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The CT33TFCSS is a 90-degree tee fitting for the CleanTray cable tray system, manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, it features an integrated front cover designed for indoor use in frequent washdown environments. The component provides a right-angle connection point within wireway installations. Overall dimensions include a height of 9 inches and a width corresponding to the 3-inch tray series. It supports two 90-degree turns, facilitating complex routing configurations while maintaining structural integrity and corrosion resistance suitable for demanding industrial settings.
Verify the specific application environment matches the product's design for frequent washdown conditions. Confirm that the required tray width aligns with the 3-inch series specifications. Ensure the installation location is strictly indoor, as the product designation indicates indoor suitability. Cross-reference the part number with official manufacturer documentation to confirm current availability status and any potential supply chain variations.
Select this component when a 90-degree tee configuration is required within a stainless steel cable tray network. It is appropriate for projects prioritizing hygiene and corrosion resistance due to the Type 304 material and front cover design. Consider this option for layouts necessitating multiple right-angle turns in washdown zones. Ensure compatibility with adjacent straight runs and other fittings within the same CleanTray series.
This item belongs to the nVent Hoffman CleanTray series, which specializes in cable management solutions for hygienic and corrosive environments. The CT33TFCSS serves as a critical junction piece within this modular system. It complements other fittings like elbows and straight sections to create robust wiring pathways. The series is widely recognized in industries requiring strict cleanliness standards and durable metal infrastructure.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing tray widths before considering alternative manufacturers. Consult official engineering catalogs for cross-referenced equivalents if the original part is discontinued.

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