Ladder

2004
CABLE LADDERS
www.meka.net
MEKA

3.
Meka is a Finnish company whose business idea is to produce high-quality and competitive cable support
systems for the various construction projects of our customers.
Meka cable support systems are manufactured from high quality raw materials. We operate on all levels based
on the principles of sustainable development of the environment. All Meka products are technically tested and
meet the given technical specifications.
Designing of Meka products is focused on easy installation facilitated by versatile installation components. This
ensures the high quality and applicability of products even in the most demanding environments.
Using Mekas cable support systems is a modern way of electrifying different buildings and spaces easily and
economically.
Meka has ISO 9001 Quality System Certificate which is valid for product development, manufacturing and
marketing.

PRODUCT RANGE

Cable ladders

KS20, KS30 and KS35 cable ladders - made of hot galvanised metal sheet, coating thickness approx. 20 m of
zinc. Can be used in offices, shops, schools, hospitals, warehouses and industrial spaces (environment
classification C1 and C2).
KS80, KSE80 and KSF80 tube type cable ladders. Hot dip galvanised after manufacture, coating thickness
approx. 60 m of zinc. Can be used for industrial applications where high and concentrated load carrying
capacity, lateral rigidity and a durable surface finishing are required. These include: industrial building sites,
power plants, food, pharmaceutical and animal feed industry, humid areas and tunnels etc. industrial areas
(environment classification C1, C2, C3 and C4).
RST and HST - stainless steel and acid-proof cable ladders can be used in chemical and wood processing
industry as well as in other highly corrosive environments. Other places of use are places where hygiene is a vital
factor, such as in dairies, slaughter-houses, other areas of food industry and pharmaceutical plants, tunnels etc.
PEX tube type cable ladders. Hot dip galvanised after manufacture (coating thickness approx. 60 m of zinc),
powder painted and finally hardened in an oven. Can be used in industrial areas with high humidity and harsh
atmosphere coastal or offshore areas (environment classification C5-I and C5-M).

Cable trays and lighting tracks

KRA, KRB, KRC and KRV - smooth and perforated cable trays with different height of border: 12, 40, 60, 80 and
110 mm.
MEK 70 and MEK 110 - lighting tracks with special groove for sliding nuts.
Cable trays and lighting tracks are made of hot galvanised sheet metal or hot galvanised and coil coated sheet
metal. The standard colour in coil coated products is white (RAL 9010, NCS 0502-Y), other colours are available
on request.
Cable trays KR and lighting tracks MEK are used in office buildings, business locations, shopping centres,
schools and other public buildings in which the cable trays are an integral part of the interior (environment
classification C1 and C2).
(Environment classifications according to SFS-EN ISO 12944-2 standard.)

Cable trunkings and socket poles

INSTAL cable trunkings and INSTAL SP socket poles are used in electrical installations where the design and
appearance are an integral and important part of the interior.
Main applications are offices, public buildings, business locations, schools and hospitals.
INSTAL products are made of aluminium and painted white (RAL 9010) or grey (RAL 9006), or anodised, in
which case they retain their natural metal tone. Products painted in other colours could be available on request.
Nearly all possible mounting boxes can be used in connection with the INSTAL trunkings and socket poles, which
mean that the fixtures suitable for any given environment can be chosen freely.

Address: Meka MekaJohtotiet Oy, Konetie 25, 90630 Oulu, Finland;
Tel. +358 8 5313100, Telefax +358 8 5313150; www.meka.net e-mail: meka@meka.net
CHOOSING THE CABLE LADDER TYPE

Choosing environment classification
C1 and C2 C3 and C4 C5-I and C5-M
KS20/KS30 KS80, KSE80 PEX KS80
PEX KSF80 HST/RST KS80 HST KSF80 KSF80
4.
The choice of surface treatment are made according to factors
effecting the product in the surrounding environment,
as set out in the SFS-EN ISO 12944-2 standard
Choose type of cable ladder
according to load
according to load
according to load
The choice of surface treatment are made according to factors effecting the product in the
surrounding environment, as specified in the SFS-EN ISO 12944-2 standard.
Corrosivity
category
Examples of typical environments in a temperate
climate (informative only)
Surface treatment required
Exterior Interior
C1
very low
Heated buildings with
clean atmospheres, e.g.
offices, shops, schools,
hotels.
Hot galvanised sheet metal,
or plastic coated sheet
metal.
C2
low
Atmospheres with low
level of pollution. Mostly
rural areas.
Unheated buildings
where condensation may
occur, e.g. warehouses,
sport halls.
Hot galvanised sheet metal,
or plastic coated sheet
metal.
C3
medium
Urban and industrial
atmospheres, moderate
sulphur dioxide pollution.
Coastal areas with low
salinity.
Production rooms with
high humidity and some
air pollution, e.g. food-
processing plants,
laundries, breweries,
dairies.
Hot galvanisation after
assembly.
C4
high
Industrial areas and
coastal areas with
moderate salinity.
Chemical plants,
swimming pools, coastal
ship- and boatyards.
Hot galvanisation after
assembly.
C5-I
very high
(industrial)
Industrial areas with high
humidity and harsh
atmosphere.
Buildings or areas with
almost permanent
condensation and with
high pollution.
Hot galvanisation and epoxy
painting after assembly.
Acid-proof steel.
Surface treatment chosen
case-by-case.
C5-M
very high
(marine)
Coastal and offshore
areas with high salinity.
Buildings or areas with
almost permanent
condensation and with
high pollution.
Hot galvanisation and epoxy
painting after assembly.
Acid-proof steel.
Surface treatment chosen
case-by-case.
Notes:
1. The loss values used for the corrosivity categories are identical to those
given in ISO 9223.
2. In coastal areas in hot, humid zones, the mass or thickness losses can
exceed the limits of category C5-M. Special precautions must therefore be
taken when selecting protective paint systems for structures in such areas.
CORROSION CLASSIFICATION

5.
SURFACE TREATMENTS
6.
Hot galvanised steel sheet
Sheet metal is hot galvanised on continuously moving production lines. The basic material
is cold-rolled steel sheeting. After degreasing, the sheet is pickled and oxidised, after which
surface oxides are removed by a reduction in temperature to 950C, which also
simultaneously softens the steel. The surface of the sheet is now purified metal and is
transferred directly into a zinc bath. The sheet is then vertically driven out of the bath
between air jets, to remove excess zinc from the surface of the sheet while the zinc goes
back into the bath, leaving the desired coating. Computerised measurement systems are
used to measure the thickness of the coating, while the operation of the air jets is also
computerised. After cooling, straightening and white rust prevention treatment, the sheet is
either delivered to the cutting press, rolled, or transferred to the plastic coating line.
MekaJohtotiet Oy produces KS20 and KS30 cable ladders, MEK lighting tracks, and KRA,
KRB, KRC cable trays from hot galvanised sheet metal. These products include a coating
thickness of approximately 20 m of zinc. They are suitable for installation in dry
environments, such as in offices, shops, hospitals, factories etc.
The hot galvanised steel sheet used by MekaJohtotiet Oy is galvanised according to the
SFS-EN 10142 standard, which is equal to the ASTM A 653 standard, and the old SS
141151 and DIN 17162 standards.
Hot galvanising by immersion
Grease, oil, and soot are usually removed using an alkaline degreasing solution. After
flushing with water rust and rolling scale are removed from the surfaces by pickling the steel
in diluted hydrochloric acid or sulphuric acid. Prior to the sheet being immersed in molten
zinc, it has to be treated with a fluidiser, to remove oxides from the surfaces of both the
steel sheet and the bath in order to allow the steel and zinc to form a metallic bond between
each other. After the fluidised bath treatment, the substrates are dried. A thin layer of
fluidiser salt is left on the surfaces of the objects. After this, the object is immersed in the
zinc, after which it is ready for final cleaning, inspection and loading. Mekajohtotiet Oy hot
galvanises all cable ladders KS80, KSE80, KSF80 and their installation accessories using
this method, according to the SFS-EN 1461 standard, which corresponds to the old SFS 2765
and DIN 50976 standards.
Duplex treatment
Hot galvanisation usually provides more than adequate protection against corrosion.
In some cases however, additional protection may be needed if the environment is
exceptionally corrosive. Duplex treatment gives the customer lasting protection against
corrosion and in addition, the opportunity to choose a colour to go with the rest of the
interior.
The zinc surface must be thoroughly cleaned before painting in order to ensure good
adhesion, and an appropriate paint type must be used. After careful preparation, cable
ladders and accessories are powder painted and finally hardened in an oven. MekaJohtotiet
Oys cable ladder system PEX is Duplex treated.
These products include a coating thickness of approximately 60 m of zinc.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

Before using the cable trays, please read the following standards and regulations and the installation
instructions in the product folder:

1. Standard SFS 3209 "Switchboard and telecommunications spaces, cable conduits" contains
instructions for measuring the area needed for cable trays.
2. ST card ST 51.13 "Cable trays, ladders and track lighting".
3. ST card ST 841.05 "Layouts for cable trays"
4. ST cards ST 51.91 and ST 841.10 present the ways in which ducts are made.
5. ST card ST 13.51 presents the CAD graphic symbols of cable trays.

GENERAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Installation is performed in a way that deflection does not exceed 1/200 in visible cable trays and
lighting tracks. In industrial and hidden cable trays and lighting tracks deflection must not exceed
1/100. An additional allowance of approx. 50% of the existing load must be included when
calculating deflection.

Sufficient room for heat expansion must be left at the ends and between cable trays and lighting
tracks. The heat expansion coefficient of steel is 0.000012 m/C.

Cable trays and lighting tracks are fixed in a manner which does not allow them to slant or twist
laterally.

The load bearing capacity of brackets and the strength of fixing and surface materials must be taken
into consideration as cable trays and lighting tracks are installed.

In places where vertical trays are subject to physical damage, they should be protected up to a
height of 1.5 m with a protective cover.

Ducts

When cable trays pass a fire-wall they must be cut. At borders of fire areas, the ducts must
correspond to the fire endurance of the material being cut through. Different fire-proof cable ducts
are presented in ST card 51.18.

The principles of sound insulation in connection with cable trays and lighting tracks passing
through walls are presented in ST card 51.19.

Cables

Insulated cables are the most common cables used. External factors such as heat must be considered
as cables are installed. Similarly, the effect of the strongest continuous current on the temperature of
the cable must be taken into consideration. On a horizontal tray, cables are usually placed neatly
straightened without fastening. On vertical and slanting trays, cables are fastened to the tray at
appropriate distances with suitable fasteners.

Accessories

Accessories, such as branch boxes, which are installed on cable trays or lighting tracks are to be
fastened firmly and in such a manner that they do not obstruct the actual cable space. Mountings,
supports and other accessories are used when needed.

Electrical conductivity of cable ladders

All of MekaJohtotiet Oy cable ladders, cable trays and lighting tracks have been tested for electrical
conductivity in Sweden at SP (Swedish National Testing and Research Institute). If you would like
to obtain the test results, contact MekaJohtotiet Oys technical support staff.
7.
TO BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION

1. Cable ladders and cable trays are intended only for supporting cables.

2. As cable ladders and other conduit products are installed, the load carrying capacity of
brackets is to be observed, and care should be taken to see that there is sufficient
strength in the fixtures and surface materials.

3. Cable trays must not be used as ladders or walk-ways.

4. The manufacturer is not responsible for direct or indirect damages caused by inappropriate
use of any of our products.
8.
USAGE OF CABLE LADDERS

KS20/KS30 -cable ladders system can be used within environmental stress classifications
C1 and C2 common applications include offices, shops, schools, hospitals, warehouses
and industrial spaces.

KS80 cable ladder system can be used for industrial applications where high and
concentrated load carrying capacity, lateral rigidity and a durable surface finishing are
required. These include industrial building sites, power plans, food, pharmaceutical and
animal feed industries, humid areas and tunnels.

