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The CTS33PTFCSS is a Clean Tray® accessory manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It functions as a 90-degree tray tee connector designed for cable management systems. Constructed from 304 stainless steel, the component features a sloped perforated front cover to facilitate airflow and debris shedding. The unit accommodates a 3-inch wide tray configuration with a height of 7 inches. This part enables directional changes in tray routing while maintaining structural integrity and environmental resistance suitable for industrial applications.
Verify the specific material grade and dimensional tolerances against project requirements before ordering. Confirm that the 304 stainless steel specification meets the environmental exposure criteria of the installation site. Ensure compatibility with existing 3-inch wide tray infrastructure. Check for any regional compliance certifications required for the intended deployment location.
Select this component when a durable, corrosion-resistant 90-degree junction is required within a stainless steel cable tray network. The sloped perforated cover aids in maintenance and ventilation. Consider the 7-inch height constraint relative to surrounding equipment. Evaluate the need for 304 stainless steel versus other grades based on chemical exposure levels in the operating environment.
This item belongs to the Hoffman Clean Tray® series, which provides specialized accessories for organized cable management. The CTS33PTFCSS specifically addresses the need for directional transitions in rigid tray systems. It complements straight runs and other fittings to create complete routing solutions. The product line emphasizes durability and ease of installation in demanding industrial settings.
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