B-Line Eaton series runway pan, Used to provide support for cables in runway, Pans can be trimmed to fit in field, Cable runway pan, Brushed aluminum

Yes. The Eaton B-Line SB1906AL pan is made to be trimmed to fit in the field, so a 122 inch length can be cut back for a short drop, a section between two racks, or an odd offset. The .032 inch aluminum sheet cuts and deburrs easily with standard sheet metal tools.

A runway pan is a solid sheet that lays into the ladder runway so cable rides on a flat surface instead of across open rungs. The SB1906AL is used specifically to provide support for cables in runway. You want one wherever small-diameter jumpers, fiber, or bundles would otherwise sag between rungs or take a sharp bend over a single rung. On heavy copper trunk runs across a data center, plain rungs are usually enough.

Yes, the SB1906AL cable runway pan is UL Listed. That is the item to cite if your electrical inspector or facility spec calls for listed cable support components in the pathway.

The SB1906AL is brushed aluminum, the same mill-look finish used on standard aluminum B-Line runway, so it blends with existing aluminum ladder rack rather than standing out the way a black-painted pan would.

Each SB1906AL pan weighs about 2 pounds at 122 inches long, so it is a one-hand carry up a ladder. The awkward part is the length, not the weight, and .032 inch aluminum will flex if you pick it up at one end.