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The nVent SCHROFF part number 24560233 is an EMC gasket designed for use in electronic packaging systems. It is constructed from stainless steel, specifically grade 304, to provide effective electromagnetic interference shielding. The component features a horizontal rail configuration with dimensions of 304.5 mm by 304.8 mm. This gasket is intended to be installed between front panels and subracks to ensure continuous conductive contact and maintain the integrity of the enclosure's shielding effectiveness.
Verify that the specified material is stainless steel 304 and confirm the exact dimensions of 304.5 x 304.8 mm match your design requirements. Ensure compatibility with the specific europac PRO series or equivalent rack systems intended for integration. Cross-reference the part number 24560233 with official nVent SCHROFF documentation to confirm current availability and specification updates before procurement.
Select this component when electromagnetic shielding continuity is required between structural elements of a rack system. The stainless steel 304 material offers durability and corrosion resistance suitable for industrial environments. Consider the horizontal rail format for applications requiring straightforward installation between panel interfaces without complex fastening mechanisms.
This EMC gasket belongs to the nVent SCHROFF portfolio of electronics packaging solutions. It complements subracks and enclosures within the europac PRO series and similar modular systems. The component supports the overall shielding strategy of rack-mounted equipment by bridging conductive gaps between adjacent structural parts.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for direct replacement. Verify mechanical fit and electrical performance characteristics if considering alternative shielding materials or manufacturers.
The gasket is made from stainless steel 304.
It is installed between front panels and subracks to ensure shielding continuity.

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