KSF80 cable ladder system can be used for industrial applications where high and
concentrated load carrying capacity, lateral rigidity and durable surface finishing are
required.

KSE80 cable ladders are manufactured to use in food processing industry, mainly.
10-11.
KS 20
NL/KS20
KK/KS20
VK2/KS20
PRT/KS20
SSR/KS20
GT 10
GT 16
VK
NL/KS20
VF
SSC/KS20
HK13/KS20
RTF-10/KS20
VKI/KS20
MK/KS20
KK-MK/KS20
F
KS20
KS20
KK/KS20
KK/KS20
12-13.
SK
HK2
ST
POL
SB
KS90
PSK RTF-Z
NL
VEF2
VF
KSX
KST
SSU
AG
KSV
HK13
GT10
KK13
KAP
AP
DPB
TP1
TP2 FP-2000
JK
TPK
ASR
TFP
ASR-TF
VK
VKF
DPA
SR
FM
RTF-S
KK
VK2
F
SP
P
KS80
RTF-10
KS80
SSR
KS 80
KL
PK1
PK2
SMT
AKM
TB
HK1
SK
KL
NL-TK
14-15.
KSF 80
KS90/KSF
VKF
KSF-VT/KSF80
KKF
KSF-NL
Bolt set KSF
VFF/KSF80
SSA/KSF80
KSF80
KSF80
KS20-200
KS20-300
KS20-400
KS20-500
KS20-600
14 495 02
14 495 03
14 495 04
14 495 05
14 495 06
60
60
60
60
60
212
232
252
272
292
197
297
397
497
597
167
267
367
467
567
6
6
6
6
6
Cable ladders KS20, KS30 and KS35
CABLE LADDERS
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
m
Weight kg
/100m m
A mm B mm Length
Hot galvanised sheet metal
16.
KS30-200
KS30-300
KS30-400
KS30-500
KS30-600
40
40
40
40
40
212
232
252
272
292
197
297
397
497
597
167
267
367
467
567
KS35-200 14 494 01
KS35-300 14 494 02
KS35-400 14 494 03
KS35-500 14 494 04
KS35-600 14 494 05
30
30
30
30
30
212
232
252
272
292
197
297
397
497
597
167 3
267 3
367 3
467 3
567 3
PEX KS20-200
PEX KS20-300
PEX KS20-400
PEX KS20-500
PEX KS20-600
60
60
60
60
60
212
232
252
272
292
197
297
397
497
597
167
267
367
467
567
PEX KS30-200
PEX KS30-300
PEX KS30-400
PEX KS30-500
PEX KS30-600
40
40
40
40
40
212
232
252
272
292
197
297
397
497
597
167
267
367
467
567
250
B
A
15
27
60
14 495 12
14 495 13
14 495 14
14 495 15
14 495 16
14 311 02
14 311 03
14 311 04
14 311 05
14 311 06
14 311 12
14 311 13
14 311 14
14 311 15
14 311 16
4
4
4
4
4
6
6
6
6
6
4
4
4
4
4
25
11x15
21
11
29
15
Hot galvanised and painted sheet metal
17.
Construction
The KS20/KS30 cable ladder systems is made from hot
galvanised sheet metal. The thickness of the zinc coating is
at least 20 m. If required, the products can be painted with
a colour chosen by the customer. The lateral section of the
cable ladder is 60 mm high, which ensures a good load
carrying capacity. Since the rungs are perforated, fastening
cables onto the ladder is easy. The same installation parts are
suitable for use with all MEKA cable ladder systems. The
MEKA KS20 cable ladder is delivered in 6 metre sections and
the KS30 cable ladder in 4 metre sections. Other lengths
varying from 3 to 6 metres are also available.
Application
The MEKA KS20/KS30 cable ladders system can
be used within environmental stress classifications C1
and C2 common applications include:
offices
shops
schools
hospitals
warehouses
industrial spaces
Load carrying capacity
Choose the bearing distance using load curves below:
Load c urves
Bearing distance of spaces A and E is 0.8 L. Other spaces are of even lengths L.
A B C D E
F1 F2 F1
f1 f2 f1
q
L L L L L
Case 1
Bearing at equal distances
A B C D E
Fmax Fmax Fmax Fmax Fmax
fmax fmax fmax fmax fmax
q
0,8 L 0,8 L L L L
Case 2
Bearing distance of end space 0.8 L
0
0
5
10
5
10
15
20
20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
Bearing at equal distances KS20 and KS30 Safety factor 2.0
L=3,5 m L=4,0 m L=3,0 m
L=2,5 m
L=2,0 m
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m
m
even load q, kg/ m
0
5
10
15
20
20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
D
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f
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f
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m
a
x
.
)
,
m
m
even load q, kg/ m
Bearing distance
of end space 0.8 x L KS20 and KS30 Safety factor 2,0
L=3,5 m
L=4,0 m
L=3,0 m
L=2,5 m
L=2,0 m
CABLE LADDERS
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f
2
,

m
m
Ex pla na t ion of t he c a ble la dde r loa d
c urves
A five-span load-bearing beam is illustrated above (Case 1), in which
the deflection f1 is measured in spans A and E. In long installations,
the deflection is demostrated by f2. If the end of the ladder is securely
fastened to the wall then, where the ladder begins, deflection f2 is used.
If there is no end attachment, and if the load is at equal distances, the
deflection of spans A and E can be measured at f1, and the deflection
of other spans, at f2. If the end of the ladder is not attached to the wall,
and the deflection is to be decreased (Case 2), the bearing distance for
spans A and E must be reduced by 20%, ie. 0.8 x L (L =bearing load
at equal distances), in which case the load corresponds to the load in
Case 2. The maximum deflection in each support span in Case 2 is
demonstrated in Table 2. Deflection is also influenced by the type of the
extensions which are used and by the method used to support the
extensions. The value at the end of each load curve represents the
maximum permitted load (safety factor 2), which must not be exceeded.
KS80-150
KS80-200
KS80-300
KS80-400
KS80-500
KS80-600
KS80-1000
14 495 21
14 495 22
14 495 23
14 495 24
14 495 25
14 495 26
14 495 30
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
270
280
300
320
340
360
450
150
200
300
400
500
600
1000
120
170
270
370
470
570
970
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Industrial c able ladders KS80 and KS85
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
m
Weight kg
/100 m m
A mm B mm Length
Hot dip galvanised after manufacture
18.
250
B
A
15
42
60
PEX KS80-150
PEX KS80-200
PEX KS80-300
PEX KS80-400
PEX KS80-500
PEX KS80-600
PEX KS80-1000
14 306 01
14 306 02
14 306 03
14 306 04
14 306 05
14 306 06
14 306 10
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
270
280
300
320
340
360
450
150
200
300
400
500
600
1000
120
170
270
370
470
570
970
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Hot dip galvanised and painted after manufacture
25
11x15
21
11
29
15
KS80-200 SP2.0
KS80-300 SP2.0
KS80-400 SP2.0
KS80-500 SP2.0
KS80-600 SP2.0
14 495 07
14 495 08
14 495 09
14 495 10
14 495 11
60
60
60
60
60
470
490
510
530
550
200
300
400
500
600
170
270
370
470
570
6
6
6
6
6
CABLE LADDERS
KS85-200 14 494 07
KS85-300 14 494 08
KS85-400 14 494 09
KS85-500 14 494 10
KS85-600 14 494 11
30
30
30
30
30
280 200 170 3
300 300 270 3
320 400 370 3
340 500 470 3
360 600 570 3
KS85-150 14 494 06 30 270 150 120 3
19.
Construction
The KS80 cable ladder system is made from high quality
steel. The products are zinc coated by immersion after
manufacture. The thickness of the zinc coating is at least 55
m. The PEX cable ladder system is DUPLEX coated on top
of the zinc layer. DUPLEX coated products are normally white
(RAL 9010). If required, the products can be painted with a
colour chosen by the customer. The lateral section of the
ladder is 60 mm high, which ensures a good load carrying
capacity. Since the rungs are perforated, fastening cables
onto the tray is easy. All MEKA cable ladder systems can be
used with the same installation accessories. The MEKA KS80
cable ladder is delivered in 6 metre sections.
Applications
The MEKA KS80 cable ladder system can be used in
environmental stress classifications C1, C2, C3, C4 and
PEX KS80 at the maximum C5-I classification.
The KS80 cable ladder system can be used for industrial
applications where high and concentrated load carrying
capacity, lateral rigidity and a durable surface finishing are
required. These include:
industrial building sites
power plants
food, pharmaceutical, and animal feed industries
humid areas
tunnels
Choose the bearing distance using the load curves below:
Load c urves
Bearing distance of spaces A and E is 0.8 L. Other spaces are of evenlengths L.
A B C D E
F1 F2 F1
f1 f2 f1
q
L L L L L
Case 1
Bearings at equal distances
A B C D E
q
0,8 L 0,8 L L L L
Case 2
Explanation of the c able ladder load c urves
A five-span load-bearing beam is illustrated above (Case 1), in which the
deflection f1 is measured across spans A and E. For long installations, the
deflection is demostrated by f2. If the end of the ladder is securely fastened to
the wall then, where the ladder begins, deflection f2 is used. If there is no end
attachment, and if the load is at equal distances, the deflection of spans A and
E can be measured at f1, and the deflection of other spans, at f2. If the end of
the ladder is not attached to the wall, and the deflection is to be decreased
(Case 2), the bearing distance for spans A and E must be reduced by 20%, ie.
0.8 x L (L =bearing load at equal distances), in which case the load corresponds
to the load in Case 2. The maximum deflection in each support span in Case
2 is demonstrated in Table 2. Deflection is also influenced by the type of the
extensions which are used and by the method used to support the extensions.
The value at the end of each load curve represents the maximum permitted
load (safety factor 2), which must not be exceeded.
0
0
5
10
5
10
15
20
50 100 150 200
Bearing at equal distances KS80 Safety factor 2.0
D
e
f
l
e
c
t
i
o
n

f
1
,

m
m
even load q, kg/ m
L=3,5 m L=4,0 m L=3,0 m
L=2,5 m
L=2,0 m
0
5
10
15
20
50 100 150 200
L=3,5 m
L=4,0 m
L=3,0 m
L=2,5 m
L=2,0 m
Bearing distance of end space 0,8 x L KS80 Safety factor 2.0
D
e
f
l
e
c
t
i
o
n

f
(
m
a
x
.
)
,

m
m
even load q, kg/ m
0
0
15
25 50 75 100
Bearing at equal distances KS80 SP 2.0 Safety factor 2,0
D
e
f
l
e
c
t
i
o
n

f
1
,

m
m
even load q, kg/ m
L=4,5 m L=5,0 m
Bearing distance
of end space 0.8xL KS80 SP 2.0 Safety factor 2,0
5
10
15
20
25
30
5
10
L=4,0 m L=3,5 m
0
25 50 75 100
D
e
f
l
e
c
t
i
o
n

f
(
m
a
x
)
,

m
m
even load q, kg/ m
L=4,5 m L=5,0 m
5
10
15
20
25
30
L=4,0 m
L=3,5 m
CABLE LADDERS
D
e
f
l
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c
t
i
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n

f
2
,

m
m
D
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f
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c
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i
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n

