Pre-Punched Steel Channels for Electrical Conduits are U-shaped struts designed to support electrical raceways, cable trays, and junction boxes.
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Product Description
Manufactured from 14-gauge (0.0747") hot-rolled steel with electro-galvanized coating (5-10μm), they feature pre-punched holes at 2" on center for quick hardware installation. Compliant with NEMA VE 2 standards, these channels are compatible with 1/2" to 4" electrical conduits.
Product name | Steel channels |
Grade | carbon steel,galvanized,aluminum, stainless steel |
Model Number | SS330,SS440,SS490.S235JR,1010,1015,1020,etc. |
Shape | C Channel,U Channel |
Application | Owner frame of security door, Auto vent-pipe,Vacuum cup,Clean bucket water sink and so on. |
Tolerance | ±3% |
Technique | Cold Rolled Hot Rolled |
Thickness | 0.8mm-3.0mm |
Type | Carbon Structural Steel |
Length | 1-12m(as Customer Requirements) |
Certification | ISO9001:2015 |
Installation Efficiency: Pre-punched holes eliminate on-site drilling, reducing labor time by 40% compared to unpunched channels.
Load Rating: 41×21mm channel supports 2,000 lbs when mounted vertically, suitable for heavy conduit banks.
Conduit Compatibility: Accommodates EMT, rigid metal, and PVC conduits using channel nuts and conduit clamps.
Fire Resistance: Uncoated steel achieves 1-hour fire rating in concealed spaces, meeting NEC Article 300 requirements.
Commercial Electrical Systems: Supports conduit runs in office ceilings, data centers, and retail storefronts.
Industrial Facilities: Installed in manufacturing plants to route power and control wiring, resisting mechanical damage.
Infrastructure Projects: Used in highway lighting poles and transit station electrical systems, withstanding outdoor exposure.
Q: What hardware is needed for installation?
A: Use 1/4-20 channel nuts with spring washers to secure conduit clamps, ensuring 80 ft-lbs torque for vibration resistance.
Q: Can these channels be cut to length?
A: Yes, use a reciprocating saw with a metal-cutting blade, then deburr edges to prevent injury and cable damage.
Q: Are they compatible with seismic bracing?
A: Yes, when paired with seismic clips (per ICC-ES AC136), they meet IBC seismic design categories A to D.