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Watan Electric for electrical industries

Watan Electric Company is manufacture of (Cable Tray-Cable Trunck-Lader)
When talking about cable trays
The term "Tray" refers to their general shape, and these systems are available in different types, including metal cables, including cables with metal sheets known as "Tray-Metal Cable" or "Metal Cable Track."
The following is a comprehensive explanation of some important aspects of sheet metal cable holders - tri-metal cable:
Design and structure:
Sheet: Sheet cable holders are usually made of metal sheet, and this sheet can be made of galvanized steel or zinc-coated steel to resist corrosion.
Tray: The design of a tri-metal cable depends on the type of use and environment, and includes its general shape, width, and height.
Installation and installation:
Sheet cable trays can be fixed to walls or mounted to the ceiling or floor using special accessories.
Brackets and supports can be used to properly support and route the cables.
Ventilation and ventilation:
Sheet cable trays provide ventilation holes that help cool the cables and improve overall ventilation in the area.
Safety:
Cable trays adhere to specified safety standards to ensure safe installation and use.
Arrangement and organization:
Cable trays help organize and arrange cables and wires, making them easily accessible for maintenance and inspection.
Expansion and modification:
Sheet cable trays are designed so that future modifications can be easily made, especially if there is a possible expansion of the electrical network.
Applications:
Sheet cable trays are used in a variety of applications such as industrial and commercial buildings and power plants.
maintenance:
Cable tray maintenance must be taken care of to ensure it continues to operate efficiently, and maintenance can include periodic cleaning and inspection of parts and installations.
Local or international standards and directives must be adhered to when designing and installing cable trays to ensure their effective and safe performance