SILTEC cable trays for one layer of cables allow for cabling of several cables in one layer – on top of each other – and cable locking to make sure that the cables do not move.
All cable trays are made of solid, rounded materials that are gentle to cables and tubes.
Many applications
SILTEC cable trays for one layer of cables make up a flexible solution in which the cables are fixated but still easily accessible during cleaning and inspection.
Well-suited for the food and lumber industries and for IT environments and offices. Available in stainless steel.
All Cable Trays for one layer of cables
Single-Layer cable trays
SILTEC’s single-layer cable trays are designed for installations where multiple cables need to be routed together in a single organized layer.
This cable tray allows cables to be arranged in a single layer while keeping them securely in place and ensuring they remain correctly positioned throughout operation. This solution provides structured cable routing, allowing related cables to be grouped together while keeping the installation organized and easy to maintain.
The tray offers excellent visibility during installation, servicing, and future expansions. The open mesh construction also ensures effective ventilation around the cables, while providing easy access for inspection and cleaning.
The series is robust and well suited for both industrial and technical environments where operational reliability and organization are essential. The result is a flexible and efficient cable management solution that combines high functionality with secure cable routing in a single organized layer.
Single-layer cable trays comes in lengths of 3000 mm. Tray widths range from 25 mm to 600 mm, and heights from 25 mm to 125 mm. We can also manufacture cable trays in custom dimensions upon request.
The advantages of cable trays
A cable tray is a steel structure designed to support cables above the floor or within walls and ceilings. Cable trays are available in various sizes and designs to help organize cables while ensuring accessibility and sufficient airflow around them, reducing the risk of overheating.
The primary reason for choosing cable trays is their ability to keep cables organized while protecting them from damage caused by heat or moisture. Cable trays also make it easy to add or remove cables without having to reroute existing cables whenever modifications are required.
Investing in a cable tray system is also a cost-effective solution. Operating costs can be reduced because there is no need to purchase new cables or involve an electrician every time an unexpected change occurs. Troubleshooting becomes faster and more efficient, making it easier to identify and resolve issues quickly and accurately.
Stainless steel cable trays
We manufacture our cable management systems from premium-quality stainless steel. This minimizes the risk of corrosion and provides several important advantages.
A stainless-steel cable tray offers excellent resistance to corrosion caused by moisture, chemicals, and salt. This results in a long service life and minimal maintenance requirements compared to galvanized alternatives. Stainless steel cable trays are particularly suitable for industrial applications and hygiene-sensitive environments, as the smooth surface is easy to clean.
Connections, supports, and accessories
When you choose a SILTEC cable management system, you gain access to a wide range of connectors, bends, and suspension solutions for our cable trays.
Creating bends and angles is simple. They can easily be formed on site from a standard cable tray without the need for special tools. Vertical bends are made in the same way by cutting out sections of the tray. Branch connections are produced similarly to T-junctions.
Installation of Single-layer cable trays
Installation of our cable trays requires only minimal tools and is straightforward to carry out. When installing cable trays, it is important to follow a systematic approach to ensure a correct and durable installation.
The installation area should first be carefully measured to determine the available space and select the appropriate cable tray size. The cable tray should then be securely mounted to ensure long-term stability and prevent loosening over time. Consideration should be given to both the mounting method and the materials used.
When installing a cable tray system, a qualified technician should also inspect all connections and joints to ensure that cables and wiring are correctly and safely connected before the system is put into operation. Any additional equipment, such as fans and filters, should also be installed correctly to ensure optimal performance and a long service life.














