Stainless steel cable trays are pipeline support devices made of stainless steel sheets. Their chemical composition includes ferritic, martensitic, and nickel-chromium alloy series, and their metallographic structure covers five categories, including austenitic. The manufacturing process involves annealing, pickling, and cold rolling. Surface treatments include NO.2D, NO.2B, and BA processes, with grinding grades ranging from NO.3 to NO.8. The product utilizes a composite double-insulation structure to achieve internal and external flame retardancy and self-extinguishing functions, meeting domestic and international standards for fire resistance, and achieving Class A fire resistance in some applications.
This cable tray features a modular design, integrating rapid assembly technology, a multi-layer heat dissipation system, and a shock-resistant structure, making it suitable for commercial complexes, medical cleanrooms, high-speed rail platforms, and other scenarios. Surface treatments can be customized with mirror polishing, brushed texture, or antique bronze plating to meet aesthetic requirements for building facade integration. Typical applications include 316L stainless steel used in coastal city landmark buildings to resist typhoon corrosion, antibacterial and easy-to-clean materials prioritized in medical facilities, and duplex stainless steel used on marine platforms to cope with chloride ion corrosion environments.
