Guide rail SCHROFF 24568-850 160 mm, pack of 10

Guide rail SCHROFF 24568-850 160 mm, pack of 10 is a set of ten identical 160 mm metal rails intended for mounting and guiding electronic modules, chassis and subassemblies inside rack and enclosure systems. The rails are designed to provide linear support and alignment for components in server racks, industrial cabinets and telecom enclosures, enabling straightforward insertion and secure positioning during installation, servicing and replacement.

Advantages

The guide rails deliver consistent alignment and repeatable positioning, reducing installation time and the risk of misalignment. Supplied as a pack of ten, they simplify procurement for multi-unit installations and spare-part inventory. Construction from durable metal provides stable mechanical support and resistance to bending under typical rack-mounted loads, while the standardized length ensures compatibility with systems that accept 160 mm guide elements.

Suitable for

• Mounting and sliding electronic modules in server racks
• Use in industrial control cabinets and equipment racks
• Telecommunication enclosures and network equipment
• Retrofit and maintenance tasks requiring replacement rails

Key specifications

• Length: 160 mm
• Package quantity: 10 rails
• Material: metal construction for mechanical support
• Function: guide and align rack-mounted modules and chassis
• Typical mounting environment: rack and enclosure systems (server, industrial, telecom)

How to use

Install the rails into the enclosure or rack by aligning them with the designated mounting points and securing them with compatible fasteners. Slide the electronic module or chassis along the rails until it reaches the required position and secure the device according to the enclosure’s retention method. For replacement tasks, remove the existing rail, inspect mounting points for damage, then fit the new rail and verify smooth sliding and correct alignment before returning the system to service.

Usage recommendations

Check compatibility with your rack or enclosure mounting pattern and use appropriate fasteners and torque settings. Inspect rails periodically for deformation or wear, especially in high-use sliding applications, and replace damaged rails to maintain secure alignment and safe operation.