Rack Components

Part Number	Description / PDF	Quantity
D68FDW Panduit Corporation	48RU 600MM W FRONT DOOR WHT	0
S52PSWH Panduit Corporation	NET-SERV 45RU X 48/1200 DEPTH, R	0
D85FDB Panduit Corporation	45RU X 800MM WIDTH FRONT DOOR, B	0
S71SSHDG Panduit Corporation	51RU X 700MM SOLID REAR DOOR FOR	0
N5SSD1000W Panduit Corporation	45RU SPLIT SOLID DOORS FOR NEXUS	0
NRD6B1 Panduit Corporation	6" NETRUNNER DOOR	0
N22SPHG Panduit Corporation	42 RU 1200MM SPLIT HINGED SIDE P	0
PED696B1 Panduit Corporation	6" PATCHRUNNER HIGH CAPACITY DOO	162
S71SHDG Panduit Corporation	51 RU 700MM SINGLE HINGE PERFORA	0
S21SPD2G Panduit Corporation	FACEPLATE ACCESSORY	0
S72DSH Panduit Corporation	SINGLE HINGE PERFORATED DOOR FOR	0
S81SHDG Panduit Corporation	51 RU 800MM SINGLE HINGE PERFORA	0
N82SPSG Panduit Corporation	48 RU 1200MM STANDARD SIDE PANEL	0
SN85SSHDG Panduit Corporation	45RU X 800MM SOLID REAR DOOR FOR	0
CUFBPR4806HBG1 Panduit Corporation	48RU BLANKING PANEL - GRAY	0
N82SPH Panduit Corporation	48 RU 1200MM N TYPE CABINET SPLI	0
D88RDB Panduit Corporation	48RU 800MM W SPLIT REAR DOOR BK	0
FLT/N Panduit Corporation	ENCLOSURE MANAGEMENT	0
NFD884 Panduit Corporation	NETFRAME DUAL HINGE DOOR 8" WIDE	0
CMPH2G Panduit Corporation	ACCY CABLE MGMT D-RING	0

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.