What are the inspection standards for galvanized cable trays?

Key points of cable tray inspection standards: inspection procedures and methods, surface treatment, glossiness, salt spray resistance, manufacturing precision, etc.

1. Surface Treatment

The bridge surface should be electroplated and coated for protection according to the requirements of the working environment. The thickness and adhesion of various protective layers should comply with regulations.

(1) Spraying or painting.

Main body of the tray ≥50am. Testing method according to GB1764 magnetic thickness gauge.

(2) Hot-dip galvanized tray main body thickness 1.5~3mm, average thickness 55mm, local thickness 45mm and 3mm, local thickness 70mm and 55mm.

Testing standard: GB/T13912-92.

Testing method: Detect with magnetic thickness gauge.

(3) Electrogalvanized and zinc alloy.

Should not peel off according to Appendix B test.

(4) Electrogalvanized or zinc-nickel alloy.

Note (93) Tray body 12am.

(5) Adhesion—The firmness of the coating's adhesion to the base material.

Hot-dip galvanizing should not peel off according to Appendix B test.

(6) Spraying or painting.

At least Grade 3 in GB1720, inspected with adhesion tester.

2. Inspection Procedures and Methods

(1) Shape: Opposite sides should be parallel, sides should be perpendicular to the base, cross-section should be straight, without bending, twisting, cracks, burrs, or other defects.

(2) Visual inspection of the groove should check whether the cable insulation, bulging, and sharp corners are smooth, flat, and undamaged.

(3) Appearance: The coating and painting surface of the tray should comply with regulations, testing methods, and visual inspection methods.

3. Glossiness of Galvanized Cable Trays

The surface glossiness after protective treatment should not be less than 60%.

Testing method: According to GB 1743 "Method for Measuring Glossiness of Oil Film," directly display the value measured by the glossiness meter.

4. Manufacturing Precision

(1) Width deviation of the tray

Deviation is 4mm when width is greater than 400mm, and 3mm when width is less than or equal to 400mm.

Note: Take the positive deviation of the cover plate and the negative deviation of the groove bottom width.

(2) Length deviation of galvanized cable tray.

Deviation is 2mm when length is less than or equal to 2m, and 4mm when length is greater than 2mm.

(3) Flatness tolerance of the tray surface.

Flatness tolerance for hot-dip galvanized protective treatment is not more than 8mm/m; for galvanized and painted protective treatment, flatness tolerance is not more than 4mm/m; vertical height tolerance when the bracket is in a free state is 1/100 of upward warping; other dimensional tolerances should comply with GB1804-V (coarse grade in the standard).

5. The grounding spray bridge should have good grounding. When the tray is connected by connecting plates, the connection resistance between any non-painted point and the grounding terminal should not exceed 0.1 ohm.