GRP/FRP Cable Ladder

Why Choose Novus GRP Cable Ladders?
Here are some key advantages of GRP cable ladders compared to GRP trays:
1. Better Air Circulation and Heat Dissipation
Our GRP cable ladders have an open structure, which allows for better air circulation around the cables. This design helps in dissipating heat more effectively than GRP trays, which have a more enclosed design. Better heat dissipation is crucial for preventing overheating of cables, especially in environments with high electrical loads.
2. Ease of Cable Installation and Maintenance
The open nature of GRP cable ladders makes it easier to install, inspect, and maintain the cables. Technicians can easily access the cables for installation or maintenance tasks, such as adding or removing cables. This accessibility is more challenging with GRP trays, where the cables are enclosed, requiring more effort to reach them.
3. Higher Load Capacity
Our GRP cable ladders generally offer a higher load capacity compared to GRP trays. This makes them suitable for supporting larger volumes of heavy-duty cables, which is often required in industrial and commercial installations. The ladder design distributes the weight of the cables more evenly, reducing the risk of structural failures.
4. Versatility in Routing
Novus Fiber GRP cable ladders provide more flexibility in routing cables due to their open structure. Cables can be dropped or exited at any point along the ladder, allowing for more versatile configurations. This is especially useful in complex installations where cables need to be routed in different directions.
5. Ease of Cleaning
The open structure of GRP cable ladders makes them easier to clean compared to GRP trays. Dirt, dust, and debris can accumulate less on ladders, and any buildup can be removed more easily. This is particularly beneficial in environments where cleanliness is crucial, such as food processing or pharmaceutical industries.
6. Reduced Material and Installation Costs
In some cases, GRP cable ladders can be more cost-effective than GRP trays. They require less material to manufacture due to their open design. Additionally, the ease of installation can reduce labor costs, especially in projects where a large amount of cabling is involved.
7. Less Weight
GRP cable ladders are often lighter than GRP trays because of their open design, which uses less material. This can be advantageous in terms of handling, transportation, and installation, especially in areas where weight is a critical consideration.
8. Compliance with Regulations
In certain industries, regulations may require specific types of cable management systems to ensure proper ventilation and safety. GRP cable ladders often meet these requirements better than trays, particularly in environments with high temperatures or where ventilation is essential.