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What is the national standard for the thickness of cable tray

Release time:

2023-12-08

The national standard of cable tray thickness refers to the thickness of plates that should be selected

The national standard of cable tray thickness refers to the thickness of plates that should be selected for the main structure and fittings of different specifications and materials according to the relevant national or industry bridge standards.
The national industry standards related to bridge thickness are "JB/T 10216-2000 Cable Tray for electronically controlled Distribution" standard (referred to as 2000 Bridge Standard), "QB-T 1453-2003 Light Industry Cable Bridge" standard (referred to as 2003 Bridge Standard), "JB/T 10216-2013 Cable Bridge for Electronic Control Distribution" standard (referred to as 2013 Bridge Standard) and "T CECS31-2017 Steel Cable Tray" standard (referred to as 2013 Bridge Standard).
Next, the cable editor of Beijing Weiye will introduce to you the relevant contents of the national standard for the thickness of the cable tray.
Take the 200x100 steel cable tray as an example, according to the 2013 bridge standard, if it is a trough cable tray, the thickness of the tray tray should be 1.2mm, the thickness of the bridge cover plate can be 1.0mm, the thickness of the bridge connecting plate can be the same as the thickness of the tray tray 1.2mm, or you can choose a thickness grade of 1.5mm.
If it is a ladder cable tray, the thickness of the side plate of the bridge should be 1.2mm, the thickness of the bridge rung should be the same as the thickness of the side plate of the bridge, and the thickness of the cover plate of the bridge can be the same as 1.2mm, or one lower grade can be 1.0mm.

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National standard for cable tray thickness, weight per meter

What are the latest national standards for cable tray?

National standard for cable tray thickness, weight per meter

What are the latest national standards for cable tray?