray, and that covers the vast majority of power, control and data projects. FRP or fibreglass has its place in highly corrosive chemical plants, where even stainless struggles. Tell us the environment and chemical exposure on your run and we can recommend the right material, whether that's steel, stainless or something else.

IEC 61537 defines load classes by the safe working load a tray carries at a stated support span with deflection kept within limits, verified by type-testing rather than calculation alone. The class rises with sheet thickness and profile depth. Ask for the manufacturer's load-deflection test report at your support span rather than accepting a self-declared rating.

Cable ladder is a type of cable tray, not a separate product. 'Ladder' describes the open construction, two side rails joined by rungs with no solid bottom, used for heavy power and long-span routes. Perforated tray, the other common type, has a continuous punched-sheet base instead. Both are built to IEC 61537 and IS 12352, so a specification or enquiry naming either term is quoted against the same standard.

Closed trunking shields cables from dust, falling debris, mechanical impact and casual contact, choose it for switch rooms, exposed building runs, walkway-adjacent routing and areas with public access. Open trays cost less and dissipate heat better, but they expose the cabling. Many EPCs mix the two: trunking in occupied zones, trays in plant rooms.