Cable Tray Machines are production lines to make cable trays, the cable tray machine can be heavy gauge Roll Forming Machine, or adjustable roll forming machine that can make various web widths cable trays.
Adjustable cable tray machine can be cantilever type or through shaft type, the size adjusting is automatic and fast.
The cable tray punching can be press machine or pillar guide press, any tpe is optional.
Each cable tray machine is customized as per customers cable tray drawings.
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LED lighting boosts the world's first invisible tower
According to the architect who implemented the plan, the 450-meter-high glass building will use a series of cutting-edge LED lighting equipment and cameras to give the building's exterior a reflective skin that will disappear. The construction studio GDSArchitects has been designing the tower from the suburbs of Seoul, South Korea, near the city's airport in 2004, but its construction application has only been approved. Designed for entertainment purposes, the tower features a second-highest viewing platform in the world, 392 meters above the ground. Guangzhou Tower in Guangdong, China will continue to retain the title of the world's highest sightseeing platform, which is 488 meters above the ground. The Ultimate Tower will also have roller coasters, water parks, hotels, wedding venues and gardens. In addition to the glorious title of the world's first invisible tower, it will also become one of the top ten buildings in the world. This building is five times taller than the Statue of Liberty. The Unlimited Tower will be built in the heart of the Longshan International Business District and will be a landmark skyscraper in the eyes of airport passengers. It is said that this pioneering project aims to achieve invisible purposes by using a specific optical camera and LED to create a reflective skin on the surface of the building. Those who take the elevator will enjoy special treatment and they will be fortunate to overlook the surrounding streetscape from the tallest building in the world. Some people quoted GDS project manager Michael Collins as saying that when users enter the elevator and gradually rise to the height of the viewing, they will find that the surrounding walls have become real landscapes at the corresponding heights. This simulation experience is not intended to replace the real experience, but to motivate people to travel to these destinations and discover the interesting aspects of other cultures.