Cable tray perforated Baks KGR100H42 100x42 mm, sheet thickness 0.5 mm, 3 m

Perforated cable tray Baks KGR100H42 sized 100x42 mm with a sheet thickness of 0.5 mm and a length of 3 m is a lightweight metallic support profile for routing power and data cables in industrial, commercial and utility installations. The tray’s perforated design allows air circulation around bundled cables and provides multiple points for fastening ties or mounting accessories. The 100x42 mm cross-section offers a compact routing channel for small to medium cable runs while the 3 m length simplifies installation runs with fewer joints.

Advantages

The perforated construction reduces weight and improves ventilation, limiting heat buildup around conductors while permitting easy attachment of cable ties and brackets. A uniform sheet thickness of 0.5 mm provides consistent bending and load characteristics and enables simple cutting and on-site adjustments. Compatibility with standard support and mounting hardware allows wall, rack or ceiling mounting and integration into larger cable management systems.

Suitable for

• Routing and supporting power and data cables in industrial and commercial premises
• Wall-mounted cable runs and vertical risers in server rooms and telecommunications closets
• Ceiling and suspended installations in production halls and retail spaces
• Short to medium horizontal cable runs where compact tray width is required

Key specifications

• Tray cross section: 100 x 42 mm
• Material form: perforated sheet metal
• Sheet thickness: 0.5 mm
• Length: 3 m
• Perforation pattern: multiple holes for ventilation and fastening (factory pattern)

How to use

Plan the cable route and determine support spacing according to the weight and type of cables to be installed. Cut the tray to the required length if necessary and deburr cut edges. Fix the tray to walls, racks or ceiling supports using compatible brackets, clamps or threaded fasteners; maintain recommended support intervals to avoid excessive deflection. Place cables inside the tray, arrange them to avoid sharp bends, and secure them with cable ties or clamps using the perforations. When joining multiple trays, use appropriate splice plates or couplers to ensure mechanical continuity and alignment.

Usage recommendations

Inspect mounting hardware and supports for load capacity before installation and avoid overloading the tray beyond its expected cable weight; apply corrosion protection or select compatible coatings if used in corrosive environments.