Eaton SUPT WASHER HD Supt washer - UL Classified

Steel construction provides high tensile strength for secure mounting of Flextray components, resisting bending and fatigue over many years of service. This durability reduces loosening under vibration, dynamic loads, and temperature cycling, translating into fewer service calls and more reliable cable-management performance across busy manufacturing lines, data centers, and outdoor installations. The hot-dipped galvanized finish offers robust corrosion protection in demanding environments—from wash-down zones to coastal facilities—extending service life and lowering replacement costs. The protective layer also helps maintain consistent grounding integrity and electrical continuity, even when surfaces experience humidity, salt spray, or frequent cleaning cycles. With precise geometry (0.7 in length, 0.28 in width and 0.28 in height) and a substantial 9.4 lb weight, SUPT WASHER HD delivers stable, deformation-resistant support in dense Flextray assemblies. The compact profile simplifies installation in tight cable-management spaces and supports quick field adjustments without compromising strength. CSA compliance and UL Classified certification provide clear regulatory and safety assurances for electrical enclosures, data centers, and process facilities. These certifications reduce risk in audits, help meet NEC and local code requirements, and enable faster project sign-offs, particularly for multi-site deployments where standardization matters. Compatibility with Eaton B-Line Flextray hardware ensures you can standardize components across projects, reducing part variety and procurement complexity. Clear installation guides, tested fit, and documented performance data speed up commissioning, while long-term reliability lowers total cost of ownership and minimizes spare-part investments. In practice, engineers value consistent performance from accessories like SUPT WASHER HD because it supports predictable tray alignment, easy replacements, and scalable deployments in growing facilities. This translates to improved uptime, more accurate maintenance planning, and safer, code-compliant electrical infrastructure across industrial environments.