Cable Trays

Save on total installed costs with Snap Track V2 Ventilated Channel System.

Snap Track channel tray, which requires fewer supports and less labor to install, saves on total installed costs.

Snap Track, TechLine Mfg.’s innovative ventilated channel type cable tray, is a UL Classified product with patented push-pin assembly, and is an excellent choice for supporting electrical and analyzer cabling, as well as tubing, in industrial plants, commercial buildings, food and beverage facilities, and other applications. As a less-expensive alternative to conduit, a stronger alternative than wire basket, and superior to generic tray, Snap Track saves on labor and reduces total installed costs. Snap Track Channel is available in 2”, 4” and 6” widths.

Features & Benefits:

• Quick, easy installation, saves labor
• Unique patented push-pin assembly requires less time to install without using tools
• Longer span distances require fewer supports, increasing cost savings
• Large selection of fittings reduces field labor
• Allows flexibility for future cable runs and routing changes
• UL Classified marine grade 6063-T6 aluminum is strong, lightweight, and corrosion resistant
• Hole pattern allows for easy cable drop outs
• Large inventories ready to ship
• Product Design Assessment (PDA) completed by ABS

Snap Track Channel is available in 2”, 4” and 6” widths.

Splices and hardware sold seprately.

 Centerhole grommets are available in 2" and 4".  

Snap Track Splices

Techline Mfg. offers numerous Snap Track Splices and fittings, making installation a breeze. The standard splice is 16” long, comes in 2”, 4” and 6” widths, and includes:

• 4 Patented Push Pins provided for secure attachment
• Round holes 9/16”
• Slotted holes 0.312” x 1.25”

Note: Fittings may also be used for expansion joints. 

For Snap Track fittings typical to the market, please click here.

For Snap Track specialty fittings, click here.

Resources: 

Link to Load Data

Link to Modeling Files

Link to Technical Papers

Link to Thermal Expansion Information