In medium‑ to large‑scale electrical installations the “invisible” infrastructure often decides how reliably a system will perform. The structural framework that supports cables — trays, ladders, tracks — is just as critical as the cables themselves. GEWISS cable ladders and tracks provide the routes, the support and the organisation needed for durable cable installations. From years in the field I’ve learned that when the support system is sub‑par, you’ll see sagging bundles, poor air circulation, harder service access—and more downtime.

GEWISS Cable Trays — Managing Horizontal and Vertical Runs

When long runs of power, control or instrumentation cables traverse ceilings or walls, you’ll use GEWISS cable trays. GEWISS offers perforated steel trays (BRX series) and heavy‑load variants (BRN HL series) designed for rigorous environments. Examples: the BRX35 tray made from galvanised steel with rolled edges, width from 65 mm to 605 mm, rated for specific kg/m loads.
In practical terms: you’d select tray width based on cable bundle size, choose perforated vs mesh vs solid based on ventilation or dust requirements, and mount using standard bracket spacing. That allows for clean installation, easier rerouting, and better maintenance access.

GEWISS Wire Mesh Trays, Perforated Cable Ladders & Industrial Cable Support

For certain installations where class‑1 cable separation or open support is beneficial, the category of GEWISS wire mesh trays and GEWISS perforated cable ladders applies. For example, the mesh “MAVIL” trunking line from GEWISS supports both indoor/outdoor and offers fast assembly with screw‑less fixing systems.
In industrial settings you’ll often see ladder‑type support for large cable bundles feeding drives or motors. The support system must handle vibration, heat and frequent access. Using GEWISS’s industrial cable support infrastructure means you plan for that from day one.

GEWISS Cable Management Systems, Ladder Accessories & Mounting Hardware

Finally, the “system” around the trays and ladders—GEWISS cable management systems, ladder accessories, mounting rails, brackets and suspension hardware—matter just as much. For example GEWISS provides snap‑fit covers, couplers, support brackets and finishing accessories for its tray ranges.
From a procurement and installation viewpoint: if you standardise on one brand’s support rails, trays, ladder accessories and fixings, you minimise spare‑parts complexity, ensure compatibility and reduce the chances of installing mismatched components.

Procurement Insights for Wholesale Buyers

When specifying GEWISS cable ladders and tracks at scale (for electrical contractors, panel‑builders or infrastructure integrators), the key factors are:

Load rating (kg/m) of tray or ladder, and width/type to match cable bundle size
Environment: indoor, outdoor, corrosive, high humidity—select appropriate finish (galvanised, HP, Z‑coating)
Installation modularity: ability to adapt extension, T‑junctions, vertical rises, couplers
Access and future modifications: open tray vs covered, mesh vs solid, spacing for airflow
essory compatibility: brackets, couplers, covers, suspension kits included or available
Uniform system across project: choosing GEWISS across trays, ladders, accessories simplifies documentation, spares and service

In practice I’ve seen delays when the support rail or tray arrived late, and then cable installation sat idle. Ordering support infrastructure early and standardising on proven systems like GEWISS reduces that risk.

Closing Note on Supply

Bank of Lamps supplies the full range of GEWISS cable ladders and tracks—including cable trays, wire mesh trays, perforated ladder systems and all associated accessories—from our central warehouse in Latvia. We support B2B clients, system integrators and panel‑builders across the UK, Germany, Netherlands, Baltics, France, Spain and Belgium. With large‑volume stock, flexible bulk orders and logistics geared to professional schedules, we help keep your cable support phase on time and reliable.