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The CT22EOC90SS is a 90-degree elbow outside cover component manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Designed for use with the CleanTray cable tray system, this specific part accommodates a 2-inch width tray configuration. The unit features a 90-degree angular design to facilitate directional changes in cable routing infrastructure. It is constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, providing structural integrity and corrosion resistance suitable for industrial environments.
Verify compatibility with existing 2-inch CleanTray systems before procurement. Confirm that Type 304 stainless steel meets environmental requirements. Ensure the 90-degree angle aligns with layout specifications. Check for associated mounting hardware needs. Validate manufacturer documentation for installation guidelines.
Select this component when a 90-degree turn is required in a 2-inch wide cable tray run. Choose Type 304 stainless steel for general corrosion resistance. Consider brushed finish aesthetics if visible. Ensure spatial constraints accommodate the elbow geometry. Verify system voltage and load requirements remain within standard limits.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures CleanTray series, which provides structured cable management solutions. The CT22EOC90SS serves as a specialized fitting within this ecosystem, enabling complex routing paths. It complements straight sections and other fittings to create complete cable support networks.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided data. Verify exact dimensional matches if considering alternative manufacturers. Ensure material grade equivalence for corrosion resistance.

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