B-Line Eaton series strut fiberglass channel and fittings, 1" channel height, 240" channel length, 1.62" channel width, Vinyl polyester resin, SH hole

That is exactly what this one is for. The BFV42SH-240 channel is molded from vinyl polyester resin rather than steel, so it does not rust and it holds up in chemical, wash-down, coastal, and water treatment environments where galvanized or painted steel strut gives out. It is also non-conductive, which matters around electrical gear. Where you need maximum load capacity in a dry indoor space, steel strut is still the stronger member for the same profile.

SH is the slotted hole pattern punched in the back of the BFV42SH-240 channel. It lets you bolt the strut through to a wall, ceiling insert, or another member anywhere along the run without field drilling, and the slots give you some adjustment when your anchors are not exactly on layout. If you want a solid back with no holes, that is a different part number in the series.

It is a fiberglass channel made of vinyl polyester resin, which is non-metallic and non-conductive, unlike steel strut. It is catalogued for electrical work and is used for conduit, cable tray, and equipment support racks where an isolated, corrosion-free member is wanted. If your design relies on the strut itself for bonding or grounding continuity, fiberglass will not do that and you need a steel channel or a separate bond conductor.

Order it as Eaton B-Line part BFV42SH-240. The number breaks down to the fiberglass vinyl ester channel in the 1 inch by 1.62 inch profile, SH hole pattern, cut to 240 inches. Fittings, channel nuts, and hardware are separate line items.

Yes, the 240 inch stick is meant to be cut to suit the run. Cut fiberglass channel with an abrasive or carbide blade and seal or coat the cut end, since the cut exposes raw resin and glass that was protected on the factory ends. Wear respiratory and skin protection when cutting resin channel.