[sdiy] 1U rack cases

harry harrybissell at prodigy.net
Tue Sep 4 04:36:28 CEST 2001


Also try www.sescom.com for their rackmount cases. They are made
of extrusions and blank aluminum panels. I've used three so far and
am very impressed with the results.   You use the channels provided
in the extrusions to capture small 4-40 nuts to mount the PCBs without
holes in the exterior of the case.

H^) harry

Tom Arnold wrote:

> On Fri, Aug 31, 2001 at 11:53:38PM -0300, Darren Reid wrote:
> > I did some surfing at web-tronics, and cam across the best deal on 1U rack
> > cases I've seen yet:
> > http://www.web-tronics.com/1usteelchasw.html
> >
> > $49.00, very nice.
>
> Jameco ( www.jameco.com ) has two items that I think people might find
> interesting on this front.
>
> 1U knockdown rack box $35.
> ( p/n 132812 )
> I bought one of these and truthfully for my use I'm less then thrilled. All of
> the knockdowns I've looked at have been very thin.
>
> BUT... Something interesting in their latest catalog...
> Rackmount card cage.
>  * For 19" Rackmounts
>  * 24 slots
>  * weight 6.3lbs
>  * Fits card size 6.5"L x5.5"W
>  * Size: 6.5"L x 17.3"W x 6.1"D
>
> $6.95 (!!)
>
> I havent bought any yet ( I work about 3 miles from Jameco's HQ but just
> havent gotten down there yet ).  This looks like its probably surplus Telco
> gear.  Unfortunatly the dimensions are slighty different then FracRac but
> it may still interest someone who just wants a cheap way to house DIY modules.
>
> If people arnt familier with Jameco... They are best described I think as
> "pricey" for alot of things but they do have good stock and are alot better
> then Frys if you are in the Bay area ( I know, that isnt saying much... )
>
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