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Quick Tray Application Guide

 Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray
Application Guide

Table of Contents

Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray
Bolt Cutter and Connectors

Cutting the Cable Tray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Creating a 90 Degree Bend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Creating a Large Radius Bend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Creating an Elbow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Creating a 90 Degree Tee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Creating a Y Junction Tee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Reducing Quick Tray Width . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Changing Levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Quick Tray Fill and Load Calculations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

National Electrical Code References . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Quick Tray Catalog Number Reference Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

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 Components
Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray
The Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray comes in straight 10 ft. sections that are easily modfied and combined
to fit almost any configuration.
• Smooth, round wires minimize dust buildup and cable snagging.
• Zinc plating resists corrosion.
• Large 2 x 4 in. (51 x 102mm) mesh allows cable to be routed into and out of the tray at any point
without cutting the tray
• Available with either 2 or 4 in (51 or 102mm) sidewalls to hold cable in the tray and in a variety of
widths to accommodate different numbers of cables
Different cable tray sizes can be joined using the techniques described in this manual to make a truly custom
installation using standard parts.

Catalog Width Depth

Number in. mm in. mm
QT2X2 2 51 2 51
QT2X4 4 102 2 51
QT2X6 6 152 2 51
QT2X8 8 203 2 51
QT2X12 12 305 2 51
QT2X16 16 406 2 51
QT2X18 18 457 2 51
QT2X20 20 508 2 51
QT2X24 24 610 2 51
QT4X4 4 102 4 102
QT4X8 8 203 4 102
QT4X12 12 305 4 102
QT4X16 16 406 4 102
QT4X18 18 457 4 102
QT4X20 20 508 4 102
QT4X24 24 610 4 102

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 Components
Bolt Cutter and Connectors

DataCom Products
Bolt Cutter
Catalog
Sturdy side action bolt cutter is specially designed to Number Description
provide a flush cut and help create a protective coating for QTBC Side Action Bolt Cutter
the new cut.

Connectors

Splice Washers Catalog Pkg.

Splice Washers are used Number Description Qty.
QTBN1 1/4 in. round head screws with flange nuts 50
with QTBN1 screws and
QTSSW1 1 in. (25mm) square splice washer 50
flange nuts for bolting
QTSSW2 1 1/2 in. (38mm) square splice washer 50
turns, bends, and tees;
QTSSW3 2 in. (51mm) square splice washer 25
connecting tray sections;
and fastening splice bars.

Splice Plate and

Catalog Pkg.
Connection Tool Number Description Qty.
Splice Plate quickly QTFS Splice Platea 50
connects tray QTFST Splice Plate Connection Tool 1
sections. Made of a Includes one QTFST Splice Plate Connection Tool
zinc-coated steel.
Requires special
installation tool,
included with each
package and
available separately.

Splice Bars Catalog Pkg.

Splice Bars provide Number Description Qty.
extra support and QTTS T Connection Splice Bar 50

stability to tray QTUS10 10 in. (254mm) Universal Splice Bar 50

sides when QTUS43 43 in. (1092mm) Universal Splice Bar 1

connecting tray
sections with splice
washers. Universal
bars can be cut to
fit with bolt cutters
and bent for use in
tees and elbows. Made of zinc-coated steel. Requires
QTSSW1 1 in. (25mm) Square Splice Washers and QTBN1
Screws and Flange Nuts to fasten to side of tray.

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 Cutting the Tray

Always use the Hoffman side action bolt cutter to cut the Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray.
This cutter allows precision cuts that minimize sharp edges that could snag wire. Its action
also helps to protect the new cut from corrosion.

Decide which wires must be cut

When cutting for a bend, always review the cutting pattern
for the tray size and desired bend before cutting. Red areas
on the drawings should be removed.

Cut the first side wire

Starting with the top side wire, position the cutting jaws on
the cradle wire. Make the cut at an angle away from the
new end.

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 Cutting the Tray

Cut the remaining side wires

Cut the remaining side wires, remembering to rest the
cutting jaws on the cradle wire and cut at an angle away
from the new end.
Make one clean cut to eliminate grinding or touch-up.

