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The CTS33120SS is a straight section of the Clean Tray cable management system manufactured by nVent Hoffman. Constructed from Type 304 stainless steel, this component features a smooth brushed finish and a sloped top design. It measures 3 inches in width and height, with a total length of 120 inches (10 feet). The unit is designed for indoor use and complies with Type 1 enclosure standards, providing structured wire management solutions.
Verify that the required installation environment matches the Type 1 indoor specification. Confirm that the 3x3 inch cross-section and 120-inch length align with the specific panel layout requirements. Ensure compatibility with existing Hoffman Clean Tray accessories and mounting hardware before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this model when a rigid, non-perforated stainless steel cable path is required for indoor applications. The 10-foot length reduces the number of joints compared to shorter sections. Consider the sloped top feature if it aids in the specific cable pulling direction or prevents debris accumulation in the designated installation area.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Clean Tray series, which focuses on organized wire management within enclosures. It serves as a primary structural element for creating defined cable pathways. The stainless steel construction distinguishes it from aluminum or plastic alternatives, offering higher durability and hygiene compliance for sensitive industrial settings.
Direct substitutes must match the 3x3 inch dimensions, 120-inch length, and Type 304 stainless steel material. Verify that alternative straight sections also feature the sloped top design if that specific geometry is critical for the installation. Generic cable trays may not fit standard Hoffman enclosure mounting patterns.

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