f
2
,

m
m
KSF80-200
KSF80-300
KSF80-400
KSF80-500
KSF80-600
KSF80-1000
14 495 32
14 495 33
14 495 34
14 495 35
14 495 36
14 495 40
24
24
24
24
24
24
430
450
470
490
510
600
200
300
400
500
600
1000
170
270
370
470
570
970
6
6
6
6
6
6
Industrial c able ladder KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
m
Weight kg
/100 m m
A mm B mm Length
20.
PEX KSF80-200
PEX KSF80-300
PEX KSF80-400
PEX KSF80-500
PEX KSF80-600
PEX KSF80-1000
14 306 22
14 306 23
14 306 24
14 306 25
14 306 26
14 306 30
24
24
24
24
24
24
430
450
470
490
510
600
200
300
400
500
600
1000
170
270
370
470
570
970
6
6
6
6
6
6
A
B
250
12x25
74
50
100
50
38
73
500
10,5
21
11
29
15 154
60
42
15
25
11x15
CABLE LADDERS
Explanation of the c able ladder load c urves
A five-span load-bearing beam is illustrated above (Case 1), in which the
deflection f1 is measured across spans A and E. For long installations, the
deflection is demostrated by f2. If the end of the ladder is securely fastened to
the wall then, where the ladder begins, deflection f2 is used. If there is no end
attachment, and if the load is at equal distances, the deflection of spans A and
E can be measured at f1, and the deflection of other spans, at f2. If the end of
the ladder is not attached to the wall, and the deflection is to be decreased
0.8 x L (L =bearing load at equal distances), in which case the load corresponds
to the load in Case 2. The maximum deflection in each support span in Case
2 is demonstrated in Table 2. Deflection is also influenced by the type of the
extensions which are used and by the method used to support the extensions.
The value at the end of each load curve represents the maximum permitted
load (safety factor 2), which must not be exceeded.
21.
Construction
The KSF80 cable ladder system is made from high quality
steel. The products are zinc coated by immersion after
manufacture. The thickness of the zinc coating is at least 55
m. The PEX cable ladder system is DUPLEX coated on top
of the zinc layer. DUPLEX coated products are normally white
(RAL 9010). If required, the products can be painted with a
colour chosen by the customer. The lateral section of the
ladder is 153 mm high, which ensures good load carrying
capacity. Since the rungs are perforated, fastening cables
onto the tray is easy. All MEKA cable ladder systems can be
used with the same installation accessories. The MEKA KSF80
cable ladder is delivered in 6 metre sections.
Applications
The MEKA KSF80 cable ladder system can be used in
environmental stress classifications C1, C2, C3, C4 and PEX
KSF80 at the maximum C5-I classification.
The KSF80 cable ladder system can be used for industrial
applications where high and concentrated load carrying
capacity, lateral rigidity and durable surface finishing are
required.
Choose the bearing distance using the load curves below:
Load c urves
Bearing distance of spaces A and E is 0.8 L. Other spaces are of evenlengths L.
A B C D E
F1 F2 F1
f1 f2 f1
q
L L L L L
Case 1
Bearing at equal distances
A B C D E
q
0,8 L 0,8 L L L L
Case 2
160
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
20 40 60 80 100 120 140
L=9,0 m
L=8,0 m
L=7,0 m
L=6,0 m
L=5,0 m
L=4,0 m
Bearing at equal distances KSF80 Safety factor 2,0
D
e
f
l
e
c
t
i
o
n

f
1
,

m
m
even load q, kg/ m
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
50 100 150 200
L=9,0 m
L=8,0 m
L=7,0 m
L=6,0 m
L=5,0 m
L=4,0 m
Bearing distance
of end space 0,8 x L KSF80 Safety factor 2,0
D
e
f
l
e
c
t
i
o
n