Cut the bottom wires

Turn the tray over and cut the bottom wires from the
underside. Always rest the cutting jaws on the cradle wire
and cut at an angle away from the new end.
Make one clean cut to eliminate grinding or touch-up.

Cut from the outside wires

to the inside

That’s it!
The cable tray is now ready for installation or for
bending to the desired shape.
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 Creating a 90° Bend

At the desired bend location, cut the wires shown in red for the width of the cable tray.

Cut the side, then the bottom wires

Cut all the side wires at the bend location for the tray size.

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 Creating a 90° Bend

Bend the cable tray

Turn the tray on the uncut side. Smoothly bend the tray up Width of Tray Size
until the inside edges closest to the uncut side meet.The in. mm in. mm
bend radius should be 5 in. (120mm).The table shows the 4 102 15 375
outer bend size for selected sizes. 6 152 17 430
8 203 17 430
12 305 21 530
18 457 25 630
24 610 29 730

Secure the bend

Fasten at the location shown with QTBN1 screws and
flange nuts and the splice washers indicated for the
tray width.
4 in./
102mm

2 in./
51mm

6 to 24 in./
152 to
610mm

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 Creating a Large Radius Bend

Large radius bends are formed by removing the outside and bottom wires at the bend location.

Cut the side and bottom wires

Remove the wires from the outside and the bottom of
every other mesh section at the location of the bend.
Follow the cutting pattern shown for the size tray.

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 Creating a Large Radius Bend

Bend the cable tray

Lay the tray on a flat surface and pull the ends on the
uncut side towards each other until the remaining cut sides
almost touch at the corners.

Assemble the bends

Fasten the inside of the bends together with the hardware
shown in the drawings and in the table. A and B assemblies,
where used, can be in any sequence on the inside of the
bend.

2 in./ 4 to 24 in./
51mm 102 to 610mm

Width of Tray Assembly Qty. Radius Size

in. mm A B in. mm in. mm
4 102 0 3 9 229 20 508
6 152 0 4 11 279 26 660
8 203 2 2 11 279 26 660
12 305 4 2 17 432 35 889
16 406 6 2 18 457 42 1067
18 457 9 0 28 711 51 1295
20 508 0 9 28 711 51 1295
24 610 1 10 28 711 54 1372

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 Creating an Elbow

Two cable trays can be joined to create elbows at various angles.

Cut side wires from each tray 16 in./
406mm
Follow the cutting pattern for the tray width, removing the
portions shown in red.

4 in./
102mm

18 in./
457mm

6 in./
152mm

20 in./
508mm
8 in./
203mm

12 in./ 24 in./
203mm 610mm

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 Creating an Elbow

Align the wires of the two trays at the

desired angle
Fasten the tray as shown. Use two QTBN1 screws and
flange nuts and the splice washers indicated for the tray
size for each joint.
To form an adjustable angle, use one QTBN1 screw and
flange nut and the splice washers indicated for the tray
size, centered as shown under Adjustable Elbows. Be sure
each splice washer is over two tray bottom wires.

Tray Width Tray Width

4 in./ 8 to 18 in./
102mm 203 to 457mm

Tray Width Adjustable

6 in./ Elbows
152mm

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 Creating a 90° Tee

The T-connection splice bar connects the two sections of Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray to form a 90° tee.
Cut the side wires
Cut the side wires from the tray forming the top of the tee
as shown in the cutting guide for the size tray.

Connect the cable trays

Use two 10 in. Universal Splice Bars, bent in the middle to T Connection Splice Bars
90°, or two T Connection Splice Bars to connect the trays.
If using T Connection Splice Bars, always put the long side
parallel to the widest tray, or the one planned to carry the
heaviest load.

Universal Splice Bars

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 Creating a Y-Junction Tee

The Y-Junction tee requires cutting both sections of Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray.
Cut both tray sections
Cut and remove the wires
indicated for the size tray.

Bend side wires to 45°

Connect the tray sections

Form the Y by connecting the side wires of the two trays
as shown.The universal connectors must be cut to 3 in.
Also connect the trays with splice washers and QTBN1
screws and flange nuts. Use one on 4 and 6 in. trays, two
on 8 and 12 in. trays, and three on 16 in. and wider trays.

