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DESKTOP SLIDING 15 3/4" X15 3/8" |
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DOOR FRONT FOR UPRIGHT CAB RACK |
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DOOR FRONT FOR UPRIGHT CAB RACK |
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DOOR FRONT FOR UPRIGHT CAB RACK |
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DOOR FRONT FOR UPRIGHT CAB RACK |
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DOOR FRONT FOR UPRIGHT CAB RACK |
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DOOR FRONT FOR UPRIGHT CAB RACK |
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DOOR FRONT FOR UPRIGHT CAB RACK |
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DOOR FRONT FOR UPRIGHT CAB RACK |
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DESKTOP SLIDING 15 3/4" X15 3/8" |
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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.
| Type | Functional Features | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Rail Kits | Adjustable mounting rails with tapped holes for secure equipment installation | Server racks, network switch installations |
| Cable Management Arms | Articulated arms for organized cable routing and strain relief | Data center rack cable routing |
| Vertical Rails | Fixed mounting points for equipment alignment and stabilization | Heavy-duty server racks |
| Rack Brackets | Angle-adjustable mounting solutions for uneven surfaces | Wall-mounted network equipment |
| Blanking Panels | Steel or plastic covers to maintain airflow integrity | Server rack airflow management |
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.
| Parameter | Importance |
|---|---|
| Load Capacity (50-200kg) | Ensures structural integrity for heavy equipment |
| Mounting Hole Pattern | Guarantees equipment compatibility (EIA-310-D standard) |
| Material Thickness | Determines durability and vibration resistance |
| Thermal Conductivity | Enables passive cooling efficiency |
| Fire Resistance Rating | Meets data center safety standards |
| Manufacturer | Representative Product |
|---|---|
| Panduit | SmartRack Universal Rails |
| Schneider Electric | APC NetShelter Cable Management |
| Siemon | Z-Max Rack System |
| Chatsworth Products | STRATUS Horizontal Cable Manager |
| Rittal | TS 8 Rack Components |
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.
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.