This page includes the patent name, patent number, legal status, invention/applicant, technical efficacy and accompanying drawings of Cable tray-related invention patents and utility model patents, which can be searched for their Cable tray-related patent . This page includes the patent name, patent number, legal status, invention/applicant, technical efficacy and accompanying drawings of Cable tray-related invention patents and utility model patents, which can be searched for their Cable tray-related patent . the present inventionrelates to a cable tray for carrying cables and of the type that is made of wire material with a number of lateral U-bent wires and longitudinal wires fastened thereto, so that the U-bent wires form a bottom and a first and a second side wall for the cable tray, and where the. Cable tray support system includes a pair of longitudinally extending transversely spaced rails (12,14) and a plurality of longitudinally spaced transversely extending cable support members (18,19) extending between the rails. Cable support members include provisions for the secure support of. (57) The present invention relates to a cable tray section which allows being successively coupled to another tray section (1) having similar features, without needing accessories or angle requirements on the horizontal plane, comprising longitudinal metal wires (10); U-shaped transverse metal. (57) The present invention concerns a cable tray with a number of juxtaposed U-bent wires and longitudinal wires fastened thereto such that a bottom and side walls for the cable tray are formed. It is an object of the invention to provide a cable tray in which the individual cables are disposed. A collection of components for a cable tray system provide the components and basic hardware for assembling and installing a cable tray that can change direction in three dimensions to avoid obstacles or other cables' trays while negotiating a designated space. Components of the cable tray system. The present invention relates to cable trays for under desk storage. The modern office environment requires that desks be provided with a considerable amount of electrical equipment including computers, computer screens, keyboards, charging outlets and like electrical equipment.