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 Reducing Quick Tray Width

Reduce Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray width to connect to smaller tray by cutting side and bottom wires.

Cut the side and bottom wires 4 in./102mm

Reduction
Cut the wires shown in the cutting guides to make a four
inch or eight inch reduction in tray width.

Connect the uncut side of the trays

Use a QTUS10 Universal Splice Bar with
fasteners shown.

Bend the cut wires of each tray

Use a QTUS10 Universal Splice Bar with fasteners on 8 in./203mm
each pair of tray wires. Reduction

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 Changing Levels

Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray is easily formed to go around obstacles by removing side wires and bending
to the desired angle.

Remove side wire sections

Remove every other side wire section at the bend location
from both sides of the tray.The number of side wire
sections removed determines the radius of the bend.

Bend the tray

Bend the tray smoothly up or down to go around the
obstruction.

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 Quick Tray
Fill and Load Calculations
The folllowing tables and formulas are provided to help determine how many cables can be safely carried by
each size wire mesh cable tray tray and to determine the appropriate distance between supports for the load,
based on number of cables, cable tray size, and bracket type.

Wire Mesh Cable Tray Fill Ratio Use the following formula to calculate the number of
cables that will result in a particular fill ratio, where:

Fill ratio = Cross section of cable

Cross section of tray A = Inside tray area, in in.2
D = Cable diameter, in inches
According to NEC 392.9 (B), when using ventilated tray F = Fill ratio in %
with multiconductor control cable, the sum of the cross- N = Number of cables
sectional areas shall not exceed 50 percent of the interior
cross section of the tray. The formula is
The Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray Fill Table below N= F
shows the number of cables and the load in lbf/lineal foot ( 100 ) * ( [(D/2)A2 * Π])
developed by typical 4 pair and 6 pair cable weighing 20
lb/kft and 40 lb/kft, respectively.While this table is a
useful guide, actual loads must be calculated using the
cable specified.
EXAMPLE:
The installation will use CAT cable at .19 in. diameter, 20 lb
per 1000 ft2.The desired fill ratio is 40%.The wire mesh
cable tray tray is 2 in. (51mm) high by 2 in. (51mm) wide.
A = 3.5 in.2
D = .19 in.
F = 40%
N= 40 3.5 = 49 cables
( 100 ) * ( [(.19/2)2 * Π])

Load/foot = 49 cables * 20 lb = 0.98 lb/ft

1000 ft.

Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray Fill Table at 50% Fill
CAT Cab Type (4 pair), .19 in. diameter, 20 lb/kft CAT Cab Type (6 pair), .26 in. diameter, 40 lb/kft
Catalog Height Width Area No. Cables Load No. Cables Load
Number in. in. in.2 at 50% Fill lbf/lineal ft at 50% Fill lbf/lineal ft
QT2X2 2 1.75 3.5 62 1.24 32 1.28
QT2X4 2 3.75 7.5 133 2.66 70 2.8
QT2X6 2 5.5 11 195 3.9 103 4.12
QT2X8 2 7.5 15 266 5.32 141 5.64
QT2X12 2 11.5 23 408 8.16 216 8.64
QT2X16 2 15.5 31 550 11 291 11.64
QT2X18 2 17.5 35 621 12.42 329 13.16
QT2X20 2 19.5 39 692 13.84 367 14.68
QT2X24 2 23.5 47 834 16.68 442 17.68
QT4X4 4 3.75 15 266 5.32 141 5.64
QT4X8 4 7.5 30 532 10.64 282 11.28
QT4X12 4 11.5 46 816 16.32 433 17.32
QT4X16 4 15.5 62 1100 22 583 23.32
QT4X18 4 17.5 70 1242 24.84 659 26.36
QT4X20 4 19.5 78 1384 27.68 734 29.36
QT4X24 4 23.5 94 1668 33.36 885 35.4

