Width: Tee fittings are manufactured to align with the main cable tray width, which is the inside usable measurement between side rails. Standard widths include 50mm, 100mm, 150mm, 200mm, 300mm, 450mm, 600mm, and up to 900mm for large industrial installations . The tee branch will match the main run width to ensure proper cable support and fill compliance. Depth (Side Rail Height): The vertical height of the tray, or side rail height, typically ranges from 25mm to 150mm depending on cable volume and ventilation requirements . Tee fittings maintain the same depth as the main tray to allow consistent cable stacking and heat dissipation. Length: Standard tee fittings are usually manufactured in lengths that match the modular sections of the main tray, commonly 3 meters (10 feet) for ease of transport and installation . The branch section of the tee may vary depending on the installation layout but generally follows the same modular increments. Material Thickness: Tee fittings follow the same material specifications as the main tray, with thicknesses designed to meet load requirements and corrosion resistance standards such as ASTM A653 for galvanized steel . Heavy-duty trays and tees may require 2.5mm or greater thickness with reinforced side rails.
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