B-Line Eaton series strut fiberglass channel and fittings, 1.62" channel height, 240" channel length, 1.62" channel width, Polyester resin, SH hole pa

That is exactly what this one is for. The BFP22SH-240 channel is polyester resin fiberglass rather than galvanized or stainless steel, so it does not rust or need protective coating in washdown areas, water and wastewater plants, coastal installs, or chemical rooms. It is also non-conductive, which matters around electrical gear. Where you need high point loads or welded connections, steel strut is still the better pick.

SH is the slotted-hole pattern: the back of the channel is punched with a repeating slot series along its length, so you can bolt hangers, brackets, and base plates anywhere along the run without field drilling. If you want an unpunched solid-back channel instead, you need a different pattern designation, not the SH.

Order BFP22SH-240 from the Eaton B-Line strut fiberglass channel series. The number reads out as the 22 profile (1.62 x 1.62 in), SH slotted hole pattern, 240 in length.

No. BFP22SH-240 is the bare 240 in channel stick only. Channel nuts, hardware, end caps, and fittings are ordered separately, and for a fiberglass run in a corrosive area most specs pair the channel with stainless or fiberglass fittings rather than plain zinc hardware.

Yes, the 240 in stick is meant to be cut down on site to suit the run. Cut fiberglass channel with an abrasive or carbide blade, wear respiratory and eye protection for the dust, and seal the cut ends per the job spec to keep moisture out of the exposed resin.