
Horizontal Elbows
45° and 90° horizontal elbows change the direction of a tray run in the same plane, keeping the cable route smooth and continuous.
Enquire about this fittingCompatible fittings to route cables safely and efficiently through changes in direction, elevation and width.
A cable management system requires compatible fittings to route cables safely and efficiently through changes in direction, elevation and width.
Directional fittings, transitions, terminations and accessories for a complete, compatible cable routing system.

45° and 90° horizontal elbows change the direction of a tray run in the same plane, keeping the cable route smooth and continuous.
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Inside and outside vertical elbows take a cable route up or down at changes in elevation, such as around beams or between levels.
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Horizontal and vertical tees and cross fittings branch a run into two or three directions where routes meet.
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Straight, left and right reducers step a tray down in width, while risers handle vertical changes in the route.
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Blind ends terminate a tray run cleanly, and drop-outs provide an exit point for cables making a vertical transition out of the tray.
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Standard and box connectors join tray sections securely, and cable glands support secure cable entry and termination.
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Covers and clips protect and close the tray, barrier strips separate cable groups, and clamps and fasteners secure the installation.
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| Parameter | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Product Type | The specific fitting or accessory required |
| Width & Depth | Confirmed against project specification |
| Material & Thickness | Selected from verified material options |
| Finish | Subject to product and project specification |
| Compatible Tray/Trunking | The tray, ladder or trunking product it connects to |