Cable Tray Elbow Measurement Table

Cable tray elbows are available in standard widths and heights with multiple radii and angles to match straight tray sections, ensuring smooth cable routing and mechanical support.

Standard Elbow Dimensions

Cable tray elbows are designed to match the nominal width and height of straight tray sections. Standard widths and heights typically include: Widths (W): 150 mm, 203 mm, 300 mm, 450 mm, 600 mm, 750 mm, 900 mmHeights (H): 50 mm, 70 mm, 100 mm, 120 mm Elbows are manufactured to maintain the same internal spacing as straight sections, allowing continuous cable support and proper bend radius.

Elbow Radii and Angles

Elbows are available in multiple radii and angles to accommodate different installation requirements: Radii: 305 mm, 610 mm, 915 mm, 1220 mmAngles: 30°, 45°, 60°, 90° These options allow designers to select the appropriate bend for cable type, load, and space constraints, minimizing stress on cables and ensuring compliance with electrical codes.

Additional Considerations

Material: Steel (pre-galvanized, hot-dip galvanized), aluminum (6063-T5), stainless steel (316L)Finish: Powder-coated, bare, or hot-dip galvanizedCompatibility: Elbows are designed to match the nominal width of the straight tray section; standard spacing (e.g., 225 mm center-to-center) is maintained through the fitting for ventilated and solid traysOther Fittings: Tees, crosses, vertical risers, reducers, and covers are available in corresponding sizes and radii to complete the cable tray system.

Example Reference Table

Tray Width (mm)Tray Height (mm)Elbow Radii (mm)Standard Angles (°)15050, 70, 100305, 610, 915, 122030, 45, 60, 9020350, 70, 100305, 610, 915, 122030, 45, 60, 9030050, 70, 100, 120305, 610, 915, 122030, 45, 60, 9045050, 70, 100, 120305, 610, 915, 122030, 45, 60, 9060050, 70, 100, 120305, 610, 915, 122030, 45, 60, 9075050, 70, 100, 120305, 610, 915, 122030, 45, 60, 9090050, 70, 100, 120305, 610, 915, 122030, 45, 60, 90This table provides a quick reference for selecting elbows that match the tray dimensions and installation requirements. For custom or non-standard sizes, manufacturers often provide custom elbows with specific radii and angles to suit unique layouts.

Using the correct elbow size ensures smooth cable routing, reduced mechanical stress, and compliance with CSA, NEC, or other applicable electrical codes.