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2U Cobra 135-A Rail for DellSKU: 122-9089(0)$284.00 $258.18Designed for the Dell PowerEdge R760xd2 -
1U Rear Mount Rail for Cisco Nexus SwitchSKU: 122-6726(0)$171.60 $156.00Designed for the 1U Cisco Nexus Switch -
Universal Rack Rails(0)As low as $130.00 $118.18Universal Rail Kit
Fixed Rail (1U, 2U, 3U) -
1U Cobra 110-A Dry Slide Rail for DellSKU: 122-2579(0)$199.00 $180.91Installs in 2-Post and 4-Post
Sliding rail kit to replace ReadyRails -
2 Post Rack Rails(0)As low as $160.00 $145.45Universal 2Post
Fixed Rail (1U, 2U, 3U) -
2U Cobra 115-A Dry Slide Rail for DellSKU: 122-2580(0)$219.99 $199.992U Rails Dell PowerEdge R540, R720, R740
Sliding Alternative to Dell ReadyRails
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Universal Shallow Rack Rails(0)As low as $130.00 $118.18Universal Shallow
Fixed Rail (1U, 2U, 3U) -
Deep Rackmount Rails(0)As low as $130.00 $118.18Universal Deep
Fixed Rail (1U, 2U, 3U) -
Tool-less Rack Rails(0)As low as $99.99 $90.90Universal Tool-less
Fixed Rail (1U, 2U, 3U) -
2U Raven 105-A Rail for HPSKU: 122-2447(0)$199.00 $180.91HP DL380 Gen 8, Gen 9 & Gen 10 HP DL560 Gen 8 & Gen 10 Slide Rails -
1U Raven 100-A Rail for HPSKU: 122-2413(0)$199.00 $180.91HP DL320 & DL360 Gen 8 Slide Rails -
1U 110-F Fixed Rail for DellSKU: 1UBRK-R4(0)$50.00 $45.45Dell R410, R310,
R210, NX300 Fixed Rails -
1U Cobra 155-A Dry Slide Rail for DellSKU: 122-7650(0)$214.50 $195.00Installs in 2-Post and 4-Post
Designed for shallow depth racks -
2U 115-D Fixed Rail for Dell (Ball Bearing)SKU: 120-3662(0)$249.99 $227.26Rackmount Dell T7600
Designed for 4 Post Rack -
1U-2U HP Dry Sliding Rail Kits for Gen 10 Plus(0)As low as $223.30 $203.00Built to Fit Gen 10 Plus DL385,
DL325 and DL325 -
2U 125-F Fixed Rail for Dell(0)As low as $160.00 $145.45Alternative to Dell R510 rail kit
Fixed Rails -
1U 100-G Rail for DellSKU: 109-1953(0)$129.99 $118.17Dell R210 & R220
Fixed Rails -
1U 105-B Rails for Dell(0)As low as $216.00 $196.36Alternative to Dell R610 rail kit
Fits any 4Post, 2Post racks
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1U Cobra 145-A Dry Slide Rail for DellSKU: 122-7390(0)$229.99 $209.08Designed Specifically to
fit Dell PowerEdge R6525 and R650 -
1U 115-C Rail for HP(0)As low as $56.10 $51.00Designed for DL160 G6, DL180 G6
Compatible with 4Post and 2Post racks -
1U Raven 165-A Dry Slide Rail for HP(0)As low as $223.30 $203.00Designed for shallow depth racks
Compatible with 2Post and 4Post racks -
2U 120-F Slide Rails for Dell(0)As low as $160.00 $145.45Designed for Dell R810, R815
Fixed Rails -
2U 100-J Ball Bearing Rail for Dell with Cable Management ArmSKU: QUICKRAIL-2950(0)$219.99 $199.99Designed for Dell R2950, R2970
Tool-less installation in 4Post rack -
1U 120-A Dry Slide Rail for LenovoSKU: 122-4818(0)$199.99 $181.81Alternative to Lenovo rail kit
Fits any 4Post or 2Post rack -
1U 110-D Fixed Rail for DellSKU: 120-2382(0)$137.50 $125.00Dell R210, R220 Slide Rails -
2U Cobra 130-A Rail for DellSKU: 122-8651(0)$220.00 $200.00Alternative to Dell ReadyRails Designed for Dell XR11 and XR12 -
1U 150-A Rail for FujitsuSKU: 122-7449(0)$171.60 $156.00Designed for Fujitsu Primergy RX100
Installs in both 2-Post and 4-Post racks -
2U Cobra 125-A Rail for DellSKU: 122-6947(0)$231.00 $210.00Replaces Dell ReadyRails for PowerEdge R840
Installs in both 2-Post and 4-Post racks
In case you were wondering
What U height should my rail be?
What’s the difference between mounting depth and equipment depth?
What are the pros and cons of Universal Rails?
What are Cobra Rails?
What’s the easiest way to install cage nuts?
Is all of the hardware I need included?
About RackSolutions
At RackSolutions, we want our passion for creative engineering and build quality to come across every time you work with our products. For 20 years, we’ve been building data center infrastructure for some of the largest tech companies in the world and bringing those products straight to consumers.
Contact us for questions or custom mounting needs.
+ What U height should my rail be?
If you are buying rails which are designed for a specific server, they are already sized to be the optimal U height for that piece of equipment.
Universal rails, on the other hand, will be able to hold your server as long as it is under the weight capacity. For instance a 1U universal rail can hold a 2U server as long as that server is less than 45 lbs. Best practice is to purchase a rail that takes up the same number of rack units as your server.
+ What’s the difference between mounting depth and equipment depth?
Mounting depth refers to what sized rack the rail will fit inside. For example, a Cobra 90 Rail with a mounting depth range of 20” - 30” will fit inside of racks with 20” - 30” of space between the connection points on the uprights.
Equipment depth, on the other hand, describes what length equipment must be to fit on the rail. A Universal Rail can mount equipment up to 35” deep. This is mostly relevant to rails that are compatible with multiple servers.
+ What are the pros and cons of Universal Rails?
You can mount any server on Universal Rails and re-use them for new equipment in the future without worrying about compatibility.
Unfortunately, in order to make rails cross compatible the design needs to ignore shoulder screws which are typically what keep servers locked in place. When using a Universal Rail, you will need to take advantage of your server’s thumb screws for extra security.
+ What are Cobra Rails?
Cobra Rails is our server rail product line that is compatible with all 11th gen and newer Dell servers. Between our four Cobra rail options, you should find one that mounts your Dell server with an OEM quality fit.
+ What’s the easiest way to install cage nuts?
Before installing your server rails, we recommend picking up our Cage Nut Tool. Cage nuts are able to be installed without tools, but after putting in more than a few, it can be uncomfortable and potentially hurt your hand.
+ Is all of the hardware I need included?
Most of our rails work with square, round and threaded hole racks. Because of this, we include all the hardware that is needed to mount the rails in any type of rack. All you’ll need is a phillips head screwdriver, unless you’re using our tool-less rails in which case you don’t need any tools at all.