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The nVent SCHROFF part number 23130097 is a 1U steel sliding rail designed for rack mounting applications. It features a width of 70mm, a height of 41mm, and a total depth of 800mm. The rail supports a maximum load capacity of 25kg. The closed slide track length measures 656mm. This component serves as a structural support element within industrial enclosure systems.
Verify the manufacturer part number 23130097 against official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing rack standards before procurement. Cross-reference dimensions including the 800mm depth and 70mm width to match system requirements. Confirm material composition and load ratings align with project needs.
Select this component when a 1U steel sliding rail is required for rack mounting. Consider the 25kg load limit and 800mm depth for spatial constraints. Verify that the 70mm width fits the intended rack profile. Compare with other nVent SCHROFF rail options if different depths or materials are needed.
This part belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack accessories and enclosure components. It is categorized as a sliding rail used in industrial and telecommunications infrastructure. The product line focuses on providing robust mounting solutions for electronic modules and chassis within standardized enclosures.
Consult official nVent SCHROFF substitution guides for compatible alternatives. Verify dimensional equivalence and load capacity when considering substitutes. Ensure interface compatibility with existing rack structures.

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