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 Quick Tray
Fill and Load Calculations
Supporting Quick Tray Wire Mesh anchor must be evaluated separately. Supports should be
Cable Tray placed within 24 in. (610mm) of a splice on straight
sections, and the span between supports should not exceed
The Quick Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray is sized based on the length of tray. Additional supports will be required
the number and type of cables required for the current around bends and when the cable tray level changes.
and future need. A 50% fill ratio should equal the maximum
number of cables pulled in a given cross section. Straight The load ratings of the hardware that supports the Quick
section supports installed at 5-foot (1.5m) centers are Tray Wire Mesh Cable Tray must also be considered. Load
typical. For support spans greater than 5 feet (1.5m), cable ratings for some commonly used supports are shown in the
loads must be evaluated to ensure that the span between Support Maximum Load table below.
the supports is suitable for the load.The support and Once the load/foot has been determined, the weight on
each support can be determined by multiplying the
Cable Tray Maximum Load in lb/ft According to Span load/foot by the number of feet between supports.
Catalog Number 5 ft 6 ft 7 ft 8 ft 9 ft 10 ft
QT2X2 17.17 12.54 7.51 6.04 4.77 3.86
QT2X4 18.10 14.00 11.30 9.30 7.40 5.10
EXAMPLE:
QT2X6 25.10 19.80 16.00 13.40 11.00 9.00
QT2X8 25.10 19.80 16.00 13.40 11.00 9.00 Weight of span = Load/foot * No. ft between supports
QT2X12 36.00 27.70 22.10 18.10 14.60 10.50
QT2X18 65.00 45.50 33.80 26.10 19.40 15.00
Load/foot figure from the 2 x 2 in. cable tray with 40% fill
QT2X20 65.00 45.50 33.80 26.10 19.40 15.00
ratio example: .98 lb/ft
QT2X24 67.00 48.70 37.80 30.30 23.70 17.00 Weight of span = .98 * 5 = 4.9 lb
QT4X8 43.80 35.90 30.10 25.40 21.20 17.00
QT4X12 57.95 43.77 27.77 22.94 18.12 14.68
Weight on support = weight of span / 2
QT4X20 89.80 71.00 57.70 47.60 38.50 22.00
QT4X24 89.80 71.00 57.70 47.60 38.50 22.00

Cross section- load versus span

100
90
80 QT2 x 2
QT2 x 4
70 QT2 x 6(8)
Load in pounds

60 QT2 x 12
50 QT2 x 18(20)
QT2 x 24
40
QT4 x 8
30 QT4 x 12
20 QT4 x 20(24)

10
0
5 ft 6 ft 7 ft 8 ft 9 ft 10 ft
Distance betw een supports
Support Maximum Load

Catalog Bracket Width Max. Load

Number Description in. mm lbs
QTCB4 C Bracket 4 102 259
QTCB8 C Bracket 8 203 216
QTCB12 C Bracket 12 305 108
QTLB4 L Bracket 4 102 259
QTLB8 L Bracket 8 203 216
QTLB12 L Bracket 12 305 108
QTTH Trapeze Hanging Clips – – 216

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 National Electrical Code References
2002 NEC Cable Requirements
The types of cables permitted by the 2002 NEC are
indicated in Table 392.3 (A), Uses Permitted, Wiring
Methods.They include:
• Power and Control Tray Cable (Type TC) - NEC
Article 340
• Power Limited Tray Cable (Type PLTC) - NEC Sections
725-61 and 725-71
• Instrument Tray Cable (Type ITC) - NEC Article 727
• Optical Fiber Cables - Article 770
• Fire Alarm Circuit Conductors - Article 760
• Communication Cables - Article 800
• Mineral Insulated (MI) Cable - Article 333
• Metal Clad (MC) Cable - Article 334
Other cables, particularly those specially approved for
installation in cable trays, may also be permitted. Medium
voltage (type MV) and single conductor cables in sizes 1/0
and larger are permitted, with some restrictions, in
industrial establishments where qualified persons service
the installation.
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UL Grounding Requirements
All Quick Tray Wire Mesh CableTrays are UL classified with
regard to suitability for use as an Equipment Grounding
Conductor (EGC). Compliance with other appropriate
NEC cable articles is required.The Cable Tray Institute
(CTI) recommends compliance with National Electrical
Manufacturers, NEMA, Standards Publications Nos.VE1 and
VE2, and with the manufacturer's recommendations.
All Quick Tray Wire Mesh CableTray systems must
be grounded [392.7(A)]. This is true whether or not
the tray is being used as an equipment ground.There are
many ways to meet this requirement.The most effective
method is to treat the tray as if it were an equipment
ground, meaning that the whole system is continuously
bonded. However, the general requirement only calls for
each section to be grounded.
In order to be used as an equipment ground, several
requirements must be met [392.7(B)]. First, the system
must be bonded: where two sections meet, the connection
should be solidly connected by an approved means, that is,
a bolted connection. Additionally, supervision must ensure
that only qualified personnel service the cable tray system
[392.3(C)].
Therefore, when using Quick Tray Wire Mesh CableTray as
an equipment grounding conductor, maintain continuous
grounding by using the tray in conjunction with "nut and
bolt" and steel splices as shown below.
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 National Electrical Code References

