Curve cable tray Label-the-cable LTC 5110

The Label-the-cable Curve cable tray LTC 5110 is a flexible cable management solution made from durable polyester in a black finish. With a width of 40 mm and a length of 2 m, this tray is designed to organize, protect and route cables in residential, commercial and light industrial settings. The product combines a slim profile with a curved shape that adapts to cable bundles while maintaining a tidy appearance.

Advantages

The polyester construction provides resistance to wear and maintains shape over time while remaining lightweight for straightforward handling. Its black colour offers a discreet look that blends with most interiors and equipment racks. The 40 mm usable width accommodates common cable bundles and the 2 m length reduces the number of joins required for short to medium runs. The curved cross-section helps keep cables centered and reduces stress on bends.

Suitable for

• Organizing patch cords and power cables in server rooms and network cabinets
• Cable routing behind desks and AV installations in offices
• Home entertainment systems where a low-profile, discreet tray is needed
• Temporary or semi-permanent installations that require easy handling and placement

Key specifications

• Material: durable polyester
• Colour: black
• Usable width: 40 mm
• Length: 2 m
• Cross-section: curved profile designed for cable bundling
• Weight: lightweight construction for easy installation

How to use

Measure the route where cables will be run and cut the 2 m tray to the required length if necessary using appropriate cutting tools for polyester. Position the tray along the cable path and secure it with compatible fasteners or mounting hardware suitable for the installation surface. Lay cables into the curved channel, keeping similar types together to simplify identification and future maintenance. If multiple lengths are required, align joints to maintain a continuous routing path and secure connection points to prevent movement.

Recommendations

For best results, avoid overfilling the 40 mm width to prevent cable compression and maintain airflow. Use appropriate mounting fasteners for the substrate and allow service loops where future access or changes are anticipated.