Strut Channels
Strut Channels for Electrical & Structural Support
Strut channels are metal framing components used to support, mount and organise electrical and mechanical installations. They are commonly used for cable tray support systems, pipe supports, equipment mounting and structural frameworks. Available in different profiles and sizes to suit various industrial and infrastructure requirements.
Engineered for performance
Product Specifications
Strut channels are available in different materials, profiles and finishes for various support and mounting applications.
Raw Material
- MS (HR/TRC)
- PRE- GALVANIZED
- STAINLESS STEEL 304
- STAINLESS STEEL 316
Surface Finish
- Hot-Dip Galvanized
- Pre-Galvanized
- Powder Coated
- Painted
Channel Type
- Slotted
- Solid
- Single Channel
- Double Channel
Features
Key Advantages of Strut Channels
Strut channels provide a practical framework for supporting electrical, mechanical and industrial installations.
Strong Structural Support
Flexible Mounting
Slotted Design
Multiple Profiles
Easy Installation
Versatile Applications
Product Range
Custom sizes can be manufactured on request
| Specification | Available Options |
|---|---|
| SIZE RANGE | 41 X 21 MM, 41 X 41 MM |
| THICKNESS | 1.6MM, 2.0MM, 2.5MM |
| LENGTH | 3 MTR (STD), ANY OTHER SPECIFIC SIZE UPON REQUEST WITH SHORT LEAD TIMES |
| SLOT SIZE | 14X28MM, 12X25MM |
Protection Cap
| Specification | Available Options |
|---|---|
| MATERIAL | PVC |
| FOR SIZE RANGE | 41 X 21 MM, 41 X 41 MM |
Spring Nut
| Specification | Available Options |
|---|---|
| MATERIAL | MS (HR, CRC), PRE- GALVANIZED |
| FINISH | Electro-Galvanized, Hot dip Galvanized, Pre-Galvanized |
| SIZE RANGE | 41 X 21 MM, 41 X 41 MM |
| HOLE SIZE | M6, M8, M10 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Strut channels are used to support and mount cable trays, pipes, electrical equipment and structural components.
Common options include slotted channels, solid channels, single channels and double channels.
Strut channels are commonly manufactured using mild steel, galvanized iron and stainless steel.
Slotted channels have openings that allow adjustable mounting and fitting connections, while solid channels have a continuous surface without slots.
Yes, they are commonly used as support members for cable tray installations.
Channel dimensions, thicknesses and lengths can be selected according to project and installation requirements.