Rack Door Frame
Tall welded or riveted frames are controlled for squareness, hinge datum, latch engagement and rack opening fit.
Precision sheet metal rear-door heat exchanger frames for high-density server racks. We fabricate powder-coated door structures, coil protection panels, hinge-side reinforcement, drip containment trays and mounting hardware for RDHx programs that need consistent rack fit and leak-aware assembly.
A rear door heat exchanger depends on a large sheet metal structure that holds the coil, protects service hardware and still fits the rack. We fabricate the door platform around your rack and thermal package.
Tall welded or riveted frames are controlled for squareness, hinge datum, latch engagement and rack opening fit.
Coil openings, perforated guards, gasket lands and service panels are fabricated to protect thermal components without blocking airflow.
Reinforced hinge rails, latch plates, stops and lift points are checked so heavy doors swing and close predictably.
Manifold brackets, hose guides, drip trays and grounding tabs are planned around service clearance and leak-aware routing.
We fabricate the metal door frame, coil carrier, guarding, brackets, trays and hardware interfaces. Your team defines the coil, coolant controls, leak detection and final thermal certification.
RDHx assemblies combine rack mechanics, liquid-cooling interfaces and service access. We focus on the fabricated metal platform that keeps the coil protected, aligned and easy to install.
Door Frame Welded or riveted steel frames with reinforced hinge rails, protected coil openings and flat gasket lands for consistent rack sealing.
Hinge / Latch Hinge brackets, latch plates, lift points, grounding tabs and service stops that preserve door alignment through shipping and installation.
Drip Control Formed trays, hose guides and bracketry for water connections, helping operators keep coolant service points away from electronics.
Coil Guard Perforated coil guards, flat gasket lands and service panels that protect thermal components while keeping airflow and access open.
Final dimensions, coil interface and coolant hardware are built to your rack and thermal design.
| Rack formats | 42U, 45U, 48U and custom high-density racks |
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| Frame materials | Cold-rolled steel, galvanized steel, aluminum options |
| Processes | Laser cutting, CNC punching, bending, welding, hardware insertion, assembly |
| Thermal interfaces | Coil carrier frames, manifold brackets, hose guide plates, drip-control trays |
| Finish options | Black textured powder coat, e-coat base, zinc plated brackets, masked grounding zones |
| Quality checks | Door squareness, hinge fit, latch engagement, gasket-land flatness, coating thickness |
We combine sheet metal fabrication and assembly control so each RDHx door arrives ready for coil installation or final rack integration.
Confirm rack width, hinge datum, swing clearance, coil envelope, hose routing and service access.
Control long door rails, vent openings, fastener patterns and gasket lands before welding or riveting.
Build rigid frames with hinge-side reinforcement, insert hardware and verify key assembly datums.
Powder coat, mask grounding areas, test hinge and latch fit, then pack doors for rack-line handling.
Check squareness, hinge datum, latch engagement, gasket-land flatness, hardware seating and coating thickness.
Protect finished doors, bracket kits and service panels for rack-line handling, retrofit staging or site delivery.
RDHx doors combine rack mechanics and liquid-cooling service needs. The fabricated frame has to protect both fit and uptime.
Door width, height, latch position and swing clearance need to match the rack footprint without field rework.
Tall doors need stable hinge datums and reinforced rails so weight does not create sagging or binding.
Guards, carriers and gasket lands need to shield the coil while preserving airflow and service access.
Drip trays, hose brackets and manifold supports need to keep coolant service clear of sensitive rack electronics.
Materials, fabrication decisions and results for an anonymous customer project.

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Door leakage, escaping condensate and fan vibration transmitted into the rack impaired operation.
Results apply to the project configuration described on the linked page.
Read the Customer Project →Define the mating interfaces, critical dimensions, finish, inspection records and delivery requirements in the released drawing package.
Drip trays, hose guides, manifold brackets and coolant service points are kept clear of sensitive electronics areas.
Tall door frames are cut, formed, welded or riveted with checks for squareness, gasket-land flatness and hinge-side reinforcement.
Finished doors are protected and packed for rack line handling, reducing coating damage and field fit rework.
We focus on the precision sheet metal platform: door frames, coil carriers, protection panels, brackets, drip trays and assembly hardware. We can build around your selected coil and manifold package.
Yes. We review hinge datum, latch position, swing clearance, containment interference and hose routing before first article fabrication.
Black textured powder coating is common for rack-facing frames. We can mask grounding zones, plate small brackets and specify corrosion protection for humid mechanical spaces.
Send your rack model, coil envelope, hinge side, target quantity and finish requirement. Our engineering team will return a DFM review and quotation.