Cable trunking is commonly installed when setting up new machines or equipment in industrial or commercial environments.

Cable Management
One of the primary reasons for installing cable trunking with new machines is to manage and organize cables effectively. Trunking provides a structured pathway for cables, preventing them from becoming tangled, damaged, or a safety hazard.

Safety
Cable trunking helps improve safety by containing and protecting cables. It reduces the risk of tripping hazards caused by loose or exposed cables on the floor, walkways, or around the machine.

Environmental Protection
Cable trunking shields cables from environmental factors such as moisture, dust, and debris. This protection is crucial in industrial settings where machines and equipment are exposed to harsh conditions.

Preventing Interference
In manufacturing and industrial environments, there may be various electromagnetic and radiofrequency interference sources. Cable trunking can help shield cables from interference, reducing the risk of signal disruption or electrical noise affecting the equipment's performance.

Aesthetics
Cable trunking can improve the visual appearance of the workspace. Neat and organized cable routing can create a cleaner and more professional environment.