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The ABRKT2 is a rack accessory manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed specifically for mounting 2-inch cooling fans. Constructed from aluminum, the bracket measures 3.75 inches in height, 2.75 inches in width, and 1.50 inches in depth. It is intended to facilitate the installation of compact axial fans on enclosure panels, supporting general air circulation or targeted airflow at specific problem areas.
Verify that the target application requires a bracket compatible with 2-inch diameter fans. Confirm compatibility with the specific fan model, such as A2AXFN24, if specified in system design documentation. Ensure the aluminum construction meets environmental requirements for the installation site. Check dimensional constraints against the enclosure panel thickness and available space.
Select this component when a dedicated mounting solution for 2-inch fans is required. The aluminum construction offers durability while maintaining a lightweight profile. Consider this part only if the cooling strategy involves direct panel mounting rather than internal chassis rails. Verify that the 3.75 x 2.75 x 1.50 inch footprint fits within the designated enclosure area without obstructing other components.
This item belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures rack accessories category. It serves as a mechanical interface between standard 2-inch axial fans and metal enclosure panels. Unlike integrated cooling systems, this bracket provides a passive mounting structure that relies on external fan units for thermal management. It is part of a broader range of Hoffman hardware solutions for industrial enclosure assembly.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific bracket configuration.

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