Techline developed the Snap Track Cable Tray in response to
repeated requests for a complete cable tray system designed for limited-width
requirements of instrumentation data cable. Snap Track was designed to provide
the ease of installation and the economy of wire basket, while retaining the
stability and inherently superior cable protection of traditional raceway. Snap
Track is based on the feedback from numerous leading instrument manufacturers,
engineers, integrators, contractors and network cable providers to create a
complete UL Classified cable tray system. Snap Track is designed to be
installed without nuts, bolts or tools. This is accomplished by using its
patented "Push Pin" technology. The system is available in 2-, 4- and 6-inch
widths, with load bearing tests that are twice those of most traditional trays.
It was designed with cost-savings in mind and offers customer and industry the
ability to install cable tray in a fraction of time compared to traditional
trays. Using the patented "Push Pin" technology, inward C-Configuration and
slide-in fittings, Snap Track offers the quickest installation and highest
level of cable and wire protection, according to the company.
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