f
(
m
a
x
.
)
,

m
m
CABLE LADDERS
D
e
f
l
e
c
t
i
o
n

f
2
,

m
m
even load q, kg/ m
A
B
R
KS90-150 R=300
KS90-200 R=300
KS90-300 R=300
KS90-400 R=300
KS90-500 R=300
KS90-600 R=300
14 495 47
14 495 48
14 495 49
14 495 50
14 495 51
14 495 52
1
1
1
1
1
1
220
240
300
330
400
450
150
200
300
400
500
600
600
650
750
850
950
1050
Bend KS90
KS20, KS80
BEND, T and X PIECES
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm B mm
22.
RADIUS OF INSIDE ARC R=300
PEX KS90-150 R=300
PEX KS90-200 R=300
PEX KS90-300 R=300
PEX KS90-400 R=300
PEX KS90-500 R=300
PEX KS90-600 R=300
14 306 51
14 306 52
14 306 53
14 306 54
14 306 55
14 306 56
1
1
1
1
1
1
220
240
300
330
400
450
150
200
300
400
500
600
600
650
750
850
950
1050
KS90-150 R=600
KS90-200 R=600
KS90-300 R=600
KS90-400 R=600
KS90-500 R=600
KS90-600 R=600
14 495 41
14 495 42
14 495 43
14 495 44
14 495 45
14 495 46
1
1
1
1
1
1
330
380
410
440
560
610
150
200
300
400
500
600
885
935
1035
1135
1235
1335
PEX KS90-150 R=600
PEX KS90-200 R=600
PEX KS90-300 R=600
PEX KS90-400 R=600
PEX KS90-500 R=600
PEX KS90-600 R=600
14 306 61
14 306 62
14 306 63
14 306 64
14 306 65
14 306 66
1
1
1
1
1
1
330
380
410
440
560
610
150
200
300
400
500
600
885
935
1035
1135
1235
1335
Fastening bend to cable ladder
Bend KS90 is fastened into cable ladder KS80 with
connection piece SSU.
23.
Installation examples
Bend KS90 is fastened onto cable ladder KS80 with
connection piece SSR, and onto cable ladder KS20 with
connection piece SSR/KS20.
KS90
SSU
KS80
KS90
SSR
KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm B mm
KS90-150 R=1000
KS90-200 R=1000
KS90-300 R=1000
KS90-400 R=1000
KS90-500 R=1000
KS90-600 R=1000
14 495 53
14 495 54
14 495 55
14 495 56
14 495 57
14 495 58
1
1
1
1
1
1
429
494
533
572
728
790
150
200
300
400
500
600
1270
1320
1420
1520
1620
1720
PEX KS90-150 R=1000
PEX KS90-200 R=1000
PEX KS90-300 R=1000
PEX KS90-400 R=1000
PEX KS90-500 R=1000
PEX KS90-600 R=1000
14 306 71
14 306 72
14 306 73
14 306 74
14 306 75
14 306 76
1
1
1
1
1
1
429
494
533
572
728
790
150
200
300
400
500
600
1270
1320
1420
1520
1620
1720
SSU SSR
BEND 90
o
, T and X PIECES
KS90-200/KSF R=300
KS90-300/KSF R=300
KS90-400/KSF R=300
KS90-500/KSF R=300
KS90-600/KSF R=300
14 494 41
14 494 42
14 494 43
14 494 44
14 494 45
1
1
1
1
1
420
500
580
650
720
200
300
400
500
600
650
750
850
950
1050
Bend KS90/KSF
KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm B mm
24.
PEX KS90-200/KSF R=300
14 307 32
14 307 33
14 307 34
14 307 35
14 307 36
1
1
1
1
1
420
500
580
650
720
200
300
400
500
600
650
750
850
950
1050
Bend KS90/KSF is fastened onto cable ladder KSF80 with
connection piece SSA and bolt set KSF.
Installation example
SSA
KS90/KSF
KSF80
BOLT SET KSF
R =300
B
A
Bend SB is fastened onto cable ladder KS80 with connection
piece SSU.
25.
Bend SB is fastened onto cable ladder KS80 with connection
piece SSR, and onto cable ladder KS20 with connection
piece SSR/KS20.
SB
SSU
KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm B mm
SB-200 R=100
SB-300 R=100
SB-400 R=100
SB-500 R=100
SB-600 R=100
14 495 60
14 495 61
14 495 62
14 495 63
14 495 64
1
1
1
1
1
170
200
250
300
330
200
300
400
500
600
450
550
650
750
850
PEX SB-200 R=100
PEX SB-300 R=100
PEX SB-400 R=100
PEX SB-500 R=100
PEX SB-600 R=100
14 306 82
14 306 83
14 306 84
14 306 85
14 306 86
1
1
1
1
1
170
200
250
300
330
200
300
400
500
600
450
550
650
750
850
SSU
Bend SB
KS20, KS80
R =100
B
A
SB
SSR
KS80
SSR
KST-150 R=300
KST-200 R=300
KST-300 R=300
KST-400 R=300
KST-500 R=300
KST-600 R=300
14 495 68
14 495 69
14 495 70
14 495 71
14 495 72
14 495 73
1
1
1
1
1
1
400
440
510
580
670
700
150
200
300
400
500
600
600
650
750
850
950
1050
1050
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
T piec e KST
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm B mm L mm
26.
PEX KST-150 R=300
PEX KST-200 R=300
PEX KST-300 R=300
PEX KST-400 R=300
PEX KST-500 R=300
PEX KST-600 R=300
14 306 91
14 306 92
14 306 93
14 306 94
14 306 95
14 306 96
1
1
1
1
1
1
400
440
510
580
670
700
150
200
300
400
500
600
600
650
750
850
950
1050
1050
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
KST-150 R=600
KST-200 R=600
KST-300 R=600
KST-400 R=600
KST-500 R=600
KST-600 R=600
14 495 82
14 495 83
14 495 84
14 495 85
14 495 86
14 495 87
1
1
1
1
1
1
660
720
797
874
950
1027
150
200
300
400
500
600
885
935
1035
1135
1235
1335
1620
1670
1770
1870
1970
2070
PEX KST-150 R=600
PEX KST-200 R=600
PEX KST-300 R=600
PEX KST-400 R=600
PEX KST-500 R=600
PEX KST-600 R=600
14 307 01
14 307 02
14 307 03
14 307 04
14 307 05
14 307 06
1
1
1
1
1
1
660
720
797
874
950
1027
150
200
300
400
500
600
885
935
1035
1135
1235
1335
1620
1670
1770
1870
1970
2070
R
B
A
L
Fastening T piece to cable ladder
T piece KST is fastened onto cable ladder KS80 with connection
piece SSU.
27.
T piece KST is fastened onto cable ladder KS80 with
KST
SSU
KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm B mm L mm
KST-150 R=1000
KST-200 R=1000
KST-300 R=1000
KST-400 R=1000
KST-500 R=1000
KST-600 R=1000
14 494 21
14 494 22
14 494 23
14 494 24
14 494 25
14 494 26
1
1
1
1
1
1
1056
1152
1275
1398
1520
1650
150
200
300
400
500
600
1270
1320
1420
1520
1620
1720
2390
2440
2540
2640
2740
2840
PEX KST-150 R=1000
PEX KST-200 R=1000
PEX KST-300 R=1000
PEX KST-400 R=1000
PEX KST-500 R=1000
PEX KST-600 R=1000
14 307 11
14 307 12
14 307 13
14 307 14
14 307 15
14 307 16
1
1
1
1
1
1
1056
1152
1275
1398
1520
1650
150
200
300
400
500
600
1270
1320
1420
1520
1620
1720
SSU
2390
2440
2540
2640
2740
2840
KST
SSR
KS80
SSR
Fastening T piece to cable ladder
KSX-150 R=300
KSX-200 R=300
KSX-300 R=300
KSX-400 R=300
KSX-500 R=300
KSX-600 R=300
14 495 76
14 495 77
14 495 78
14 495 79
14 495 80
14 495 81
1
1
1
1
1
1
530
626
660
700
780
833
150
200
300
400
500
600
1050
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
X Piec e KSX R=300
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm L mm
28.
L
A
R =300
Fastening X piece to cable ladder
X piece KSX is fastened onto cable ladder KS80 with connection
piece SSU.
X piece KSX is fastened onto cable ladder KS80 with
KS80
KSX
SSU
PEX KSX-150 R=300
PEX KSX-200 R=300
PEX KSX-300 R=300
PEX KSX-400 R=300
PEX KSX-500 R=300
PEX KSX-600 R=300
14 307 21
14 307 22
14 307 23
14 307 24
14 307 25
14 307 26
1
1
1
1
1
1
530
626
660
700
780
833
150
200
300
400
500
600
1050
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
SSU
KS80
KSX
SSR
SSR
X pieces can also be produced with radius R = 600
Fastening X piece to cable ladder
KSV-150
KSV-200
KSV-300
KSV-400
KSV-500
KSV-600
14 494 51
14 494 52
14 494 53
14 494 54
14 494 55
14 494 56
1
1
1
1
1
1
190
200
220
240
260
280
150
200
300
400
500
600
Vertic al angle KSV
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm
29.
Installation of vertical angle
Vertical angle KSV is fastened onto cable ladder KS20 with
extension piece SSR/KS20, and onto cable ladder KS80
with extension piece SSR or SSU.
430
430 A
SSR or SSU
KSV
KS80 or KS20
KS80 or KS20
PEX KSV-150
PEX KSV-200
PEX KSV-300
PEX KSV-400
PEX KSV-500
PEX KSV-600
14 307 41
14 307 42
14 307 43
14 307 44
14 307 45
14 307 46
1
1
1
1
1
1
190
200
220
240
260
280
150
200
300
400
500
600
VK-150 2 KN
VK-200 2 KN
VK-300 2 KN
VK-400 2 KN
VK-500 2 KN
VK-600 2 KN
14 495 90
14 495 91
14 495 92
14 495 93
14 495 94
14 495 95
10
10
10
10
10
10
35
42
54
80
115
128
190
240
340
440
540
640
93
93
93
108
155
155
36
39
44
50
75
80
46
46
46
56
118
118
12x15
12x15
12x15
12x15
12x18
12x18
Wall support brac ket VK 2 kN
KS20, KS80, KSF80
SUPPORTS
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight
kg/100 pc s mm mm mm mm mm
A B C D G
30.
Allowable load Wall support
Allowable load F =2 kN =200 kg. Wall support bracket VK can be fastened directly onto a wall
with a wedge anchor. Cable ladder KS20 is fastened onto wall
support bracket VK with brackets KK/KS20, and cable ladder
KS80 with brackets KK.
PEX VK-150 2 KN
PEX VK-200 2 KN
PEX VK-300 2 KN
PEX VK-400 2 KN
PEX VK-500 2 KN
PEX VK-600 2 KN
14 307 61
14 307 62
14 307 63
14 307 64
14 307 65
14 307 66
10
10
10
10
10
10
35
42
54
80
115
128
190
240
340
440
540
640
7 x 25 A
21
20
B
D
C
G
50
12 x 18
7 x 25 A
21
20
B
D
C
G
50
12 x 18
93
93
93
108
155
155
36
39
44
50
75
80
46
46
46
56
118
118
12x15
12x15
12x15
12x15
12x18
12x18
KS20
KK/KS20
VK
F/2 F/2
VK-150...VK-400 VK-500...VK-600
31.
Wall support bracket VK can be fastened directly onto a
wall with a wedge anchor. Cable ladder KSF80 is fastened
onto wall support bracket VK with brackets KKF.
Anchor rail AS can be used to disperse the load from wall
support bracket VK to a larger area. Wall support bracket
VK is fastened to anchor rail AS with sliding nuts SMT, TB or
with anchor rail nuts AKM.
VK
Ceiling support
Wall support bracket VK is fastened onto suspension bracket
HK2 with sliding nuts SMT, TB or with anchor rail nuts AKM.
Wall support bracket VK is fastened onto ceiling support
bracket TP2 with sliding nuts SMT, TB or with rail nuts AKM.
KSF-VT
KSF80
AS
KK/KS20
VK
KS20
HK2
SMT, TB or AKM
VK
TP2
SMT, TB or AKM
VK
KKF
SUPPORTS
Wall support Wall support with anchor rail
Ceiling support
VKF-200 4 KN
VKF-300 4 KN
VKF-400 4 KN
VKF-500 4 KN
VKF-600 4 KN
VKF-700 4 KN
VKF-800 4 KN
VKF-900 4 KN
VKF-1000 4 KN
14 496 22
14 496 23
14 496 24
14 496 25
14 496 26
14 496 27
14 496 28
14 496 29
14 496 30
10
10
10
10
10
1
1
1
1
70
90
124
167
199
288
342
413
500
240
340
440
540
640
740
840
940
1040
136
136
155
155
155
185
205
215
225
57
63
69
75
80
130
150
160
170
102
102
118
118
118
50
50
50
50
21
21
20
20
20
25
25
25
25
Wall support brac ket VKF 4 kN
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A
mm
B
mm
C
mm
D
mm
G
mm
32.
Allowable load Wall support
Allowable load F =4 kN =400 kg. Wall support bracket VKF can be fastened directly onto a wall
with a wedge anchor. Cable ladder KS20 is fastened onto wall
support bracket VKF with brackets KK/KS20, and cable ladder
KS80 with brackets KK.
VKF
KS80
KK
50
G
E
12 x 18, 2 pcs
B
D
C
A
7 x 25
20
20
21
21
21
24
24
24
24
E
mm
PEX VKF-200 4 KN
PEX VKF-300 4 KN
PEX VKF-400 4 KN
PEX VKF-500 4 KN
PEX VKF-600 4 KN
PEX VKF-700 4 KN
PEX VKF-800 4 KN
PEX VKF-900 4 KN
PEX VFK-1000 4 KN
14 307 72
14 307 73
14 307 74
14 307 75
14 307 76
14 307 77
14 307 78
14 307 79
14 307 80
10
10
10
10
10
1
1
1
1
70
90
124
167
199
288
342
413
500
240
340
440
540
640
740
840
940
1040
136
136
155
155
155
185
205
215
225
57
63
69
75
80
130
150
160
170
102
102
118
118
118
50
50
50
50
21
21
20
20
20
25
25
25
25
20
20
21
21
21
24
24
24
24
F/2 F/2
VKF-700...1000 VKF-200...600
50
G
E
12 x 25, 3 pcs
B
D
C
A
7 x 25
D
SUPPORTS
33.
Wall support Wall support with anchor rail
Wall support bracket VKF can be fastened directly onto a
wall with a wedge anchor. Cable ladder KSF80 is fastened
onto wall support bracket VKF with brackets KKF.
support bracket VKF to a larger area. Wall support bracket
VKF is fastened to anchor rail AS with sliding nuts SMT, TB
or with anchor rail nuts AKM.
VKF
KSF80
KKF
AS
SMT or AKM
Ceiling support
Wall support bracket VKF is fastened onto suspension
bracket HK2 with sliding nuts SMT, or with anchor rail
nuts AKM.
Wall support bracket VKF is fastened onto ceiling support
bracket TP2 with sliding nuts SMT, TB or with anchor rail
nuts AKM.
SMT, TB or AKM
VKF
HK2
VKF
VKF
KKF
KSF80
KS80
KK/KS20
KS20
TP2
SMT, TB or AKM
KKF
KSF-VT
KK/KS20
SUPPORTS
Ceiling support
Intermediate support brac ket HK13
KS20, KS80, KSF80
34.
HK13-210/KS20
HK13-310/KS20
HK13-410/KS20
HK13-510/KS20
HK13-610/KS20
HK13-216/KS20
HK13-316/KS20
HK13-416/KS20
HK13-516/KS20
HK13-616/KS20
14 494 72
14 494 73
14 494 74
14 494 75
14 494 76
14 494 62
14 494 63
14 494 64
14 494 65
14 494 66
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
30
46
62
100
117
30
46
62
100
117
230
330
430
530
630
230
330
430
530
630
102
202
302
402
502
102
202
302
402
502
10.5
10.5
10.5
10.5
10.5
16.5
16.5
16.5
16.5
16.5
250
400
400
250
300
250
400
400
250
300
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s.
A mm B mm C mm Ultimate
load, kg
HK13-150
HK13-210
HK13-310
HK13-410
HK13-510
HK13-610
HK13-216
HK13-316
HK13-416
HK13-516
HK13-616
14 496 41
14 496 42
14 496 43
14 496 44
14 496 45
14 496 46
14 496 92
14 496 93
14 496 94
14 496 95
14 496 96
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
18
33
51
69
110
129
33
51
69
110
129
180
230
330
430
530
630
230
330
430
530
630
52
102
202
302
402
502
102
202
302
402
502
10.5
10.5
10.5
10.5
10.5
10.5
16.5
16.5
16.5
16.5
16.5
250
250
400
400
250
300
250
400
400
250
300
PEX HK13-150
PEX HK13-210
PEX HK13-310
PEX HK13-410
PEX HK13-510
PEX HK13-610
PEX HK13-216
PEX HK13-316
PEX HK13-416
PEX HK13-516
PEX HK13-616
14 308 41
14 308 42
14 308 43
14 308 44
14 308 45
14 308 46
14 308 52
14 308 53
14 308 54
14 308 55
14 308 56
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
18
33
51
69
110
129
33
51
69
110
129
180
230
330
430
530
630
230
330
430
530
630
52
102
202
302
402
502
102
202
302
402
502
10.5
10.5
10.5
10.5
10.5
10.5
16.5
16.5
16.5
16.5
16.5
250
250
400
400
250
300
250
400
400
250
300
A
SUPPORTS
B
9
C, 2 pcs.
7, 2 pcs.
33 50
RTF-10
GT-10
HK13
TP1
HK13
RS 3
RTF-10/KS20
GT-10
KS20
KK/KS20
HK13/KS20
RTF-10
GT-10
KK
KS80
HK13
KS80
TP1
KK
RS 3
KSF80
TP1
KK
Intermediate support with
threaded rod
Intermediate support bracket HK13 is supported with ceiling
support bracket TP1. Intermediate support bracket HK13 is
fastened onto ceiling support bracket TP1 with bolt set RS 3.
Intermediate support with threaded rod
Intermediate support bracket HK13 is supported with threaded
rod GT. Cable ladder KS20 is fastened onto intermediate
support bracket HK13/KS20 with brackets KK/KS20.
Intermediate support with threaded rod
rod GT. Cable ladder KS80 is fastened onto intermediate
support bracket HK13 with brackets KK.
rod GT.
HK13
SUPPORTS

