Rack Components

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
SH-2392

SH-2392

Bud Industries, Inc.

SHELF VENTILATED SLIDING

36

CB-1376

CB-1376

Bud Industries, Inc.

PANEL ALUMINUM CHASSIS

61

C-14432

C-14432

Bud Industries, Inc.

COVER SMALL RACK MOUNT VENTILATE

98110

PA-1103-MG

PA-1103-MG

Bud Industries, Inc.

PANEL ALUMINUM 19" METALLIC GRAY

43

TBC-14252

TBC-14252

Bud Industries, Inc.

COVER FOR RAK-MNT CHASSIS SOLID

26100

CH-14403

CH-14403

Bud Industries, Inc.

RACK SMALL MNT CHASSIS ALUMINUM

4851

HC-14103

HC-14103

Bud Industries, Inc.

CHASSIS VALULINE 5.25" X17" X13"

0

CB-1373

CB-1373

Bud Industries, Inc.

PANEL ALUMINUM CHASSIS

620

CH-14402

CH-14402

Bud Industries, Inc.

RACK SMALL MNT CHASSIS ALUMINUM

2416

HC-14107

HC-14107

Bud Industries, Inc.

CHASSIS VALULINE 10.5" X17"X 15"

1721

D-1723-BT

D-1723-BT

Bud Industries, Inc.

DRAWER SLIDING 16.56X6.31X19.18"

0

TBC-14262

TBC-14262

Bud Industries, Inc.

COVER FOR RAK-MNT CHASSIS VENTED

2212

SH-1730

SH-1730

Bud Industries, Inc.

SHELF NON VENTILATED STATIONARY

12

CH-14404

CH-14404

Bud Industries, Inc.

RACK SMALL MNT CHASSIS ALUMINUM

1412

PA-1106-MG

PA-1106-MG

Bud Industries, Inc.

PANEL ALUMINUM 19" METALLIC GRAY

1

CH-14400

CH-14400

Bud Industries, Inc.

RACK SMALL MNT CHASSIS ALUMINUM

1149

SFA-1836

SFA-1836

Bud Industries, Inc.

PANEL SURFACE SHIELD ALUM .12"

2

PA-1108-MG

PA-1108-MG

Bud Industries, Inc.

PANEL ALUMINUM 19" METALLIC GRAY

0

C-14440

C-14440

Bud Industries, Inc.

COVER SMALL RACK MOUNT SOLID

38109

HC-14101

HC-14101

Bud Industries, Inc.

CHASSIS VALULINE 3.5" X 17" X13"

266

Rack Components

1. Overview

Rack components are standardized hardware elements designed to mount and organize electronic equipment in 19-inch or 23-inch rack systems. These modular components enable efficient installation, maintenance, and scalability of critical infrastructure in data centers, telecommunications, and industrial environments. Their standardized dimensions (per EIA-310 specifications) ensure interoperability across manufacturers, while advanced designs address thermal management, cable organization, and structural integrity requirements in modern technical installations.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
Rail KitsAdjustable mounting rails with tapped holes for secure equipment installationServer racks, network switch installations
Cable Management ArmsArticulated arms for organized cable routing and strain reliefData center rack cable routing
Vertical RailsFixed mounting points for equipment alignment and stabilizationHeavy-duty server racks
Rack BracketsAngle-adjustable mounting solutions for uneven surfacesWall-mounted network equipment
Blanking PanelsSteel or plastic covers to maintain airflow integrityServer rack airflow management

3. Structure and Composition

Typical rack components feature cold-rolled steel construction ( 12 gauge) with zinc-plated or powder-coated finishes for corrosion resistance. Modular designs incorporate slotted mounting patterns (1U=1.75" increments) with square or threaded mounting holes. Advanced components integrate quick-release mechanisms, tool-less installation features, and integrated cable channels. Structural elements often include reinforced mounting flanges and vibration-damping materials for seismic stability.

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterImportance
Load Capacity (50-200kg)Ensures structural integrity for heavy equipment
Mounting Hole PatternGuarantees equipment compatibility (EIA-310-D standard)
Material ThicknessDetermines durability and vibration resistance
Thermal ConductivityEnables passive cooling efficiency
Fire Resistance RatingMeets data center safety standards

5. Application Fields

  • Data Centers: Server racks, storage arrays
  • Telecommunications: Switchgear, fiber distribution frames
  • Industrial Automation: PLC racks, control systems
  • Audio/Visual: Broadcast equipment, mixing consoles
  • Medical Equipment: Diagnostic imaging systems, lab instruments

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative Product
PanduitSmartRack Universal Rails
Schneider ElectricAPC NetShelter Cable Management
SiemonZ-Max Rack System
Chatsworth ProductsSTRATUS Horizontal Cable Manager
RittalTS 8 Rack Components

7. Selection Guidelines

Key selection factors include: equipment weight and dimensions, environmental conditions (temperature/humidity), required mounting depth (24"-42" typical), cable management requirements, and future expansion needs. For seismic zones, specify vibration-resistant hardware. In high-density data centers, prioritize components with integrated airflow management. Always verify compatibility with existing rack systems and industry standards.

8. Industry Trends

Current trends include: smart rack components with embedded sensors for real-time monitoring, modular tool-less designs for rapid deployment, composite materials for weight reduction, and AI-optimized thermal management systems. The growing adoption of edge computing is driving demand for compact, outdoor-rated rack solutions. Sustainability initiatives are increasing use of recycled materials and energy-efficient cooling designs.

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