Rackstuds - eliminating nuts from the data centre

Rackstuds - eliminating nuts from the data centre - the Awesome World of Things

Rackstuds are a replacement for cage nuts which are used to mount Information Technology, audio-visual, Security, and Telecommunications equipment in 19” racks. These are predominantly used and installed with data centres. Cage nuts have been used for many years and they are a struggle to insert, with a person having to deal with cut hands and fingers and losing a fair few down the back of racks. Rackstuds are a good alternative.

Find out more about Rackstuds over at LinkedIn here.

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