Additional Options for Grounding National Electrical Code Uses Permitted Article 392.3A

• Use a single conductor cable as the common EGC for all Cable Type Article
the circuits in the cable tray [NEC Section 392-3(b)(1) Armored Cable 320
Exception 2]. Communications Raceway 800
Electrical Metallic Tubing 358
• Use individual EGC conductors in each multiconductor
Electrical Nonmetallic Tubing 362
cable in the cable tray (NEC Section 250-95).
Fire Alarm Cables 760
Flexible Metal Conduit 348
Walking on Cable Trays Flexible Metal Tubing 360
Instrumentation Tray Cable 727
Walking on cable trays must not be permitted. It violates
Liquid-tight Flexible Metal Conduit 350
the new version of NEMA standard VE-2, manufacturers'
Liquid-tight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit 350
marking and recommendations, and the intent of the NFPA
Metal-clad Cable 330
70 Electrical Safety in Employee Work Practices.Walking on
Mineral-insulated, Metal-sheathed Cable 332
electrical equipment, conduits, cables or other electrical
Multiconductor Service Entrance Cable 338
systems should also be avoided. In addition to the fall
Multiconductor Underground Feeder and Branch Circuit Cable 340
hazard, there is the risk of damage to equipment and
Multipurpose and Communications Cables 800
possible contact with conductors.
Nonmetallic Sheathed Cable 334
Power and Control Tray Cable 336
High Voltage Cables Power-limited Tray Cablesa –
Optical Fiber Cables 770
High voltage cables can be installed in Quick Tray Wire
aSections 725-61 (c) and 721-71 (f).
Mesh CableTray. NEC permits type MC (Article 334) and
type MV (Article 326) in industrial establishments where
qualified persons will service the installation.
Multiconductor cables rated over 600 volts must be
separated from lower voltage cables by a separate cable
tray or a solid fixed barrier.Type MC cables can be mixed
with lower voltage cables. See NEC 392-6(f).

Instrumentation, Signal, and

Telecommunications Cables
Instrumentation, signal, and telecommunications cabling
should be separated from power cabling, both to meet NEC
requirements and to avoid noise and electromagnetic pick-
up from adjacent power cables.This can be accomplished by
a separate cable tray system or by a divider within a cable
tray.The requirements for cables that have an outer metal
armor are less stringent than for plastic jacketed cables.The
general rule is to separate communication, control, signal,
and instrumentation cabling from power cabling. Power
cabling includes 460 volt motor power, 120 volt power, and
lighting circuits. Note that 120 volt circuits can generate
noise. Generally, a separation of two inches (51mm) is
minimum, but the individual circuit and cable are the
determining factors in separation requirements.

