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Hoffman’s CLEAN TRAY™ UL Type 1 Stainless Steel Cable Tray

By Design World Staff | December 16, 2008

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Anoka, MN‚—Hoffman announces its expanded line of CLEAN TRAY‚â„¢ UL Type 1 Stainless Steel Cable Tray for power and data cable management in sanitary food and beverage processing and packaging environments. CLEAN TRAY protects rated cabling and features a unique sloped-top sanitary design that minimizes dirt, debris and mold build-up in addition to facilitating ease-of-cleaning. Now, the CLEAN TRAY line also includes numerous new sloped-top fittings, variable angle fittings and telescopic straight sections that translate to greater installation savings and optimal sanitary performance.

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CLEAN TRAY‚—the only UL Type 1 stainless steel cable tray manufactured in North America‚—is offered with sloped- and flat-cover options, as well as perforated and non-perforated bottoms. Additionally, the line extension now includes:


* New variable angle fittings adjust from 0 to 90 degrees to easily fit corners and simplify field
integration and installation

* Adjustable straight sections with an 18- to 29-inch extension range provide application flexibility

* Variety of new sloped-top fittings with front, inside or outside cover options allow for highly-
customized runs

* 45- and 90-degree elbows with female and male coupling options to accommodate applications
that require tight turns (two elbows coupled together) while minimizing installation time


Applications. Hoffman‚’s CLEAN TRAY Type 1 Stainless Steel Cable Tray delivers high-performance protection for rated cables in beverage and pharmaceutical industries, including:


* Non-alcoholic bottling

* Brewing

* Wine production

* Pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging

* Bottle conveyor machinery production

* Bottle blow molder machinery production

* Beverage filler machinery production


In addition, customers will receive the standard features and benefits that come with Hoffman‚’s existing CLEAN TRAY offering:


* Removable top or side for cabling access eliminates the time and hassle of pulling cable

* Perforations in the bottom of fittings and straight sections to drain water after washdown

* Flat cover and 20-degree sloped cover models available

* Connecting hardware included with each model

* 18 gauge stainless steel formed to minimize unnecessary ridges and potential bacteria catch-points compared to competitive offerings

* Adjustable dividers provide two separate width sections

* Available in sizes ranging from 2 x 2 to 6 x 6 inches


www.hoffmanonline.com


::Design World::


Filed Under: Cabinets • enclosures • control panels, Cables + cable management, Safety systems + components

 

Comments

  1. Jeff Schneider says

    July 13, 2017 at 8:57 am

    Is Hoffman Clean Tray system an acceptable raceway for the dairy industry? Would there be any concern for mold buildup in the sloped, perforated tray?

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