Industrial Enclosure Rack Rails 19 Inch 24 Inch EIA Mounting Rails

Key Features and Benefits

The 1418PR Series industrial enclosure rack rails provide a reliable solution for mounting standard 19-inch or 24-inch rack equipment inside NEMA enclosures. Designed for use with Hammond 1418FS and HN4FS freestanding enclosures, these rails convert traditional industrial enclosures into rack-ready systems.

Constructed from heavy-duty 10-gauge steel and featuring EIA-standard threaded mounting holes, the 1418PR Series enables secure installation of IT, telecom, and control equipment in demanding industrial environments. This allows seamless integration of rack-mounted devices alongside panel-mounted components within a single enclosure.

• ■10-gauge steel construction provides heavy-duty support for rack-mounted equipment inside industrial enclosures.
• ■Converts compatible enclosures into 19 in or 24 in rack-mount systems, enabling integration of standard IT and telecom equipment.
• ■Threaded 10-32 mounting holes support direct equipment mounting using standard rack hardware.
• ■Compatible with Hammond 1418FS and HN4FS freestanding enclosures for seamless integration.
• ■Available in full-height and half-height configurations to support flexible mounting layouts.
• ■Sold in pairs for complete rack mounting support.
• ■Enables hybrid installations combining rack-mounted and panel-mounted equipment within a single enclosure.
• ■Manufactured in North America, ensuring consistent quality, materials, and production standards.
• ■TAA-compliant, manufactured in North America within an ISO 9001 certified facility.
• ■Smooth white powder coat finish (GREENGUARD, TSCA, RoHS compliant) supports environmental and durability requirements.

Where the 1418PR Series Works Best

• ■Industrial control systems
• ■Electrical and automation enclosures
• ■Telecom and network installations in harsh environments
• ■Outdoor or washdown-rated installations (NEMA environments)
• ■Hybrid IT/OT deployments

Best Applications for the 1418PR Series

• ■Mounting rack equipment inside NEMA enclosures
• ■Integrating IT hardware into industrial control systems
• ■Supporting hybrid panel and rack equipment layouts
• ■Converting freestanding enclosures into rack-ready systems
• ■Installing telecom or networking equipment in protected environments