The bridge's primary function is to support and protect the cables, which inherently feature both internal and external insulation. Over time, prolonged use can lead to radiation. The bridge effectively addresses this issue.
Then, how does the environmental performance of the cable tray manifest itself, in simple terms?
1. The formula contains no heavy industrial metals such as Ph, cr, Hg.
2. Cable bridge trays are made of thick film materials with excellent thixotropic properties. After thorough mixing, they can be applied with minimal or no diluent. Due to the high zinc coating content of up to 77%, a single aerosol-free spray can produce a thicker film. Additionally, the amount of organic solvent vaporization is reduced, as is the energy consumption for drying, all of which contribute to environmental protection.
3. The preferred material for hot-dip galvanizing and arc (hot) spraying is a zinc alternative on cable drums, which plays a crucial role in reducing waste, lowering energy consumption, and protecting the environment.
Most zinc-plating solvents and diluents do not utilize organic solvents with significant toxicity, such as toluene, ketones, and halogenated hydrocarbons.