Stago part of the Wibe Group
Stago has been part of the Wibe Group since 2021. This enables them to offer high-quality and innovative total solutions for all segments with cable trays, wire trays, ladder tracks and wall trays. Each system comes with fittings and accessories to complete projects.
The solution for industry
The Wibe ladder track is suited for industrial applications. The unique hexagonal profile makes the ladder tracks strong, making it highly applicable in the industrial sector where many large and heavy cables are used. The cable support systems are modular and flexible, making them easy to work with. Thanks to years of expertise, they offer an extensive range where the right fittings and accessories can always be found.
Wibe's solutions are very assembly-friendly. High-quality workmanship and thorough checks ensure that installers do not have to fear sharp edges or burrs. The products are available in various surface treatments so they can be used in various environments and conditions.
Sustainable future
Wibe Group is a forerunner in our industry when it comes to sustainability. For example, they have an Ecovadis Silver top 15% scorecard and have improved 23% on that compared to last year. Applying Low Carbon Zinc ensures 70% less carbon emissions. But that is not all. The Wibe Group aims to start producing Zero Carbon steel from 2026. From 2045, we are treading towards an emission-neutral production process. In short, they don't say 'metres ahead in cable support systems' for nothing.
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