Cable tray accessory HellermannTyton 181-47101 — steel, 35 mm wide, 15 mm high

HellermannTyton 181-47101 is a steel cable tray accessory with a compact profile measuring 35 mm in width and 15 mm in height. Manufactured from rigid steel, this component is designed to provide structural support and secure connections within cable management systems. Its small footprint and durable construction make it appropriate for industrial and commercial installations where confined routing spaces and reliable mechanical performance are required.

Advantages

This steel accessory provides high mechanical strength and resistance to deformation under load, ensuring long-term stability of mounted cables and fittings. The compact dimensions allow installation in tight routing paths and inside control panels without occupying excessive space. Compatibility with standard tray and rail layouts simplifies integration into existing cable management frameworks.

Suitable for

• Supporting and joining cable trays and routing paths in industrial settings
• Use inside control panels and electrical enclosures with limited space
• Mounting shielded or bundled cable runs where a rigid fixing point is required
• Applications requiring corrosion-resistant coated or treated steel components (verify finish locally)

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Profile width: 35 mm
• Profile height: 15 mm
• Function: support, secure or join cable management components
• Typical installation environment: industrial and commercial cable routing and control panels

How to use

Install the accessory as a support or joining element within the cable tray or on mounting rails following the system manufacturer’s instructions. Position the component at required intervals to distribute load evenly and secure with appropriate fasteners compatible with steel. Where used inside control panels, verify clearance for other components such as switchgear, relays and control-gear and allow space for cable entry and exit. If surface treatment is present, avoid abrasive actions that could remove protective coatings.

Usage recommendations

Select fasteners and fixings rated for the intended load and environment; confirm compatibility with tray materials and any nearby electrical equipment. For installations in corrosive or outdoor environments, consider additional corrosion protection or finishes. Follow local electrical and mechanical installation standards when integrating into control panels and cable management systems.