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Cable Ladder

The heavy-duty line — open-rung steel ladder built for long spans, high cable weights, and the working conditions of a mine, a power plant, or an offshore platform. SLW-series side rails up to 150 mm deep, rungs at 150 or 300 mm spacing, widths to 1200 mm. Hot-dip galvanised or stainless as standard; powder-coated on request for the exposed architectural runs.

Dimensions

Fabricatable ranges.

Every order is cut to specification. The ranges below describe what we fabricate as standard at the Tangerang line — extended dimensions are available on engineering request.

Specification Range
Widths100 – 1200 mm
Rung spacing150 mm · 300 mm (specify on order)
Side rail height75 – 150 mm
Material thickness1.2 – 3.0 mm
Standard lengths2400 mm · 3000 mm · 6000 mm
FinishesHot-dip galvanised · Stainless 304 / 316 · Powder-coated (Jotun)

Applications

Where this line lives.

  • Power-plant and substation control cable runs, where the ladder rail carries the weight of kilometre-long bundled cabling.

  • Mining conveyor and crusher buildings — hot-dip galvanised ladder stands up to airborne coal dust and wash-down.

  • Offshore platforms and marine conversion yards, specified in stainless 316L for chloride exposure.

Built for span and weight

A Metosu cable ladder is a structural element before it is a container. The side rails carry the load; the rungs hold the cables. SLW-series rails are pressed from 1.2 to 3.0 mm steel, perforated for cable-tie and clamp fixing, and welded rung-to-rail at our Tangerang facility. Standard lengths run 2400 and 3000 mm, with 6000 mm available on engineering request for long-span installations.

Substrate and finish

Hot-dip galvanised is the default for outdoor and industrial installations — 75 µm zinc as standard, thicker on request. Stainless 304 handles pharmaceutical and food-grade environments; stainless 316 handles marine and chemical. Powder coating in Jotun is available for exposed architectural runs where the ladder itself is part of the visible service design.

Forty years of the heavy work

Metosu has been fabricating ladder systems in Tangerang since 1984. The SLW geometry we ship today is the geometry we shipped in 1990 — proven against the field conditions that matter, refined on material and coating.

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