Route, protect, and guide moving cable

Move cable and hose along wire rope, channel, or beams; also known as festoon trolleys

Protect cable and cords in areas with pedestrian and equipment traffic

Join trays that run in a straight line or need to change direction

A rounded surface supports cable as it exits the tray to protect it from sharp edges

Rest trays on strut channel that is suspended from the ceiling or the run above

Suspend trays from the ceiling or the run above

Snap in place to suspend trays and detach quickly for loading cable

Secure trays to walls and ceilings

Organize and route bundles of cable while keeping them accessible anywhere along the run

Protect wiring from impact and the environment in runs indoors, outdoors, and underground

Shield sections of flexible conduit from impact to prevent wear

Mount flexible plastic conduit to walls and machines

Attach grounding wire to equipment to ground electrical current

Feed wire from wall outlets into raceway channels

Route and guard wiring along surfaces in your facility

Close off the end of a run to keep out dust and debris

Join raceway components or secure the ends of runs to walls and enclosures

Change the direction of a run by adding 90° and 45° turns

Attach raceway along walls and ceilings

Enclose wiring for raceway outlets and switches or block off unused components

House switches and receptacles along runs of raceway

Connect two different sizes of raceway

Join or split runs of raceway

Bundle and secure wiring inside raceway

Convert strut channel into a raceway for electrical wiring

Bring power into buildings and protect the entry point from rain and snow

Guide and organize wiring inside electrical boxes and machines

Trim plastic slotted wire duct to fit inside enclosures and control panels

Bundle wiring and protect from abrasion and heat

Insert wire and hose into corrugated, spiral wrap, or wraparound sleeving