Cable Trays & Raceways

We spend most of our days at B-66 in the Naraina Indl. Area, Phase-Ii. It’s a busy spot. Cable Trays & Raceways isn't a fancy office with glass walls. It’s mostly just us working with metal and tools in the back. Sometimes the machines get really loud, and the floor gets a bit messy with metal scraps, but that’s how it goes when you’re actually making things. We’ve been here for a while now. The neighborhood is always crowded, and parking is a headache, but we like being right in the middle of all the industrial activity. People stop by to ask about different sizes of trays or how the raceways are coming along. We don’t have a big marketing team or anyone to write glossy brochures. It’s usually just one of us answering the phone or showing a visitor around. We focus on getting the measurements right because if the trays don't fit, it's a waste of everyone's time. We deal with lots of steel and bending machines every day. If you walk past our gate in Phase-Ii, you’ll probably see a truck loading up or someone cutting material to size. We try to keep things simple here. No big corporate meetings, just regular work. Sometimes we run behind schedule when a machine breaks down, but we just fix it and keep going. That’s pretty much what life is like at Cable Trays & Raceways. We just show up, do the work at B-66, and head home.