These cabinets accommodate up to 3,200 lbs. of equipment and have larger interiors than standard electronics cabinets. Use them to house large-size automation controls, data communication, and networking equipment. The front and rear doors are perforated for ventilation and visibility. Both doors are lockable and include two keys. They are keyed alike (all open with the same key). Cabinets have two sets of depth-adjustable mounting rails and an open bottom for cable exit as well as ventilation.

Shelves can be mounted at any level.

Mount these shelves in standard electronics cabinets that are 19 in. wide to hold components that cannot fit directly to the enclosure. They adjust to different rack depths and are quick to remove thanks to their adjustable mounting bracket; you can even flip them upside down so their lip isn’t in the way. Locking slides hold these shelves in place when they’re fully open and closed. To help prevent electrical components from overheating, they’re vented.

Aluminum shelves are lightweight and corrosion resistant. Steel shelves handle heavier components than aluminum shelves.

Add cable management arms to hold electrical cables out of the way and protect them from damage when you slide the shelves.

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Mount standard 19" wide components to these racks. They have a double-hinged sidewall for rear access to components.

Mount servers, automation controls, and computers in these open racks, they make it easy to organize and swap out components. Less bulky than electronics cabinets, you can line up these racks to maximize limited storage space. Each rack has two pairs of grounding studs that create a path for static electricity and protect components from electric shocks. They meet UL 2416 so they're rated for use in server rooms and other IT, AV, and telecom installations.

All are compatible with standard 19" wide components. One rack unit is 1.75" high.

Attach shelves to store components that can’t mount directly to the rack.

Use mounting brackets to secure lightweight accessories, such as routers, that can’t mount directly to the rack because they’re less than 19" wide. Unlike shelves, brackets leave the bottom of accessories exposed, which can make accessing them easier. To attach accessories, add your own mounting holes—these brackets are thin enough to drill through easily.

To move and position racks, add dollies.

The add-on unit attaches to a four-level complete unit to extend the width for additional storage. Complete unit with seven storage levels includes shelves for additional support. Fasteners are not included. All racks should be securely bolted to the floor.

Tranpsort all your spools at the same time or use as a hand truck when spools are removed. Two wire guides on the handle allow for controlled dispensing. Spindles can be repositioned to accept different reel sizes.

Shaft collars secure the spools on the spindles.

Store bars, spools, and other items on a single versatile rack. Choose a frame and add components to store pipe, flat stock, and spools. The hanger beams and shelves attach to the frame without fasteners.

Spindles hold spools, gears, and wheels. Use with a hanger beam.

Store, organize, and transport spools of wire and small tools around your jobsite. These carts have eight spindles that support and allow spools to spin, making it easy to dispense and cut wire. Remove them to make room for large spools. All of the spindles are recessed to keep your spools inside the cart and protect them from bumps while being moved. Wire guides grip your wire to keep it from excessive unspooling.

Carts have a lip on the top shelf to contain spills and prevent small tools and other items from sliding off. Slots in the side panels allow you to hook on trays or bin boxes (not included) to keep a variety of parts close at hand, such as crimpers, wire nuts, and electrical tape.

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