B-Line Eaton series imperial cable tray and ladder, 4" Height, 19.188" Length, 18" Width, Series 2-5 vertical inside bend, Aluminum, 90° Angle, 12" Ra

Yes, if the tray is 18 inch nominal width with a 4 inch side rail depth in B-Line's Series 2-5 aluminum line. Both the width and the rail height have to match, or the side rails won't line up for splicing. The fitting measures 18 inches wide and 4 inches high with a 19.188 inch length.

Plan for the fitting's 19.188 inch overall length along the run and a 12 inch inside bend radius, so the turn needs roughly a foot and a half of space measured from where the straight section ends. Tight ceiling or wall conditions are where crews get caught out, so check the vertical clearance before you set the last hanger on the straight run.

Aluminum is the lighter, corrosion-resistant choice, which is why it's common in outdoor, coastal, and wash-down industrial runs and anywhere crews are hanging tray overhead by hand. This fitting is aluminum and weighs 6.3 lb. Steel tray is the alternative where you need higher load capacity per span. Whichever you pick, keep the run in one material, since mixing aluminum and steel at a splice invites galvanic corrosion.

It carries CSA certification, which is what an inspector on a Canadian project will be looking for on the tray and fittings.

The order is for the bend itself, model 4A-18-90VI12. Splice plates, hardware, and any hangers or supports at the turn are ordered separately, so count two splice connections per fitting when you build out the material list.