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 Quick Tray Catalog Number
Reference Guide
To create a bill of materials (BOM) for a cable tray system, determine the number and cross-section of trays,
as well as the type and number of splices, supports, and accessories.
Cable Tray Straight Section
For your convenience when ordering
Catalog Number Description Quantity Unit Price Total Price
QT2X2 2 in. x 2 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT2X4 2 in. x 4 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT2X6 2 in. x 6 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT2X8 2 in. x 8 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT2X12 2 in. x 12 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT2X16 2 in. x 16 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT2X18 2 in. x 18 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT2x20 2 in. x 20 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT2X24 2 in. x 24 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT4X4 4 in. x 4 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT4X8 4 in. x 8 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT4X12 4 in. x 12 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT4X16 4 in. x 16 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT4X18 4 in. x 18 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT4X20 4 in. x 20 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section
QT4X24 4 in. x 24 in. electro zinc cable tray straight section

Splicing Hardware
For your convenience when ordering
Catalog Number Description Quantity Unit Price Total Price
QTSSW1 Bag of 50, 1 in. Square Splice Washers
QTSSW2 Bag of 50, 1-1/2 in. Square Splice Washers
QTSSW3 Bag of 25, 2 in. Square Splice Washers
QTBN1 Bag of 50, 1/4 in. Round Head Screws with Flange Nuts
QTFS Bag of 50, Fast Splice Plates; one tool included per bag
QTFST Tool for Fast Splice Plate connection
QTTS Bag of 50 T Connection Splice Bars
QTUS10 Bag of 50, 10 in. Universal Splice Bars
QTUS43 43 in. Universal Splice Bar

Hanging Supports
For your convenience when ordering
Catalog Number Description Quantity Unit Price Total Price
QTTH Bag of 50 Trapeze Hanging Clips, Hex nuts required,
1/4 in. to 3/8 in.
QTTM 39 in. Trapeze Mount. Use with L bracket or
2 threaded rods
QTCB4 4 in. C Bracket
QTCB8 8 in. C Bracket
QTCB12 12 in. C Bracket
QTSS Suspension Shoe (for use with CAT 30)
QTSHSB Bag of 50 Single Hanger Suspension Brackets
for 1/4 in. threaded rods,
hex nuts required (for use with CS profiles only)
QTQHA Bag of 50 Quick Hanging Accessories for CS Brackets
QTCH12 12 in. Center Hanger
QTCH24 24 in. Center Hanger
QTLB16 16 in. L Hanger
QTLB20 20 in. L Hanger
QTLB24 24 in. L Hanger

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 Quick Tray Catalog Number
Reference Guide
Wall Supports
For your convenience when ordering
Catalog Number Description Quantity Unit Price Total Price
QTWMA Wall Mount Attachment
QTSIWS Snap-In Wall Hanger Support
QTLB4 4 in. L Bracket
QTLB6 6 in. L Bracket
QTLB8 8 in. L Bracket
QTRWB4 4 in. Reinforced Wall Bracket
QTRWB6 6 in. Reinforced Wall Bracket
QTRWB8 8 in. Reinforced Wall Bracket
QTRWB12 12 in. Reinforced Wall Bracket
QTRWB16 16 in. Reinforced Wall Bracket
QTRWB20 20 in. Reinforced Wall Bracket
QTRWB24 24 in. Reinforced Wall Bracket

Under Floor Supports

For your convenience when ordering
Catalog Number Description Quantity Unit Price Total Price
QTUFC Under Floor Support Clamp
QTUFS 2.5 in. High Under Floor Support
QTUFS6X8 6 in. High x 8 in. Long Under Floor Support

Accessories
For your convenience when ordering
Catalog Number Description Quantity Unit Price Total Price
QTDS2 2 in. Divider Strip
QTDS4 4 in. Divider Strip
QTBC Bolt Cutter
QTDO 12 in. Cable Drop Out Accessory
QTDO4 4 in. Cable Dropout
QTWTB Wall Termination Bracket
QTCN25 1/4 in. Coupling Nut
QTCN38 3/8 in. Coupling Nut
QTFW25 1/4 in. Flat Washer
QTFW38 3/8 in. Flat Washer
QTHN38 3/8 in. Hex Nut
QTTHRD25 1/4-20 x 72 in. Threaded Rod
QTTHRD38 3/8-20 x 72 in. Threaded Rod
QTBC38 3/8 in. Beam Clamp
QTHN25 1/4 in. Hex Nut

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