What is the HSN Code for FRP/GRP Cable Trays in India?

The standard HSN Code for FRP Cable Trays is 39259090. It falls under builder’s ware of plastics and is used for GST billing and industrial classification in India.

How do FRP/GRP Cable Trays compare to GI trays?

FRP and GRP cable trays are completely corrosion-resistant, lightweight, and non-conductive, unlike GI trays which are prone to rust and require earthing. FRP trays reduce maintenance costs and improve safety.

Are GRP Cable Trays fire retardant?

Yes, GRP cable trays are manufactured using fire-retardant resins and comply with UL 94 and Class 1 flame spread standards, making them suitable for high-risk environments.

What is the load capacity of FRP ladder cable trays?

The load capacity depends on thickness (3mm to 5mm) and support span. These trays are designed as per NEMA FG-1 standards to support heavy-duty cables efficiently.

Is earthing required for GRP cable trays?

No, GRP cable trays are non-conductive and do not require earthing, making them safer and more cost-effective compared to metal cable trays.

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FRP AND GRP CABLE TRAY

FRP and GRP Cable Tray

Standard Length - 3000mm.
Width - 50mm to 1000mm
Material - High-grade Polyester / Vinyl Ester Resin with Fiberglass
Types Available- Ladder Type, Perforated Type, and Solid Bottom
Brand - Hutaib

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High-Performance FRP Cable and GRP Cable Trays for Harsh Industrial Environments

In industries where corrosion, chemical exposure, and electrical conductivity are major concerns, FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) and GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) Cable Trays offer the ultimate protection for your wiring infrastructure. As a premier FRP cable tray manufacturer in India, we provide lightweight, durable, and non-conductive cable management systems designed to withstand the most demanding conditions across the country.

What is the difference between FRP and GRP?

While the terms are often used interchangeably in the industry, GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) specifically highlights the glass fiber reinforcement, whereas FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) is a broader term for fiber-reinforced polymers.

Leading FRP / GRP Cable Tray Supplier in India

With a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, we serve clients across India with prompt delivery and technical support. Whether you are looking for FRP cable trays for solar projects or GRP ladder trays for industrial infrastructure, our expert team is ready to assist.

Testimonials

Hatim Hiranandani

We transitioned to FRP cable trays form hutaib electricals for our chemical processing unit three years ago. In an environment with constant acidic vapors, traditional metal trays used to corrode within months. These FRP trays still look brand new. The resistance to chemical wear is unmatched.
Sahil Jadhav

Safety is our priority in the power sector. Using non-conductive GRP cable trays eliminated the need for complex grounding systems and drastically reduced the risk of electrical hazards. It’s a smart, one-time investment for any high-voltage environment.
Ayan Shaikh

The lightweight nature of GRP trays saved us significant time during the expansion of our Pune facility. Being nearly 60% lighter than steel, our team completed the overhead installation in record time without needing heavy lifting machinery. It’s a game-changer for large-scale industrial projects.

Frequently asked questions

The standard HSN Code for FRP Cable Trays is 39259090. This classification covers builder’s ware of plastics and is essential for accurate GST billing and industrial documentation in India.

While GI trays eventually rust, FRP/GRP is 100% corrosion-resistant. Additionally, FRP is non-conductive (does not require earthing) and significantly lighter, reducing both installation time and long-term maintenance costs.

Yes. Our GRP trays are manufactured using high-quality fire-retardant resins that meet UL 94 and Class 1 Flame Spread standards. They are designed to self-extinguish, ensuring safety in high-risk industrial environments.

Our trays are built to NEMA FG-1 standards. The load capacity varies based on the thickness (3mm–5mm) and support span, but they are specifically engineered to support heavy-duty power cables without sagging.

No. Because GRP is an insulating material, it does not conduct electricity. This eliminates the need for earthing and bonding, making it a safer and more cost-effective choice compared to metal trays.