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The Hoffman CT44LB is a 4-inch by 4-inch L-bracket designed for cable tray systems. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, it provides robust mounting solutions for indoor applications. This hardware component supports the structural integrity of cable trays in environments requiring corrosion resistance and hygiene standards. It is part of the nVent HOFFMAN CLEAN TRAY series, facilitating organized wire management within electrical enclosures and panels.
Verify that the required quantity matches the package size, as this item is typically sold in packs of 20 brackets. Confirm the material specification is Type 304 stainless steel to ensure compatibility with corrosive or hygienic application requirements. Ensure the bracket dimensions are 4 inches by 4 inches to fit the specific cable tray system being installed.
Select this bracket when installing 4x4 inch cable trays in indoor environments where corrosion resistance is critical. The Type 304 stainless steel construction makes it suitable for hygienic areas such as food processing or pharmaceutical facilities. It is appropriate for power distribution setups requiring durable, low-maintenance mounting hardware.
This L-bracket belongs to the nVent HOFFMAN CLEAN TRAY product line, which focuses on stainless steel accessories for wire management. The series includes adapters, couplers, dividers, and reducers. The CT44LB specifically serves as a mounting connector, ensuring secure attachment points for cable trays within electrical enclosures and panel assemblies.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.

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