Build-to-print 19-inch server racks and EIA-310 equipment cabinets for OEM, colocation and enterprise platforms. We fabricate rail interfaces, 42U frames, doors, panels, cable-management features and thermal-integration hardware to the released drawing and inspection plan. For non-standard high-density platforms, see our custom data center racks.
From standard 19-inch closed cabinets to open frames, wall-mount enclosures and fully custom AI-density racks — we build the rack format your application demands.
Enclosed Cabinet Fully enclosed cabinets with locking front and rear doors, removable side panels, integrated cable management and PDU mounting. The workhorse of modern data centers and IT rooms.
Open Frame 2-post and 4-post open-frame configurations for networking equipment, patch panels, and environments where airflow is unrestricted. Significantly lower cost than enclosed cabinets.
Wall Mount Compact wall-mount cabinets for edge data centers, branch offices, remote sites and IT closets. Hinged designs allow service access without removing equipment.
42U / Reinforced EIA-310 rail geometry, reinforced frame members and controlled door and panel fit for heavier 19-inch equipment loads. For non-standard AI or liquid-cooled platforms, use our dedicated custom data center rack scope.
Standard-interface references are shown for RFQ planning. The released drawing, OEM validation plan and quotation define the supplied rack metalwork.
| Parameter | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting width | 19" (482.6 mm) | EIA-310-E / IEC 60297 standard |
| Standard heights | OEM-selected rack format | 1U = 44.45 mm (1.75") is a standard reference |
| External width | Released drawing | Cable routing and site envelope govern |
| External depth | Released drawing | Equipment and cable-clearance inputs govern |
| Material thickness | Released drawing | OEM load and structural design govern |
| Static load capacity | RFQ-defined | OEM defines and validates installed load cases |
| Dynamic load (rolling) | RFQ-defined | OEM defines rolling load and caster system |
| Rail tolerance | Released drawing tolerance | Inspection method agreed in the RFQ |
| Seismic rating (optional) | OEM- or engineer-defined target | External validation required when specified |
| Door perforation | Released drawing | OEM thermal design and validation govern |
| Ingress protection (sealed) | IP20 / IP55 target interfaces by OEM | Final ingress validation by OEM or test body |
| Cooling capacity | OEM-defined and validated | Liquid-cooling or RDHx interfaces by released design |
| Production planning | Committed by project | After drawing, inspection and schedule review |
Eight production steps from raw steel coil to an inspected, trial-assembled rack built to the released drawing.
Pre-production DFM analysis ensures EIA-310 compliance, thermal performance modeling, and structural verification for target load capacity.
Material records and incoming checks follow the released specification and are included only when specified, available and quoted.
The quotation confirms the cutting and punching route for rails, panels, ventilation patterns and mounting holes.
Frames, doors and panels follow a quoted forming route and the released angle tolerances and agreed inspection plan.
The welding route, fixture, joint controls and inspection scope are confirmed for the released frame. No weld result or distortion level is assumed.
Pretreatment (zinc phosphate) + epoxy-polyester powder coat. Standard and custom colors can follow the released finish specification; salt-spray requirements and validation are buyer-defined.
Rail installation, door hinge mounting, leveling foot installation, caster mounting, cable management accessories. Any assembly checks follow the RFQ-defined method and sampling plan.
Drawing-defined dimensional and finish inspection. Any load testing follows the buyer-selected test plan and responsible test party. Custom palletizing for global ocean / air freight shipping.
Material selection driven by application — indoor data center, outdoor edge, marine/harsh environment, or weight-critical applications.
Common project option
Outdoor / humid environment racks
Weight-critical, mobile racks
Marine, food, cleanroom environments
Drawing-defined high-strength rack structures
Hybrid / specialty designs
The RFQ should define critical rack interfaces, inspection evidence and any independent test scope. No data-center performance level is implied without an accepted drawing, inspection plan and responsible test party.
UL certification documentation is available on request for applicable products and components. Confirm the rack model and listing scope against the project's UL 2416 requirements. Final configuration approval remains with the responsible OEM or Listing holder.
Cabinets, racks, panels and associated equipment standard. The definitive 19" rack dimensional specification.
International mechanical structures for electronic equipment — series 482.6 mm (19").
A possible OEM or operator requirement. Seismic qualification and any zone claim remain with the responsible design and test party.
Buyer-defined load, support condition, dwell, acceptance criteria and test provider
Drawing-defined rail spacing, U-position and datum checks quoted in the inspection plan
Independent testing only when the OEM defines the applicable method and approved laboratory
Continuity checks only to buyer-supplied limits; Listing and system approval remain external
Finish coupons or parts tested only when the RFQ defines ASTM B117 duration and acceptance
Packaging validation only to the agreed transport profile, method and test responsibility
Materials, fabrication decisions and results for an anonymous customer project.
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Standard racks lacked the load capacity for heavy servers, while airflow leakage limited high-density deployment.
Results apply to the project configuration described on the linked page.
Read the Customer Project →Request the applicable UL certification documentation and confirm the model and listing scope. We fabricate customer-released mechanical designs while the OEM or Listing holder owns testing, approval and labeling.
Frame loads, cooling interfaces and rack configuration must be released and validated by the OEM or Listing holder. No power-density or static-load rating is claimed.
Capacity is committed only after rack variants, tooling, finish, inspection, packout and delivery schedule have been reviewed and quoted.
Rack format, depth, variants and production method are reviewed from the released drawing set and committed in the quotation.
Palletization, freight method, export documentation and Incoterm are defined for each order and destination.
Project records can link material lots and agreed inspection or test results when the required format and retention period are specified in the RFQ.
Send your specifications, drawings or design brief for a scoped technical assessment, cost estimate, inspection plan and recommended rack configuration.
Certification documents are available for supplier qualification. Mention the required standard and project scope in your inquiry.