Cable tray accessory HellermannTyton 181-47051 — steel profile 35 mm x 7.5 mm

HellermannTyton 181-47051 is a steel cable tray accessory with a profile width of 35 mm and a height of 7.5 mm. It is designed to provide reliable structural support and routing for cables within tray systems used in industrial and commercial installations. The component is compatible with standard cable tray fittings and intended for secure mounting where a low-profile steel support element is required.

Advantages

This steel profile offers dimensional stability and mechanical strength while maintaining a compact cross-section. Its design ensures compatibility with common tray fittings and simplifies integration into existing cable management systems. The material properties of the steel profile provide resistance to deformation under load, ensuring sustained cable support in densely packed runs.

Suitable for

• Supporting and routing power and control cables in horizontal and vertical tray runs
• Use inside industrial switchgear and control panels for internal cable support
• Retrofit and upgrade projects where standard-profile steel supports are required
• Commercial building installations requiring robust cable tray accessories

Key specifications

• Profile width: 35 mm
• Profile height: 7.5 mm
• Material: steel
• Function: mounting and supporting cables within tray systems
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard cable tray fittings and accessories

How to use

Position the steel profile in the cable tray at the required location and secure it using appropriate fasteners or tray clamps compatible with steel components. Ensure correct alignment with adjacent tray elements and maintain recommended edge clearances for cable routing. Install cables onto the profile and route them along the tray path, verifying that fastenings hold the profile firmly and that cables are supported without sharp bends or concentrated loads.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long-term performance, use corrosion-appropriate fasteners and, where required, apply protective coatings or treatments compatible with steel. Verify load capacity for the specific cable arrangement and follow local electrical and building codes when installing within switchgear, control panels, or open tray systems.