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Cable management is integration with the infrastructure of electricity and telecommunications. These are function- and construction-oriented cable guiding or supporting systems, for example, cable trays and cable troughs. Although many people won’t recognize them, they look almost exactly alike at first. Cable trays​ and cable troughs are two different systems of cable management, each with its own unique features that distinguish it from the other. The article discusses the primary differences between cable trays and cable troughs and their advantages.

With the continued development and growth of urban transportation systems, there is an ever-increasing need for new materials that can adequately meet the stringent requirements of modern subway infrastructure. Indeed, one of such materials—Sheet Molding Compound (SMC)—has over the years captured a very significant share of the market. In this piece of writing, we take a closer look at how SMC material is making inroads into subway systems, its varied applications, and how it outsmarts traditional materials in many different ways.

Sheet Molding Compound material is such a manifest solution to forthright performance in many industries by virtue of having a unique strength-to-weight ratio, durability, and flexibility available in design. In this article we will investigate what SMC material is and its applications that reach too wide a number of areas and advantages which are brought over conventional materials. Special attention will be paid to the use of water meter boxes, urban infrastructure components, while reviewing the new products from the leading manufacturer of SMC materials—Avatar Composite.