Cable tray Baks Korytko KCL/KCOL200H60/3, galvanized, width 60 mm, length 3000 mm, MPN 160820

Baks Korytko KCL/KCOL200H60/3 is a galvanized metal cable tray with a cross-section width of 60 mm and a standard length of 3000 mm. The tray is designed to route and support electrical and data cables in industrial and commercial installations. Its rigid construction and corrosion-resistant zinc coating provide long-term mechanical support and protection for wiring runs where a narrow-profile channel is required.

Advantages

The galvanized finish offers corrosion resistance suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor environments. The tray’s narrow 60 mm width provides space-efficient cable routing in constrained areas while maintaining mechanical strength. Its 3000 mm length reduces the number of joints required along long runs, simplifying installation and alignment. The metal construction ensures good load-bearing capability and stable cable support compared with non-metallic alternatives.

Suitable for

• Routing power and control cables in light industrial environments
• Cable management in commercial buildings, plant rooms, and technical corridors
• Wall, ceiling or rack mounting where a narrow tray is needed
• Installations requiring galvanic corrosion protection

Key specifications

• Material: galvanized steel
• Tray width (internal cross-section): 60 mm
• Standard length: 3000 mm
• Construction: rigid solid-bottom cable channel
• Surface finish: zinc-coated (galvanized) for corrosion resistance

How to use

Measure and plan the cable route considering support points and mounting hardware spacing. Cut or join tray sections as needed using appropriate metalworking tools and secure connections with compatible fasteners and splice plates. Mount the tray to walls, ceilings or racks using suitable brackets or hangers rated for the expected load. Lay cables into the tray without sharp bends and secure them with cable ties or clamps at regular intervals to prevent movement.

Usage recommendations

Inspect mounting fixings and the tray surface after installation and periodically during maintenance. Avoid exceeding the manufacturer's recommended load capacity for the tray and protect exposed cut edges to prevent cable damage. For installations in highly corrosive environments, consider additional protective coatings or stainless-steel alternatives.