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The CT46EFC90SS is a 90-degree elbow fitting for cable tray systems, manufactured by nVent Hoffman. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel with a brushed #3 finish, it features dimensions of 4.00 inches by 6.00 inches and utilizes 18-gauge material. Designed for indoor applications, this component complies with NEMA Type 1 standards. It serves as a directional connector within wire management infrastructure, facilitating structured routing of cables through angular transitions while maintaining structural integrity in industrial environments.
Verify the specific manufacturer designation, as nVent Hoffman products may be listed under either brand name. Confirm that the required NEMA Type 1 rating aligns with your indoor environmental conditions. Ensure the 4x6 inch internal dimensions match your existing tray specifications. Check for compatibility with associated straight sections and other fittings to maintain consistent system integrity.
Select this component when a rigid 90-degree transition is required in indoor stainless steel cable tray layouts. The Type 304 material offers standard corrosion resistance suitable for controlled environments. Verify that the 18-gauge thickness meets local code requirements for mechanical strength. This fitting is intended for use with matching 4x6 inch tray segments to ensure proper alignment and coverage.
This elbow fitting belongs to the nVent Hoffman cable tray accessory line, designed to integrate seamlessly with their rectangular wireway systems. It complements straight sections and other geometric connectors to create complex routing paths. The product supports standardized industrial wiring practices by providing reliable, pre-engineered connection points for structured cabling infrastructure.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify dimensional compatibility if considering alternative manufacturers. Ensure any replacement maintains the Type 304 stainless steel construction and 18-gauge thickness to preserve system performance and safety ratings.

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