RS 3
Intermediate support with ceiling support bracket TP1
Cable ladder KS80 is fastened onto intermediate support
bracket HK13 with bracket sKK.
Cable ladder KSF80 is fastened onto intermediate support
bracket HK13 with brackets KK.
HK13
35.
Intermediate
supporting for
KS20 cable ladder
RTF-10/KS20
RTF-10/KS20
GT
MK/KS20
KS20
GT
MK/KS20
MK/KS20
KS20 KS20
Gate supporting
for KS20 cable
ladder
10.5 x 12
10.5 x 12
10.5 x 12
10.5 x 12
10.5 x 12
16
16
16
16
16
Brac ket MK/KS20
KS20
SUPPORTS
36.
MK-210/KS20
MK-310/KS20
MK-410/KS20
MK-510/KS20
MK-610/KS20
MK-216/KS20
MK-316/KS20
MK-416/KS20
MK-516/KS20
MK-616/KS20
14 494 31
14 494 32
14 494 33
14 494 34
14 494 35
14 494 57
14 494 58
14 494 59
14 494 60
14 494 61
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
30
47
64
81
98
30
47
64
81
98
180
280
380
480
580
180
280
380
480
580
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm
Intermediate bracket MK is used to
support cable ladder KS20.
Intermediate support bracket MK can
be used in a gate support for cable
ladder KS20 together with threaded
rod GT-10.
PEX MK-210/KS20
PEX MK-310/KS20
PEX MK-410/KS20
PEX MK-510/KS20
PEX MK-610/KS20
PEX MK-216/KS20
PEX MK-316/KS20
PEX MK-416/KS20
PEX MK-516/KS20
PEX MK-616/KS20
14 309 42
14 309 43
14 309 44
14 309 45
14 309 46
14 309 52
14 309 53
14 309 54
14 309 55
14 309 56
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
30
47
64
81
98
30
47
64
81
98
180
280
380
480
580
180
280
380
480
580
A
10.5 x 10.5 B 10.5 x 10.5
26 26
10.5 x 12
10.5 x 12
10.5 x 12
10.5 x 12
10.5 x 12
16
16
16
16
16
B mm
37.
Inside wall support brac ket VKI/KS20
KS20
SUPPORTS
VKI-200/KS20
VKI-300/KS20
VKI-400/KS20
VKI-500/KS20
VKI-600/KS20
14 494 36
14 494 37
14 494 38
14 494 39
14 494 40
10
10
10
10
10
92
120
148
176
203
180
280
380
480
580
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm
Inside wall support bracket VKI/KS20 is
used to support cable ladder KS20.
A
PEX VKI-200/KS20
PEX VKI-300/KS20
PEX VKI-400/KS20
PEX VKI-500/KS20
PEX VKI-600/KS20
14 308 82
14 308 83
14 308 84
14 308 85
14 308 86
10
10
10
10
10
92
120
148
176
203
180
280
380
480
580
Inside wall support
KS20
VKI/KS20
0 35 mm
VKI/KS20
KS20
VKI/KS20
KS20
Ceiling support brac ket TP1
KS20, KS80, KSF80
38.
TP1-250
TP1-500
TP1-750
TP1-1000
TP1-1500
TP1-2000
14 496 01
14 496 02
14 496 03
14 496 04
14 496 06
14 496 08
10
10
10
10
1
1
60
90
125
156
224
287
270
495
765
990
1485
1980
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
L mm
PEX TP1-250
PEX TP1-500
PEX TP1-750
PEX TP1-1000
PEX TP1-1500
PEX TP1-2000
14 307 90
14 307 91
14 307 92
14 307 93
14 307 94
14 307 95
10
10
10
10
1
1
60
90
125
156
224
287
270
495
765
990
1485
1980
8
48
28
20
150
100
12 x 25, 2 pcs
70
L
With a symmetrical load the allowable load F of ceiling
support bracket TP1 is 3.5 kN =350 kg.
Allowable load Intermediate support with ceiling support bracket TP1
F
TP1
HK13
Bolt set RS 3
SUPPORTS
39.
KS80
TP1
KK
TP1
KK
RS 3
RS 3
Cable ladder KS80 is fastened onto intermediate support bracket
HK13 with brackets KK.
HK13
Cable ladder KSF80 is fastened onto intermediate support
bracket HK13 with brackets KK.
Industrial gate support TPK is fastened onto ceiling support
bracket TP1 with bolt sets RS 2.
Gate support
KS80
TPK
RS 2
TP1
KK
Extension of ceiling
support bracket TP1
Ceiling support bracket TP1 is extended to the desired length
using extension rail FP-2000 and extension piece J K.
TP1
JK
FP-2000
KSF80
HK13
using extension rail FP-2000 and fastened with bolt sets RS 2.
Extension of ceiling support bracket TP1
RS 2
TP1
FP-2000
SUPPORTS
Ceiling support brac ket TP2
KS20, KS80, KSF80
40.
TP2-500
TP2-1000
TP2-1500
TP2-2000
TP2-3000
14 496 10
14 496 13
14 496 15
14 496 17
14 496 18
10
1
1
1
1
215
395
663
863
1236
495
990
1485
1980
3015
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
L mm
PEX TP2-500
PEX TP2-1000
PEX TP2-1500
PEX TP2-2000
PEX TP2-3000
14 308 00
14 308 01
14 308 02
14 308 03
14 308 04
10
1
1
1
1
215
395
663
863
1236
495
990
1485
1980
3015
50 50
149
22
48
50
50
149 53
Allowable load
With a symmetrical load the
allowable load F of ceiling support
bracket TP2 is 50 kN =5000 kg.
With an asymmetrical load M = F x L. Allowed maximum momentum with an asymmetrical
load is 1.1 kNm. In the case of an asymmetrical load, calculate the momentum caused by
the wall support bracket M = F x L, and look up the lateral displacement f of the ceiling
support bracket from the graph in point H.
TP2
VK or VKF
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2
H=3.0 m
H
=
2
.
5

m
H=2.0 m
H=1.5 m
H=1.0 m
F
1
F
2
L
2
L
1
H
f
F
L
12 x 25, 8 pcs
SUPPORTS
Allowable load
L
a
t
e
r
a
l

d
i
s
p
l
a
c
e
m
e
n
t

f
,

m
m
Momentum, kNm
41.
TP2
Ceiling support
bracket TP2 with sliding nuts SMT, or with anchor rail nuts
AKM. Ceiling support bracket TP2 is fastened onto the
ceiling using, for example, wedge anchors.
Ceiling support bracket TP2 can be used with cable
ladders KS20, KS80, and KSF80.
Floor installation
Ceiling support bracket TP2 is also suitable for floor
installations.
Support from l-beam
Ceiling support bracket TP2 is fastened onto an l-beam
using welded beam plate PL.
Ceiling support bracket TP2 can be extended with anchor
rail ASR and extension pieces J K (2 units). Bolt sets RS 3
are used.
Wall support bracket VK is fastened onto ceiling support
bracket TP2 with sliding nuts SMT, or with anchor rail nuts
AKM. Ceiling support bracket TP2 is fastened onto the ceiling
using, for example, wedge anchors.
SMT
VK
TP2
SMT
KS20
KK/KS20
KS80
KSF80
KK
VKF
PL
TP2
KK
SMT
VKF
KS80
TP2
RS 3
JK
ASR
TP2
SMT
VKF
TP2
VK
SMT
KK
SUPPORTS
Ceiling support
Ceiling support
TP2-L-500
TP2-L-1000
TP2-L-1500
TP2-L-2000
TP2-L-3000
14 491 30
14 491 31
14 491 32
14 491 33
14 491 34
10
1
1
1
1
340
550
760
970
1400
495
990
1485
1980
3015
Ceiling support brac ket TP2-L
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
L mm
42.
PEX TP2-L-500
PEX TP2-L-1000
PEX TP2-L-1500
PEX TP2-L-2000
PEX TP2-L-3000
14 308 10
14 308 11
14 308 12
14 308 13
14 308 14
10
1
1
1
1
340
550
760
970
1400
495
990
1485
1980
3015
45
9 x 25
L
89
12 x 25, 8 pcs
149
50
50
50 50
149
48 22
Allowable load
F
With a symmetrical load the al-
lowable load F of ceiling support
bracket TP2-L is 80 kN =8000
kg.
With an asymmetrical load M = F x L. Allowed maximum momentum with an asymmetrical
load is 2.3 kNm. In the case of an asymmetrical load, calculate the momentum caused by the
wall support bracket M = F x L, and look up the lateral displacement f of the ceiling support
bracket from the graph in point H.
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1,0 1,2
H=3,0 m
H
=
2
,
5

m
H=2,0 m
H=1,5 m
H=1,0 m
1,4 1,6 1,8 2,0
H
L
2
L
1
F
2
F
1
f
SUPPORTS
Allowable load
L
a
t
e
r
a
l

d
i
s
p
l
a
c
e
m
e
n
t

f
,

m
m
Momentum, kNm
Ceiling support
43.
Floor installation Extension of ceiling support bracket TP2-L
bracket TP2-L with sliding nuts SMT, TB or with anchor rail
nuts AKM. Ceiling support bracket TP2-L is fastened onto
the ceiling using for example wedge anchors.
Ceiling support bracket TP2-L can be used with cable ladders
KS20, KS80, and KSF80.
Ceiling support bracket TP2-L is also suitable for floor
installations.
Ceiling support bracket TP2-L can be extended with anchor
rail ASR-L and extension pieces J K (2 units). Bolt sets RS2
are used (8 pcs).
TP2-L
SMT
VKF
KS20
KS80
KSF80
VKF
TP2-L
SMT
TP2-L
VKF
ASR-L
TP2-L
JK
RS 2
SUPPORTS
Ceiling support
TP2-P-500
TP2-P-1000
TP2-P-1500
TP2-P-2000
TP2-P-3000
14 491 40
14 491 41
14 491 42
14 491 43
14 491 44
1
1
1
1
1
540
900
1260
1630
2350
495
990
1485
1980
3015
Ceiling support brac ket TP2-P
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
L mm
44.
PEX TP2-P-500
PEX TP2-P-1000
PEX TP2-P-1500
PEX TP2-P-2000
PEX TP2-P-3000
14 308 20
14 308 21
14 308 22
14 308 23
14 308 24
1
1
1
1
1
540
900
1260
1630
2350
495
990
1485
1980
3015
Allowable load
F
H
L
2
L
1
F
2
F
1
L
45
9 x 25
50 50 35,5 35,5
220
50
50
149
22 48
104
With a symmetrical load the allowable
load F of ceiling support bracket TP2-
P is 80 kN =8000 kg.
With an asymmetrical load M = F x L. Allowed maximum momentum with an
asymmetrical load is 3.7 kNm. In the case of an asymmetrical load, calculate the
momentum caused by the wall support bracket M = F x L, and look up the lateral
displacement f of the ceiling support bracket from the graph in point H.
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2
H=3.0 m
H=2.0 m
H=1.5 m
H=1,0 m
1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0
f
H=2.5 m
12 x 25, 12 pcs
SUPPORTS
Allowable load
L
a
t
e
r
a
l

d
i
s
p
l
a
c
e
m
e
n
t

f
,

m
m
Momentum, kNm
45.
bracket TP2-P with sliding nuts SMT, TB or with anchor rail
nuts AKM. Ceiling support bracket TP2-P is fastened onto
the ceiling using, for example, wedge anchors.
Ceiling support bracket TP2-P can be used with cable ladders
KS20, KS80, and KSF80.
Ceiling support bracket TP2-P is also suitable for floor
installations.
Ceiling support bracket TP2-P can be extended with anchor
rail ASR-P and extension pieces J K (2 units). Hexagonal bolts
M8x120 and nut M8 are used (4 pcs).
Ceiling support
Floor installation Extension of ceiling support bracket TP2-P
TP2-P
VKF
SMT, TB or AKM
KS20
KS80
KSF80
VKF
TP2-P
TP2-P
SMT, TB or AKM
VKF
JK
ASR-P
TP2-P
SUPPORTS
Ceiling support
HK2-300
HK2-500
HK2-750
HK2-1000
14 496 33
14 496 35
14 496 37
14 496 40
10
10
10
10
115
144
192
240
315
495
765
990
Suspension brac ket HK2
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
L mm
46.
PEX HK2-300
PEX HK2-500
PEX HK2-750
PEX HK2-1000
14 308 30
14 308 31
14 308 32
14 308 33
10
10
10
10
115
144
192
240
315
495
765
990
Ceiling support
L
Ceiling support bracket VK or VKF are
fastened with sliding nuts SMT, TB or
anchor rail nuts AKM.
Allowed load
VKF
SMT, TB or AKM
HK2
12 x 25, 2 pcs
180
250
22 48
26
45
9 x 25
The graph above shows the allowed deflection-momentums Msall. for HK2 brackets.
Calculate the momentum caused by the wall support bracket M = F x L, and
look up the lateral displacement f of the suspension bracket from the graph. If
less lateral displacement is required, see the next page for use and load of lateral
support ST.
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
0 0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6
HK2-1000
0,7
HK2-750
HK2-500
HK2-300
F
L
f
SUPPORTS
L
a
t
e
r
a
l

