42U 36in Black Server Rack Cabinet w/ Mesh Door - No Side Panels

42U 36in Black Server Rack Cabinet w/ Mesh Door - No Side Panels

$972.99

Store servers, network and telecommunications equipment securely in this 42U steel-mesh rack

SKU: RK4236BKNS Category:

Specifications & Compliance

UPC
065030816045
Brand
StarTech.com
Included in Package
1 - 42U 36" DuraRak, 1 - Integrated cable management system, 4 - Leveling feet, 4 - Cable access caps, 1 - Allen key for skid removal, 1 - Set of keys for doors, 1 - Package of mounting screws
Shipping (Package) Weight
0.0 oz [0 g]
Weight of Product
0.0 oz [0.0 g]
Product Length
0.0 in [0.0 mm]
Package Depth
0.0 in [0 mm]
Color
Black
Warranty
Lifetime
Package Quantity
1
Industry Standards
EIA/ECA-310-E
U Height
42U
Wallmountable
No
Frame Type
Enclosed Cabinet
Rack Type
4-Post
Flat Pack (Assembly Required)
No
Mounting Hole Types
Square (For Cage Nut)
Special Features
Casters (Included), Ships Fully Assembled
Weight Capacity (Stationary)
2205.0 lb [1000 kg]
Internal Width
18.3 in [46.5 cm]
Internal Depth
28.0 in [71.1 cm]
Front Door Construction
Steel Mesh
Front Door Features
Secure Key Lock
Height with Casters
6.6 ft [2.0 m]
Back Door Construction
Steel Mesh

Questions & Answers

Why is the weight capacity different for moving a server rack versus a stationary (static) rack?
The allowable weight for moving a server rack is lower than the static weight capacity because movement introduces additional stress and instability. Explanation: Server racks are designed with two different weight considerations: static load capacity and dynamic (moving) load capacity. Static weight capacity refers to the maximum weight a server rack can safely support when it is stationary and properly installed. This is typically higher because the load is evenly distributed and does not shift. Dynamic weight capacity refers to the maximum weight the rack can support while being moved, such as when using casters. This limit is lower because movement introduces forces such as vibration, momentum, and uneven load distribution. When a rack is in motion, these additional forces can increase stress on the frame, mounting points, and casters. Exceeding the dynamic weight rating may result in equipment damage, rack instability, or caster failure. To ensure safe operation, always verify both static and dynamic weight ratings in the product specifications and reduce the load accordingly before moving a populated server rack.

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