Use a clean dry or slightly damp cloth to wipe the surface of the rails. If necessary, use a small amount of neutral detergent. Avoid using detergents containing corrosive chemicals to prevent damage to the surface of the rails.

Yes. For server cabinets that need to be moved frequently, you can choose slide rails equipped with anti-vibration functions and enhanced locking mechanisms to ensure the safety of the equipment during movement.

The anti-rebound rail design prevents the server from rebounding due to inertia when it is pushed into the cabinet, ensuring that the server is securely fixed in the cabinet and improving the safety of computer room operations.

Non-standard rails may cause:

• Mismatched installation.
• Unstable equipment.
• Increased complexity of computer room maintenance.

Choosing rails that match the cabinet and server can effectively avoid these problems.

The length of the slide rail should be slightly shorter than the depth of the cabinet to ensure that the slide rail remains stable when the equipment is fully slid out.

The slide rails are cycle tested under rated load. Usually the test standard is to complete more than 50,000 slides under full load to ensure the reliability of the slide rails under high-frequency use conditions.

The distance between devices in high-density computer rooms is relatively close. Locking rails can fix the devices during operation to prevent accidental sliding from interfering with or damaging adjacent devices.

A certain clearance is required. It is usually recommended to reserve a 1-2 mm gap between the rail and the equipment to ensure smooth sliding of the rail and reduce friction of the equipment.