Reduction RKPL100/50H42 144710

Cable Tray Reducer – Adapting Installation Routing

This RKPL100/50H42 reducer from BAKS enables a smooth transition between cable trays of different widths, providing flexibility in designing and modifying cable routes. It is a key component of the cable tray system, allowing installations to adapt to changing requirements.

The reducer is designed to connect 100 mm wide trays with 50 mm wide trays and has a height of 42 mm. Manufactured from steel with hot-dip galvanized coating, it ensures excellent corrosion resistance and long-term reliability even under harsh environmental conditions.

Construction and Installation

The RKPL100/50H42 reducer features a robust design and easy installation. Made from 0.7 mm thick steel, it provides adequate mechanical strength. Installation is performed using SGKM6x12 or SGM6x12 screws — standard components readily available on the market. For non-standard orders, it is essential to specify exact dimensions (a and b) to ensure perfect fit for the specific installation. For example, if required dimensions are a=300mm and b=100mm, the ordered part code should be RK...300/100H...

Additionally, BAKS offers custom-made reducers in alternative materials upon request: hot-dip galvanized steel (PN-EN ISO 1461:2023-02), stainless steel, or powder-coated in standard RAL color palette. This allows precise adaptation of the reducer to specific project requirements and operational conditions.

Applications and Benefits

• Installation Flexibility: Enables changes in route direction and width without requiring additional components.
• Corrosion Resistance: Hot-dip galvanizing provides long-term protection against atmospheric and corrosive agents.
• Easy Installation: Simple design and standard fastening elements simplify and accelerate the installation process.
• Customization Options: Availability of various materials and finishes allows tailoring the reducer to individual project needs.
• Compliance with Standards: BAKS products meet rigorous quality standards, ensuring safety and reliability of installations.