B-Line Eaton series imperial cable tray and ladder, 6" Height, 20.692" Length, 24" Width, Series 2-5 vertical inside bend, Aluminum, 30° Angle, 24" Ra

A vertical inside bend turns the tray run up or down while keeping the cables on the inside of the curve, so the tray can follow a change in elevation without crushing bend radius. Eaton B-Line model 6A-24-30VI24 makes that turn at 30 degrees on a 24 inch radius, in a 6 inch deep, 24 inch wide ladder profile. If your run needs the cables on the outside of the curve instead, you want a vertical outside bend, not this fitting.

Allow 20.692 inches of length for the fitting itself, measured along the run, with the curve struck on a 24 inch radius. Lay that out before you cut your straight sections, and leave room at each end for the splice plates.

Order Eaton B-Line 6A-24-30VI24. Read it as 6 inch rail depth, aluminum, 24 inch width, 30 degree vertical inside bend, 24 inch radius, so the number itself confirms you have the right depth, width, angle, and radius before it ships.

The 6A-24-30VI24 is the bend section itself. Splice plates, connector hardware, and any hold-down or support hardware are ordered separately, and they need to be the aluminum splice plates matched to Series 2 through 5 rail so you are not mixing metals at the joint.

This one is aluminum, which is the usual pick for corrosive or damp environments and for keeping hanging weight down, and it needs no galvanizing or paint. The fitting weighs 6 lb, so a single installer can set it on the trapeze without help. Steel tray is the choice where you need higher load capacity in the same cross section.