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The nVent SCHROFF part number 64560057 is a rack accessory component, specifically identified as an end piece or end foot for guide rails. It is designed to support board heights of 4.4 inches and features a groove width of 2 mm. The component is colored red and serves as a structural termination point for guide rail systems within electronic packaging applications.
Verify the specific color variant (red) and dimensional compatibility (4.4-inch board height, 2 mm groove) against system requirements. Confirm that the component is supplied as a pair if the application requires bilateral support. Ensure the product source provides official manufacturer documentation to validate authenticity and technical specifications.
Select this component when a dedicated end stop for 4.4-inch board height guide rails is required. The red color coding may assist in visual identification within complex rack assemblies. Ensure the mounting environment accommodates the specified groove width for proper rail retention and stability.
This component belongs to the nVent SCHROFF range of rack accessories, which are utilized in electronics packaging design. SCHROFF is recognized for providing standard products for electronic design challenges, offering solutions for protection and structural integrity in industrial and commercial electronic enclosures.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided data. Verify compatibility with existing guide rail profiles before considering alternative components.

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