B-Line Eaton series runway tubular, 119" height, 119" length, 24" width, ASTM A513 grade, Steel, 1008 steel, 11 gauge, Tubular stringer, Computer whit

It's a cable runway stringer for communication pathways, the kind of overhead ladder rack run above racks and cabinets in a telecom or data room. The part is a tubular stringer section, 24 inches wide, in computer white. Model SB17T24CW.

What's described here is the runway section itself, a 24 inch wide tubular stringer in computer white. Butt splice kits, wall angle brackets, threaded rod kits, radius drops, and junction hardware are separate line items, so build them into the order by the number of joints and support points in your run.

1008 steel tube, 11 gauge, built to ASTM A513 for the tubing. That's the spec to hand to an engineer reviewing the pathway submittal. It's also UL Classified.

31.7 lb per section, bare. Add your cable fill and any support hardware on top of that when you size threaded rod, wall angle, or ceiling anchors for a 119 inch span.

Yes. This is a tubular stringer, meaning the side rails are closed tube rather than open channel. Tubular runway gives a finished look where the pathway is visible in a room, and the smooth outer profile is easier to keep clean. Open channel runway is the more common choice where the run is hidden above ceiling and you want to drop clamps and hardware into the channel. Both do the same job of carrying cable overhead; pick on appearance and on which support hardware family you are already standardized on.