Cable tray is a rigid structural system used to support and organize electrical cables and wires. It provides safe, accessible routing for power and data transmission across various industrial and commercial settings.

Cable trunking is an enclosed, usually rectangular, plastic or metal conduit system. It protects and conceals electrical cables and wires on walls or surfaces for a neater, safer appearance in buildings.

Strut channel is a standardized metal framing system, typically U-shaped with regular perforations. It is used for structural support, mounting, and bracing electrical components, mechanical services, and building infrastructure.

PVC coated flexible conduit is a corrugated, moisture-resistant tube made from stainless steel or galvanized steel, sheathed in PVC. It provides excellent corrosion protection and flexibility for wiring in harsh environments.

EMT conduit fittings are components used to connect, terminate, and secure thin-walled Electrical Metallic Tubing. They include couplings, connectors, elbows, and straps for creating continuous, grounded raceway systems.

Steel band is a flat, flexible stainless steel strap used for bundling, securing, and supporting cables, hoses, or pipes. It offers high tensile strength and resistance to corrosion and vibration.