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Rack rail

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(Railroads) a toothed rack, laid as a rail, to afford a hold for teeth on the driving wheel of a locomotive for climbing steep gradients, as in ascending a mountain.

See also: Rack



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Among its other practical features is a vented door and side panels to allow airflow exceeding server manufacturer requirements; an optional caster kit that allows the unit to turn into a mobile, space-saving floor-unit; adjustable rack rails with square mounting holes; and convenient cut-outs for cable routing.
Among its other practical features is a vented door and side panels to allow airflow exceeding server manufacturer requirements; an optional caster kit that allows the unit to turn into a mobile, space-saving floor-unit; adjustable rack rails with square mounting holes; and convenient cut-outs for cable routing.
Minneapolis-based Winsted Corporation is offering an array of new accessories for its Pro Series II vertical rack cabinets, which feature adjustable tapped front and rear rack rails and gusseted horizontal supports for additional strength.
 
 
 
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