d
i
s
p
l
a
c
e
m
e
n
t

f
,

m
m
Momentum, kNm
47.
HK1-300
HK1-500
HK1-750
HK1-1000
14 494 97
14 494 98
14 494 99
14 495 00
10
10
10
10
86
121
172
216
325
505
775
1000
Cei l i ng suppor t HK1
KS20, KS80, KSF80
SUPPORTS
Product SSTL
number
Package
pc
Wei ght kg
/100 pc s
L mm
I nst al l at i on ex ampl es
PEX HK1-300
PEX HK1-500
PEX HK1-750
PEX HK1-1000
14 308 74
14 308 75
14 308 76
14 308 77
10
10
10
10
86
121
172
216
325
505
775
1000
Ceiling support
Wall support brackets VK, VKF or VKI are fastened onto suspension bracket HK1 with sliding nuts SMT, with
anchor rail nuts AKM or with T-nuts TB.
Ceiling support
L
45
9 x 45
150
100
22
48
26
70
12 x 25 2 kpl
HK1
VK
SMT, TB or AKM
HK1
SMT, TB or AKM
VKI
KK-MK/KS20
KS20
48.
ST-300
ST-500
ST-800
ST-1500
14 491 50
14 491 51
14 491 52
14 491 53
10
10
10
10
76
109
162
295
320
520
820
1520
221
221
221
365
Lateral support ST
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm
PEX ST-300
PEX ST-500
PEX ST-800
PEX ST-1500
14 308 70
14 308 71
14 308 72
14 308 73
10
10
10
10
76
109
162
295
320
520
820
1520
221
221
221
365
Use of
lateral
support
A
B
12.5, 2 pcs
B mm
The deflection of suspension
bracket HK2 can be reduced by
installing lateral support ST.
ST
HK2
SMT
VKF
Allowed load
The graph above shows the allowed deflection-momentums Msall. for HK2 brackets
and lateral support ST. Calculate the momentum caused by the wall support bracket
M = F x L, and look up the lateral displacement f of the suspension bracket from the
graph.
0
5
10
15
0 0,1 0,2 0,3
ST300 and HK2-1000
F
L
20
0,4 0,5
ST500 and HK2-1000
ST300 and HK2-750
ST500 and HK2-750
ST800 and
HK2-1000
ST300 and HK2-500
f
SUPPORTS
L
a
t
e
r
a
l

d
i
s
p
l
a
c
e
m
e
n
t

f
,

m
m
Momentum, kNm
PRT-200/KS20
PRT-300/KS20
PRT-400/KS20
PRT-500/KS20
PRT-600/KS20
14 499 70
14 499 71
14 499 72
14 499 73
14 499 74
20
20
20
20
20
18
30
32
46
47
250
350
450
550
650
220
320
420
520
620
Gate support PRT/KS20
KS20
SUPPORTS
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm B mm
49.
PEX PRT-200/KS20
PEX PRT-300/KS20
PEX PRT-400/KS20
PEX PRT-500/KS20
PEX PRT-600/KS20
7, 2 pcs
11, 2 pcs
16.5
A
B
Gate support
A gate support is built using threaded rods GT10 and gate support PRT/KS20.
Cable ladder KS20 is fastened onto gate support PRT/KS20 with brackets
KK/KS20.
KS20
PRT/KS20
GT-10
RTF-10/KS20
KK/KS20
14 311 32
14 311 33
14 311 34
14 311 35
14 311 36
20
20
20
20
20
18
30
32
46
47
250
350
450
550
650
220
320
420
520
620
SUPPORTS
50.
TPK-200
TPK-300
TPK-400
TPK-500
TPK-600
14 494 92
14 494 93
14 494 94
14 494 95
14 494 96
10
10
10
10
10
53
68
84
101
114
340
440
540
640
740
270
370
470
570
670
Industrial gate support TPK
KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm
PEX TPK-200
PEX TPK-300
PEX TPK-400
PEX TPK-500
PEX TPK-600
14 308 62
14 308 63
14 308 64
14 308 65
14 308 66
10
10
10
10
10
53
68
84
101
114
340
440
540
640
740
270
370
470
570
670
Gate support
B mm
Industrial gate support TPK is fastened onto ceiling support
bracket TP1 using bolt set 2. Cable ladder KS80 is fastened
onto industrial gate support TPK with brackets KK.
A
B
11 x 25, 2 pcs
7, 2 pcs
Gate support
Industrial gate support TPK is fastened onto anchor rail AS
using bolt set 2. Anchor rail AS is fastened onto the ceiling
with end bracket F. Cable ladder KS80 is fastened onto
industrial gate support TPK with brackets KK.
RS 2
TPK
KS80
KK
TP1
RS 2
AS
F
KS80
TPK
RS 2
51.
SSC/KS20 14 494 81 10 16
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
PEX SSC/KS20 14 311 40 10 16
Connec tion piec e SSC/KS20
KS20
EXTENSION PIECES
M6 x 12
200
KS20
SSC/KS20
Connection pieces SSC/KS20 are used to extend cable ladder KS20.
52.
Connection pieces SSR/KS20 are used in extending cable
ladder KS20, and connection pieces SSR in extending
cable ladder KS80.
KS20
Connec tion piec e SSR
KS20, KS80
EXTENSION PIECES
M6 x 12, 2 pcs
180
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
SSR/KS20 14 494 82 10 30
SSR 14 496 69 10 33
PEX SSR 14 308 90 10 33
Extending a cable ladder
SSR/KS20
Bend KS90 is fastened onto cable ladder KS20 using
connection pieces SSR/KS20, and onto cable ladder
KS80 using connection pieces SSR.
Fastening an angle piece to a cable ladder
SSR
KS80
KS90
53.
SSU 14 496 70 10 63
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
PEX SSU 14 308 91 10 63
Connec tion piec e SSU
KS80
EXTENSION PIECES
Connection pieces SSU are used in extending cable ladder
KS80.
M8 +M8 x 80 lock bolt
200
Bend KS90 is fastened onto cable ladder KS80 using
connection pieces SSU.
Fastening a bend to a cable ladder
KS80
SSU
KS90
SSU
KS80
KS80
54.
Cable ladder KSF80 is extended using connection pieces SSA and bolt sets KSF
from the end sections. Four bolt sets per extension are needed. If cable ladder
KSF80 is extended from some other point than the end sections products
KSF-NL can be used.
KSF80
Connec tion piec e SSA/KSF80
KSF80
EXTENSION PIECES
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
SSA/KSF80 14 496 55 10 17
PEX SSA/KSF80 14 308 92 10 17
SSA
200
NL/KS20 14 494 80 10 27
Angle joint NL
KS20, KS80
EXTENSION PIECES
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
55.
NL 14 496 67 10 28
PEX NL 14 308 94 10 28
Change in horizontal direction
Horizontal direction of cable ladder KS20 or KS80 can be
altered by cutting the side tubes to different lengths and
using angle joints NL/KS20 or NL.
Vertical branch
A vertical branch at any angle can be made using angle joints
NL/KS20 or NL.
Change in vertical direction
155 - 168.5
M6 x 12
M6 x 12
65
T-branch
Using angle joints NL/KS20 the vertical direction of cable ladder
KS20, and angle joints NL the vertical direction of cable ladder
KS80 can be altered to any angle required.
A T-branch can be made by bending angle joints NL or NL/KS20
as shown.
KS80 or KS20
NL or NL/KS20
NL/KS20
KS20
KS20
KS80 NL
KS80
NL
KS80
EXTENSI ON PI ECES
56.
Angl e j oi nt NL-TK
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Package
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc
Using angle joints NL-TK the vertical direction of cable ladder
KS80 can be altered to any angle required.
J oints NL-TK are reccommended to use in industrial
applications and harsh environments.

A T-branch can be made by bending angle joints NL-TK as shown.

NL-TK 14 496 62 10 72
PEX NL-TK 14 308 95 10 72
67
207-227
NL-TK
KS80
KS80
NL-TK
NL-TK
EXTENSION PIECES
57.
Elbow joint KSF-NL
KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
Elbow joints KSF-NL are used as cable ladder KSF80 is extended
from a point other than the end sections.
Change in vertical direction
Using elbow joints KSF-NL the vertical direction of cable ladder
KSF80 can be altered to any angle required.
KSF NL 14 496 63 10 34
PEX KSF-NL 14 3091 8 10 34
Inc ludes 2 M10 x 30 hexagonal bolts
and 2 nuts / produc t
KSF80
9, 2 pcs
12 x 25, 2 pcs
150
100
KSF80
KSF-NL
KSF80
KSF80
KSF-NL
J K 14 496 73 10 26
Extension piec e J K
KS20, KS80, KSF80
EXTENSION PIECES
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
58.
PEX J K 14 308 93 10 26
Extending ceiling support bracket TP1
TP1
230
9, 4 pcs
53
JK
FP-2000
TP2
Bolt set RS 3
JK
ASR
Extending ceiling support bracket TP2
Ceiling support bracket TP2 is extended using anchor rail
ASR and extension pieces J K (2 units), bolt sets 3 are used.
and 2 M8 nuts (bolt set 2) / produc t
KS20
VKI/KS20
KK-MK/KS20
59.
Brac ket KK-MK/KS20
KS20
INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES
KK-MK/KS20 14 494 88 20 4
Product SSTL
number pc
Package Weight kg
/100 pc s
Cable ladder KS20 is fastened onto
support MK/KS20 with brackets
KK-MK/KS20.
When gate support solution is used the
support MK/KS20 and brackets KK-MK
are fastened with threaded rods and nuts.

RTF-10/KS20
GT-10
MK/KS20
KS20
GT-10
MK/KS20
support VKI/KS20 with brackets
KK-MK/KS20.
KS20
KK-MK/KS20
KK-MK/KS20
RTF-10/KS20
PEX KK-MK/KS20 14 311 47 20 4
M10x16 +M10
26
Inc ludes M10 x 16 bolt
and M10 nut / produc t
KK/KS20 14 494 86 20 5
Brac ket KK
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
60.
KK 14 496 76 20 5
Fastening to wall support bracket
Cable ladder KS20 is fastened onto wall
support bracket VK with brackets KK/KS20,
and cable ladder KS80 with brackets KK.
KS20
58
M6 +M6 x 12
PEX KK 14 309 00 20 5
Inc ludes M6 x 12 hexagonal bolt
and M6 nut (bolt set 1) / produc t
Fastening to gate support
Cable ladder KS20 is fastened onto gate
support PRT with brackets KK/KS20.
Fastening to industrial gate support
industrial gate support TPK with
brackets KK.
KK/KS20
VK
TP1
KK
KS80
TPK
RS 2
KK/KS20
RTF-10/KS20
GT-10
PRT/KS20
KS20
KKF 14 496 78 20 5
Brac ket KKF
KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
60.
PEX KKF 14 309 02 20 5
Fastening to wall support bracket
Cable ladder KSF80 is fastened onto wall support bracket VK or VKF with
brackets KKF.
KSF80
Inc ludes M6 x 12 hexagonal bolt
and M6 nut (bolt set 1) / produc t
M6 +M6 x 12
19
KKF
VKF
61.
Wall brac kets VK2 and VK3
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm
KS80
VK2/KS20 14 494 79 10 19
VK2
VK3
14 496 71
14 496 68
10
10
24
29
PEX VK2
PEX VK3
14 309 03
14 309 04
10
10
24
29
Inc ludes M8 x 30 loc k bolt
and M8 nut
140
75
95
31
VK2
Fastening a vertical tray to a wall
A vertical tray is fastened onto a wall
with wall brackets VK2 or VK3. Wall
brackets are fastened onto the wall with,
for example, wedge anchors.
Installing switch cabinets
Switch cabinets can be fastened onto
cable ladder KS80 as shown.
Installing lighting
Lighting elements can be fastened onto
cable ladder KS20 using wall brackets
VK2/KS20, and onto cable ladder KS80
using wall brackets VK2.
32
32
77
32
77
KS80
VK2
VK2
KS80
AS
VK2 VK3
11 x 25 11 x 25
A
F 14 496 79 20 19
End brac ket F
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
62.
PEX F 14 309 13 20 19
F
75
55
12 x 25, 2 pcs
10
36
55
55
31
SK
VK2
F
RS 2
AS
KS80
SP
RS 2
Fastening to a floor
Cable ladder KS20 or KS80 is fastened onto a floor using
end brackets F.
Gate support
End brackets F can be used in a gate support as shown.

