Cablofil

What Cablofil is known for

Cablofil is a wire‑mesh cable tray brand within the Legrand group that specializes in ventilated, lightweight wire‑mesh tray systems and the accessories needed to support, splice, hang and protect cable pathways. Its product families are engineered for fast installation, good airflow, and easy access for cable changes and additions, which is why Cablofil trays are commonly used in data centers, commercial electrical and communications pathways, industrial plants and rooftop/solar runs.

Core product families and technologies

• Wire‑mesh straight lengths (commonly designated CF families such as CF54, CF105, CF150) available in multiple widths and finishes for different environments.
• Wire‑mesh fittings and structural accessories: splices, elbows, tees, reducers and special bend pieces to route cable paths.
• Supports and hanging systems (FASP series and related FAS components), wall and roof attachments, seismic bracing and prefab support kits to simplify mounting.
• Fasteners, washers, nuts, clips, preclick splices and bonding hardware designed to match the tray geometry for secure mechanical and grounding connections.
• Materials and finishes including electro‑zinc plating (EZ), painted finishes, hot‑dip and stainless steel (304L/316L) for corrosion resistance and outdoor or corrosive environments.

Common applications and where Cablofil is specified

Cablofil wire‑mesh trays are selected where ventilation, visibility, light weight and speed of installation are priorities. Typical applications include data centers and telecom rooms, commercial office and retail facilities, industrial and plant cable routing, rooftop and solar installations, and heavy‑duty overhead power runs in process plants. The system’s ventilated design also helps heat dissipation for grouped power and data cables.

How to read Cablofil model codes (practical procurement guidance)

Part numbers encode family, size and finish. For example, CF105/100EZ indicates: CF105 family (4‑inch tray depth), /100 width (nominal 100 mm or approximately 4 inches), followed by finish code EZ (electro‑zinc). Other families you will see include CF54 (2‑inch depth) and CF150 (8‑inch depth). Catalog cut sheets and specification tables list depths, widths, rung spacing, weights and finish availability — always confirm the exact finish suffix and material (stainless grades, hot‑dip, painted) before ordering a replacement or spare.

Sourcing and replacement tips for procurement

• Match tray family and depth first (so devices and fittings mate correctly), then confirm width, length and rung spacing.
• Select finish to suit the environment: electro‑zinc for general use, hot‑dip or stainless grades for corrosive or outdoor applications.
• Verify splice type and bonding hardware; Cablofil offers purpose‑made splices and bonding fasteners to maintain structural and grounding continuity.
• Review load‑capacity and fill guidance from the technical guide when grouping heavy power cables. Cablofil technical tables and cut sheets provide tray load and fill ratios.

How Safsale helps procurement buyers identify and source Cablofil items

Safsale’s Cablofil category groups core item types (Wire Mesh Trays, Cable Tray Fittings & Accessories, Mounting and Consumables, Tray Cable and Box Mounting Parts) so buyers can filter by family, depth, width and finish. Product listings include OEM part numbers, images showing wire spacing and side‑rail profile, specification snippets, downloadable cut sheets/PDFs and datasheets when available. Buyers can use Safsale product images and PDF assets to confirm rung spacing, side‑rail height and finish prior to purchase; Q&A and review sections help surface site‑level installation experience or common substitutions used by contractors. Safsale product pages also show accessory pairings so procurement teams can order complete kits, not just tray lengths.

Recommended sourcing language

Use full OEM part code plus finish (example: “CF105/300EZ — Cablofil 4" deep x 12" wide x 10' length, electro‑zinc”). When replacing, state tray family, depth, width, rung spacing and material (example: “replace existing CF105/200 with CF105/200IN304L due to exposure to corrosive outdoor environment”). Request splice and bonding hardware by kit name (Preclick Splice, CE washers, FASP supports) to ensure compatibility.

Quick procurement checklist: verify family and depth, confirm width and finish, include splices and bonding kits, and attach cut sheets to the PO to prevent mismatches.