High-standard Cable Trays Exported Globally to Empower Overseas Infrastructure

2026-06-17

Recently, domestic cable tray export factories receive increasing overseas orders. The Middle East is the core rigid-demand market for cable trays. As indispensable power wiring components, cable trays guarantee power transmission safety for local photovoltaic stations, petrochemical plants, rail transit and coastal infrastructure, supporting energy development of Gulf countries. Factories supply customized products for Saudi Arabia, UAE and Qatar. Official data shows China’s cable tray export value reached 12.7 billion yuan in 2025, up 18.7% year-on-year, with 32% procurement growth in the Middle East ranking first worldwide.

Affected by extreme desert high temperature, coastal salt fog and strict explosion-proof industrial rules, unqualified cable trays may cause power outage and chemical safety accidents, so high-quality fireproof and anti-corrosion cable trays are the core guarantee for safe construction of Middle East projects. Supported by standardized intelligent workshops, export factories upgrade exclusive production lines, focusing on customized cable tray manufacturing for local markets. Factories mass-produce hot-dip galvanized, fire-retardant coated and corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy cable trays, implementing full-process quality inspection on material selection and surface treatment. Products with strong weather resistance and flame retardance fully meet bidding standards of Gulf countries.

Featuring cost performance and stable supply, domestic products beat expensive Western goods and local supplies. Stock goods arrive at Middle East ports within 7 days, customized products can be delivered in 18 days with bilingual technical support. Domestic factories have won a host of benchmark project orders in the Middle East in the second quarter of this year. Industry insiders confirm that cable trays are irreplaceable for Middle East energy and urban construction. Domestic factories will optimize product technology, comply with local standards, and keep supporting Middle East electric infrastructure development.