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The Schroff 21130042 is a rack mounting slide component belonging to the 21130 Series. It is designed for assembly in 600 mm wide cabinets directly on the frame. This accessory type facilitates the installation of electronic modules within standard rack enclosures, providing structural support and alignment for front panel components.
Verify the specific datasheet version and CAD model availability before procurement, as documentation access may require login credentials. Confirm that the 600 mm cabinet width requirement matches your enclosure specifications. Check RoHS exemption status if environmental compliance is critical for your application. Ensure compatibility with other 21130 series accessories for modular scalability.
Select this component when installing equipment in 600 mm wide Schroff cabinets. It serves as a foundational slide for the 21130 series system. Verify frame compatibility and required load capacity against the specific module being installed. Consider complementary accessories from the same series for complete rack assembly solutions.
This part is part of the nVent SCHROFF 21130 Series, which offers combinable, modular, and scalable electronics packaging solutions. The series includes various rack components, subracks, and front panel systems designed for industrial and laboratory applications. Schroff is recognized for high-quality standard products in electronics packaging design and fabrication.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided data. Consult official nVent SCHROFF catalogs for compatible alternatives within the 21130 series or broader product lines.

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