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The CT44EIC45SS is a 45-degree elbow inside cover for the CleanTray cable tray system, manufactured by nVent Hoffman. Constructed from brushed stainless steel (SS304), it features a 4.00 x 4.00 inch profile designed to facilitate 45-degree turns within cable management installations. This component is specifically engineered for environments requiring frequent washdowns and high hygiene standards.
Verify that the required cable tray width matches the 4.00-inch specification of this elbow cover. Confirm compatibility with the specific CleanTray series being installed. Ensure the SS304 material grade meets the corrosion resistance requirements of the intended environment. Check if additional fasteners or mounting hardware are included or sold separately.
Select this part when a 45-degree turn is needed in a CleanTray run. The SS304 material provides necessary durability for washdown areas. Ensure the surrounding tray components match the 4x4 dimension to maintain structural integrity and proper fitment during installation.
This component belongs to the CleanTray family of cable management solutions by nVent Hoffman. It serves as an internal covering piece for elbows, ensuring a smooth transition for cables while maintaining the enclosure's protective qualities against environmental contaminants and physical damage.
No public substitute part numbers are documented.

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