KS80
63.
T-branc h brac ket VF
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
VF 14 496 66 10 18
PEX VF 14 309 10 10 18
M6 x 12
65
59
VF
KS80
KS80
VF
AG
KS80
T-branch
T-branch brackets VF are used when making a T-branch for
cable ladders KS20 or KS80.
Use of branch plates in a T-branch
The use of branch plates AG is always reccommended in
the T-branch.
VFF/KSF80 14 496 80 10 42
Straight angle brac ket VFF/KSF80
KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
64.
PEX VFF/KSF80 14 309 11 10 42
Straight angle brackets VFF/KSF80 are used in making a T-branch in cable
ladders KSF80.
KSF80
74
148
50
100
12 x 25, 2 pcs
VFF
KSF80
T-branch
Inc ludes M10 x 30
hexagonal bolts
and M10 nuts 2 / produc t
65.
Branc h plate AG
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
AG 14 496 90 10 37
PEX AG 14 309 23 10 37
254
KS80
VF
KS80
AG
Use of branch plates AG is always recommended in a T-branch. Cable
ladders are fastened onto each other using T-branch brackets VF.
Use of branch plates in a T-branch
VEF 2 14 496 75 10 23
Vertic al tray brac ket VEF 2
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
66.
PEX VEF 2 14 309 22 10 23
Vertical tray brackets VEF 2 are used in making a vertical branch for cable
ladders KS20 or KS80.
Vertical branch
KS80
KS80
VEF 2
67.
Narrowing brac ket FM
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
L mm
FM-100
FM-200
FM-300
14 496 57
14 496 58
14 496 59
10
10
10
65
87
110
PEX FM-100
PEX FM-200
PEX FM-300
14 309 24
14 309 25
14 309 26
10
10
10
65
87
110
SSU
L
KS80
FM
KS80
100
200
300
100
200
300
Narrowing bracket FM is used in narrowing a cable ladder.
Narrowing
KSF-VT 14 496 82 10 26
Intermediate support KSF-VT
KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
68.
PEX KSF-VT 14 309 12 10 26
If cable ladder KSF80 has to be supported between the support plates
supports KSF-VT are used.
M8 +M8 x 20
KSF80
KSF-VT
VKF
Use of intermediate support
Inc ludes M8 x 20 hexagonal bolts
and M8 nuts (2 pc s) / produc t
69.
Ceiling brac ket RTF-10 and RTF-16
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
RTF-10
RTF-16
14 496 52
14 496 53
20
10
12
23
PEX RTF-10
PEX RTF-16
14 309 05
14 309 06
10
10
13
24
60
80

