Reinforced C-channel CWD40H40/3 611030

Universal C profile for various applications

The reinforced C-channel CWD40H40/3 is a versatile structural element, ideal for both professional installers and end-users. Made of steel with a thickness of 1.2 mm, it provides solidity and durability in many applications. This profile is used for suspending lamps, mounting cable trays and cable ladders, and as a support element for various types of brackets.

Construction and materials

The C profile is made of steel, guaranteeing mechanical strength. It is standardly offered with hot-dip galvanization, providing high corrosion resistance – particularly important in demanding environmental conditions. This makes the C-channel perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. On request, a version made of zinc-plated steel (PN-EN ISO 1461:2023-02) or stainless steel is also available, allowing you to adapt the material to specific project needs. Painting in a standard RAL palette is also possible.

Practical advantages and applications

• Versatility: Ideal for suspending lighting, mounting cable installations and supporting structures.
• Strength: 1.2 mm sheet thickness provides adequate stiffness and load capacity.
• Corrosion resistance: Hot-dip galvanization protects against the effects of atmospheric factors and corrosion.
• Adaptation to needs: Possibility to order different materials (zinc-plated steel, stainless steel) and painting in a selected RAL color.
• Flexibility: Availability of sections up to 6 meters long on request makes it easy to adapt to a specific project.
• Compatibility: For mounting the C-channel with a connector, SGKM10x16 or SGM10x16 screws are recommended.
• Standards: The dimensions of the profile have been adapted to European standards, ensuring easy integration with other installation elements.

The CWD40H40/3 profile is a solid solution for demanding electrical and structural installations. Its versatility and ability to adapt to individual needs make it an indispensable element in the work of both professionals and people undertaking projects independently.