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The CT46EFCNT90SS is a 90-degree elbow front cover fitting manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, this component serves as a connector for cable tray systems. It is designed specifically for use with 6-inch wide trays to facilitate directional changes in wire management layouts. The unit features a top 90-degree elbow configuration and includes tabs for secure attachment. This part enables the creation of continuous, protected pathways for cables within industrial enclosures.
Verify that the existing cable tray width matches the 6-inch specification required for this fitting. Confirm that the installation environment necessitates Type 304 stainless steel construction due to corrosion resistance requirements. Ensure compatibility with the specific Hoffman Clean Tray series before procurement. Check for any additional mounting hardware requirements not included with the fitting itself.
Select this component when a 90-degree directional change is required in a 6-inch wide cable tray system. Choose Type 304 stainless steel if environmental conditions demand higher corrosion resistance compared to standard materials. Consider this part only if the application utilizes Hoffman Clean Tray compatible infrastructure. Evaluate space constraints to ensure the elbow radius fits within the enclosure layout.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Clean Tray product line, which focuses on organized wire management solutions. It functions as an accessory to main cable tray sections, allowing for complex routing paths within electrical panels. The fitting integrates with other Hoffman tray components to create structured cable pathways. It supports the modular design philosophy of Hoffman enclosures by providing standardized connection points.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific component.

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