11
RTF-10/KS20 14 494 84 20 12
Ceiling bracket RTF is used in threaded rod ceiling suspension.
The ceiling bracket is fastened onto the roof, for example,
with a wedge anchor. Cable ladder KS20 requires ceiling
bracket RTF/KS20 and cable ladder KS80 ceiling bracket RTF.
Threaded rod suspension
Ceiling brackets RTF are used for fastening a threaded rod
to the ceiling in a gate support. Cable ladder KS20 requires
ceiling brackets RTF/KS20 and cable ladder KS80 ceiling
brackets RTF.
Gate support
40
17
12
50
70
25
50
RTF-10 RTF-16
11
RTF-10
GT-10
KK
KS80
HK13
KS20
PRT/KS20
GT-10
RTF-10/KS20
KK/KS20
RTF-S 14 496 54 10 29
Adjustable c eiling brac ket RTF-S
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
70.
PEX RTF-S 14 309 19 10 29
Adjustable ceiling bracket RTF-S is used to fasten anchor rail AS or extension
rail FP-2000 onto a slanting ceiling. The angle of the ceiling can be 67
113. Adjustable ceiling bracket RTF-S is fastened onto anchor rail AS or
extension rail FP-2000 using bolt set 2.
RTF-S
AS
125
100
9
9 x 40
11 x 20, 3 pcs
Fastening to a slanting ceiling
71.
Ceiling brac ket RTF-Z
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
50
70
50
17 12
25 25
46
Ceiling bracket RTF-Z is used when fastening to the ceiling cannot be accomplished
in exactly the right spot and threaded rod GT is to be vertical. Ceiling bracket RTF-Z
has an adjusting reach of 92 mm.
Use of ceiling bracket
RTF-Z 14 496 56 10 23
PEX RTF-Z 14 309 07 10 23
RTF-Z
GT
Ceiling support brac ket ASR-TF
KS20, KS80, KSF80
72.
ASR-TF 14 496 65 1 150
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
PEX ASR-TF 14 309 17 1 150
9
221
ASR-TF
ASR
Ceiling support
Ceiling support bracket ASR-TF is used in ceiling and
floor installations together with anchor rail ASR.
Ceiling support bracket ASR-TF is fastened onto anchor
rail ASR using the bolts provided.
and 4 nuts M8 / produc t
57
53
149
12 x 25, 8 pcs
50
50
149
50 50
73.
GT-10
GT-16
14 496 50
14 496 51
50
20
50
130
M10
M16
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
m
Weight kg
/100 m
Thread
Zinc electroplated
Intermediate support using threaded rod
Threaded rod GT is used in an intermediate support
together with intermediate support bracket HK13 and
ceiling bracket RTF.
Gate support using threaded rod
Threaded rods GT are used in a gate support together with
gate support bracket PRT/KS20 and ceiling brackets
RTF-10/KS20.
RTF-10
Threaded rod GT
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Lenght
KS80
HK13
KK
RTF-10/KS20
KK/KS20
KS20
PRT/KS20
GT-10
GT-10
GT-10 ZNK
GT-16 ZNK
2 m
2 m
14 491 60
14 491 61
50
20
50
130
M10
M16
2 m
2 m
Anc hor rail AS
KS20, KS80, KSF80
74.
AS 14 496 48 60 190 6 m
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
m
Weight kg
/100 m
PEX AS 14 310 10 60 190
Length
L
6 m
9 x 25
45
26
48
22
L
Gate support
AS
Wall support with anchor rail
support bracket VK or VKF to a larger area. Wall support
bracket VK or VKF is fastened onto anchor rail AS with sliding
nuts SMT, TB or anchor rail nuts AKM.
Anchor rail AS and the end bracket can be used to build a
gate support as shown.
Installing switch cabinets Fastening to a slanting ceiling
Adjustable ceiling bracket RTF-S is used to fasten anchor rail
AS onto a slanting ceiling. Adjustable ceiling bracket RTF-S
is fastened onto anchor rail AS using bolt set 2.
Switch cabinets can be fastened with anchor rails AS and
wall brackets VK2 onto cable ladder KS80 as shown.
KS80
F
AS
AS
SMT
KK
VKF
RS 3
KS80
SP
AS
RTF-S
AS
KS80
VK2
75.
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
m
Weight kg
/100 m
Length
L
Anc hor rail ASR
KS20, KS80, KSF80
ASR 14 496 60 60 380 6 m
PEX ASR 14 310 11 60 380
6 m
Ceiling support
ASR
Fastening wall
support bracket
Wall support bracket VK or VKF is fastened onto anchor rail
ASR using sliding nuts SMT, TB or anchor rail nuts AKM.
Ceiling support bracket ASR-TF is used in ceiling and floor
installations together with anchor rail ASR.
Extension of ceiling support bracket TP2 Support between ceiling and floor
Anchor rail ASR and four end brackets F are fastened with
bolt sets 3 to make a column between the floor and ceiling.
Ceiling support bracket TP2 is extended with anchor rail ASR
and extension pieces J K (2 units). Bolt sets 3 is used.
SMT, TB or AKM
VK
ASR-TF
ASR
TP2
RS 3
ASR
L
45
9 x 25
53
22
48
RS 3
ASR
F
Anc hor rail ASR-L
KS20, KS80, KSF80
76.
ASR-L 14 491 36 60 420 6 m
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
m
Weight kg
/100 m
PEX ASR-L 14 310 12 60 420
Lenght
L
6 m
Support between ceiling and floor Fastening wall support bracket
ASR-L using sliding nuts SMT, TB or anchor rail nuts AKM.
Anchor rail ASR-L and four end brackets F are fastened with
bolt sets RS2 to make a column between the floor and ceiling.
Extension of ceiling support
bracket TP2-L
Ceiling support bracket TP2-L is extended with anchor rail
ASR-L and extension pieces J K (2 pcs). Bolt sets RS2 are used.
89
48 22
TP2-L
VKF
SMT
TP2-L
RS 2
JK
ASR-L
ASR-L
RS 2
F
9 x 25
45
L
77.
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
m
Weight kg
/100 m
Lenght
L
Anc hor rail ASR-P
KS20, KS80, KSF80
ASR-P 14 491 37 60 845 6 m
PEX ASR-P 14 310 13 60 845
6 m
Support between ceiling and floor Fastening wall support bracket
ASR-P using sliding nuts SMT, TB or anchor rail nuts AKM.
Anchor rail ASR-P and four end brackets F are fastened with
bolt sets RS3 to make a column between the floor and ceiling.
Extension of ceiling support bracket TP2-P
Ceiling support bracket TP2-P is extended with anchor rail
ASR-P and extension pieces J K (2 units). Hexagonal bolts
M8x120 and nuts M8 are used (4 pcs).
104
48 22
ASR-P
VKF
SMT
ASR-P
F
ASR-P
JK
TP2-P
L
45
9 x 25
28
20
48
Extension rail FP-2000
KS20, KS80, KSF80
78.
FP-2000 14 496 20 10 250 2 m
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
PEX FP-2000 14 310 14 10 250
Length
L
2 m
Fastening to a slanting ceiling
Adjustable ceiling bracket RTF-S is used to fasten extension
rail FP-2000 onto a slanting ceiling. Adjustable ceiling bracket
RTF-S is fastened onto extension rail FP-2000 using bolt
set RS2.
L
RFT-S
RS 2
AS
TP1
JK
FP-2000
45
9 x 25
79.
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
Length
L
Profile CK
KS20, KS80
CK 14 496 21 10 45 1 m
PEX CK 14 310 15 10 45
1 m
Use of CK
Profile CK is fastened onto cable ladder KS80 with brackets
KK. The CK-profile is used, for example, when lighting elements
are fastened onto a cable ladder.
11 x 15
L
25
C-rail
KK
TFP 14 496 64 10 12
Ceiling suspension brac ket TFP
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
80.
PEX TFP 14 309 20 10 12
Ceiling support bracket TP1 can be fastened onto a trapeze section with
anchor rail AS and ceiling suspension brackets TPF.
TFP
Fastening onto a trapeze section
11, 2 pcs
5, 4 pcs
75
35
21
20
SMT
TP1
AS
81.
Corrugated bar brac ket HTK-AS
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
M10 x 20
150
28
230
HTK-AS 14 497 06 10 64
PEX HTK-AS 14 309 28 10 64
Corrugated bar bracket HTK-AS is fastened onto a corrugated bar hanging
from the ceiling. Wall support bracket VK or VKF is fastened onto corrugated
bar bracket HTK-AS using sliding nuts SMT or anchor rail nuts AKM.
Use of corrugated bar bracket
KK
CORRUGATED BAR
HTK-AS
VK
KS80
HTK-LK 14 497 07 10 50
Corrugated bar brac ket HTK-LK
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
82.
PEX HTK-LK 14 309 29 10 50
Corrugated bar bracket HTK-LK is fastened onto a corrugated bar
hanging from the ceiling, or rising from the floor. Anchor rail AS
is fastened onto corrugated bar bracket HTK-LK using bolt sets RS2.
M10 x 20
150
28
9,2 pcs
130
50
AS
HTK-LK
CORRUGATED BAR
Using corrugated
bar bracket
RS 2
83.
Corrugated bar brac ket HTK-SK
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
150
48
9
28
32
HTK-SK 14 497 08 10 40
PEX HTK-SK 14 309 30 10 40
AS
HTK-SK
CORRUGATED BAR
Using corrugated
bar bracket
Corrugated bar bracket HTK-SK is fastened onto a corrugated bar
protruding from a wall. Anchor rail AS is fastened onto corrugated bar
bracket HTK-SK with bolt set 2.
RS 2
PL 14 491 56 10 96
Beam plate PL
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
84.
PEX PL 14 309 31 10 96
Ceiling support bracket TP2 is fastened, for instance, onto an l-beam using
beam plate PL. Beam plate PL is welded onto the l-beam, and ceiling support
bracket TP2 is fastened onto beam plate PL using bolt sets KSF.
Support from an l-beam
VKF
12 x 25, 8 pcs
149
149
KS80
SMT
KK
TP2
PL
RS KSF
I NSTALLATI ON ACCESSORI ES
85.
20
11
PK1
GT-10
KK
HK13
KS80
Beam brac ket PK1
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
PK1 14 496 31 10 15
Ceiling support bracket HK13, for instance, is fastened onto an l-beam
using threaded rod GT-10 and beam bracket PK1.
Maximum traction load of beam bracket PK1 is 300 kg.
l-beam
PK2
AS
RS K
KK
RS3 HK13
TP1
60
Beam brac ket PK2
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
PK2 14 496 32 10 25
Ceiling support bracket TP1, for instance, is fastened onto an l-beam using beam brackets PK2 (2 pcs.) and AS profile.
Support bracket TP1 is fastened onto profile AS using bolt sets RS K (SSTL nr. 14 317 35).
Brackets PK2 are suitable for I-beam with thickness max. 18 mm.
l-beam
PK2
I NSTALLATI ON ACCESSORI ES
86.
87.
Coupling plate DPA
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
DPA 14 496 85 10 31
PEX DPA 14 309 14 10 31
Coupling plate DPA is used to fasten switch boxes, coupling boxes etc. onto
the side of a cable ladder. Coupling plate DPA is fastened onto a cable ladder
by bending the fastening sections around the side tube. If necessary, the
joint can be secured with sheet-iron screws.
Fastening boxes
KS80
DPA
DPA
180
210
DPB-120 14 496 87 10 29
Coupling plate DPB-120
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
88.
PEX DPB-120 14 309 15 10 29
Coupling plate DPB-120 is used to fasten switch boxes, coupling boxes etc.
onto the rungs of cable ladders. Coupling plate DPB-120 is fastened onto
the rung by bending the fastening sections into the hole.
Fastening boxes
KS80
DPB-120
125
250
89.
KL-150
KL-200
KL-300
KL-400
KL-500
KL-600
14 492 01
14 492 02
14 492 03
14 492 04
14 492 05
14 492 06
10
10
10
10
10
10
150
180
240
300
360
420
Coupling plate KL
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Package
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
Hot dip galvanised sheet metal
Inc ludes sc rews for fastening.
A mm
151
201
301
401
501
601
510
15
30
15
A
Coupling plate KL is used to fasten switch cabinets and boxes,
coupling boxes etc. equipment.
90.
Protec tive c ap P
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
P 14 496 81 10 1
Plastic, black
Protective caps P are used at the ends of cable ladders KS20 and KS80 to
prevent dust and dirt from entering inside of the ladder.
Protects the end of a cable ladder
KS80
P
60
15
SP 14 496 72 10 1
Protec tive c ap SP
KS20, KS80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
Plastic, black
91.
Protective caps SP are used to protect the ends of anchor rail AS,
or extension rail FP.
Protects the end of an anchor rail
F
RS 2
AS
KS80
AS
SP
48
26
92.
Cable c lip KP
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
KP12
KP14
KP18
KP22
KP26
KP30
KP34
KP40
KP46
KP52
KP60
13 240 62
13 240 64
13 240 68
13 240 70
13 240 72
13 240 74
13 240 76
13 240 78
13 240 80
13 240 82
13 240 84
200
200
200
200
200
200
150
100
100
100
100
2
2
3
3
3
4
4
7
9
10
11
Cable clips KP are used to fasten cables onto the rungs of cable
ladders KS20, KS80, and KSF80.
KS80
Cable clips KP are used to fasten cables onto
anchor rail AS.
Fastening cables
KP
Fastening cables
MEKA ZN-SPRAY 14 497 09 1 43
Zink spray
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
Zinc spray
93.
Zinc spray is used to protect surfaces after they have been cut or damaged.
Use of zinc spray
Z
n-spray
Protec tive c over SK
KS20, KS80, KSF80
COVERS
94.
SK-150
SK-200
SK-300
SK-400
SK-500
SK-600
14 497 11
14 497 12
14 497 13
14 497 14
14 497 15
14 497 16
10
10
10
10
10
10
378
468
648
828
1008
1188
151
201
301
401
501
601
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
PEX SK-150
PEX SK-200
PEX SK-300
PEX SK-400
PEX SK-500
PEX SK-600
14 309 61
14 309 62
14 309 63
14 309 64
14 309 65
14 309 66
10
10
10
10
10
10
378
468
648
828
1008
1188
A mm
151
201
301
401
501
601
Protection of cables
Cover clips KAP are used to obtain more cable space under
protective cover SK.
Protective cover SK is used as a kick protection for cables,
and it is fastened onto a cable ladder with sheet-iron screws.
KAP
VK2
SK
1500
A
50
30
F
SK
KS80
95.
COVERS
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
Cover c lip KAP
KS20, KS80, KSF80
KAP 14 497 00 10 22
PEX KAP 14 309 27 10 22
Cover clips KAP are used to obtain more cable space under
protective cover SK.
114
40
KAP
SK
KS80
Dust protec tion c over PSK
KS20, KS80, KSF80
COVERS
96.
PSK-150
PSK-200
PSK-300
PSK-400
PSK-500
PSK-600
14 491 00
14 491 01
14 491 02
14 491 03
14 491 04
14 491 05
30
30
30
30
30
30
220
248
314
386
462
539
151
201
301
401
501
601
Produc t SSTL
number
Package
m
Weight kg
/100 m L mm
PEX PSK-150
PEX PSK-200
PEX PSK-300
PEX PSK-400
PEX PSK-500
PEX PSK-600
14 309 91
14 309 92
14 309 93
14 309 94
14 309 95
14 309 96
30
30
30
30
30
30
220
248
314
386
462
539
A mm
151
201
301
401
501
601
Use of dust protection cover
Dust protection cover PSK is used to prevent dirt and dust
from gathering on top of cables. Dust protection cover PSK
is fastened onto a cable ladder with sheet-iron screws.
KS80
PSK
L
A
C
B
50
50
70
70
70
70
B mm
50
50
70
70
70
70
30
30
30
30
30
30
C mm
30
30
30
30
30
30
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
Lenght
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
3000
PSK-150 PURAL
PSK-200 PURAL
PSK-300 PURAL
PSK-400 PURAL
PSK-500 PURAL
PSK-600 PURAL
14 310 91
14 310 92
14 310 93
14 310 94
14 310 95
14 310 96
15
15
15
15
15
15
160
180
230
280
330
385
Hot galvanised sheet metal with "Pural" surface treatment (gray RR22 ! RAL 7045)
151
201
301
401
501
601
50
50
50
50
50
50
55
55
55
55
55
55
1500
1500
1500
1500
1500
1500
97.
COVERS
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
m
Weight kg
/100 m
A mm
Bottom plate POL
KS20, KS80, KSF80
POL-200
POL-300
POL-400
POL-500
POL-600
14 494 12
14 494 13
14 494 14
14 494 15
14 494 16
30
30
30
30
30
102
162
222
282
342
168
268
368
468
568
PEX POL-200
PEX POL-300
PEX POL-400
PEX POL-500
PEX POL-600
14 309 72
14 309 73
14 309 74
14 309 75
14 309 76
30
30
30
30
30
102
162
222
282
342
168
268
368
468
568
Use of bottom plate
Bottom plate POL is used together with a cable ladder for protection and as a screen.
A
3000
POL
KS80
AP L=2750
AP L=1750
14 497 10
14 497 18
10
10
66
42
Separation plate AP
KS20, KS80, KSF80
COVERS
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
98.
PEX AP L=2750
PEX AP L=1750
14 310 01
14 310 00
10
10
66
42
AP
Separating low current and power supply cables
Separation plate AP is used to separate low current and power
supply cables from each other.
Fastening to cable ladder rung
Separation plate AP is fastened onto a cable ladder rung using
cable ties.
7
27.5
25
250
25
A
25
KS80
AP
KS80
2746
1746
A mm
2746
1746
COVERS
99.
Low c urrent gutter SR
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
m
Weight kg
/100 pc s
A mm
SR-50
SR-100
SR-150
14 497 01
14 497 02
14 497 03
20
20
20
40
60
77
PEX SR-50
PEX SR-100
PEX SR-150
14 310 02
14 310 03
14 310 04
20
20
20
40
60
77
Separating low current and power supply cables
Low current gutter SR is used when a separate cable conduit
is required for low current cables.
Fastening to cable ladder rung
Low current gutter SR is fastened onto a cable ladder rung
using cable ties.
1996
250
A
7
25
Pre-cut opening 25
SR
KS80
KS80
SR
50
100
150
50
100
150
SMT 14 496 84 20 5
Sliding nut SMT
KS20, KS80, KSF80
BOLT SETS
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
100.
PEX SMT 14 310 22 20 5
Allowed load
Maximum traction load F of sliding nut SMT is 800 kg.
Fastening a wall support bracket to an anchor rail
A wall support bracket is fastened onto an anchor rail using
sliding nut SMT.
TP2
F
SMT
VK
TB
VK
101.
VK
M10
40
42
14
TB 14 496 49 20 7,5
T-nut TB
KS20, KS80, KSF80
BOLT SETS
Product SSTL
number
Package
pc
Wei ght kg
/100 pc s
I nst al l at i on ex ampl es

Ceiling support TP2
T-nut TB is fastened in the slot of profile AS, TP or HK Wall support bracket VK is fastened onto a ceiling support
by turning it clockwise 90. TP2 by using T-nut TB.
Profile AS
TP2
BOLT SETS
102.
Anc hor rail nut AKM
KS20, KS80, KSF80
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
AKM 14 496 83 20 10
PEX AKM 14 310 23 20 10
Allowed load
Maximum traction load F of sliding nut AKM is 800 kg.
Fastening a wall support bracket to an anchor rail
A wall support bracket is fastened onto an anchor rail using
sliding bolt AKM.
TP2
M 10 x 30
F
AKM
VK
MU M10 ZNK
MU M16 ZNK
14 491 66
14 491 67
100
100
1
3
Nuts MU
KS20, KS80, KSF80
BOLT SETS
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
Hot dip galvanised
103.
Extension nuts J M
KS20, KS80, KSF80
J M M10
J M M16
14 497 04
14 497 05
100
100
4
11
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
Zinc electroplated
Extending a threaded rod
Threaded rod GT can be extended using an extension nut.
GT-10
JM M10
GT-10
104.
RS 1
RS 2
RS 3
RS KSF
14 496 97
14 496 98
14 496 99
14 491 15
20
10
10
20
1
2
3
3
Bolt sets RS
KS20, KS80, KSF80
BOLT SETS
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
RS SSU
RS VK2
RS SMT
14 491 11
14 491 12
14 491 13
10
10
20
4
3
4
Produc t SSTL
number
Pac kage
pc
Weight kg
/100 pc s
M6 +M6 x 12 hexagonal bolt
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