28" NetStor ATSRFR28TW Friction Slide Rails
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28" NetStor ATSRFR28TW Friction Slide Rails
Scan code: LN44639 Manufacturer code: ATSRFR28TW
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28" NetStor ATSRFR28TW Friction Slide Rails

NetStor ATSRFR28TW 28" Friction Slide Rails for Rackmount
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Scan code: LN44639 Manufacturer code: ATSRFR28TW
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Product Overview 


Heavy-duty & Easy to install

The ATSRFR28TW 28? Slide Rails Friction are built from heavy duty SECC steel. It is designed to hold system with heavy weight. You can now increase the accessibility of your rackmount server with this easy to install rackmount sliding rails.



Features
• 28" Friction Slide Rails.
• Heavy-duty.
• Easy to install.
• Built from SECC stell
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
1 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
SCAN
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28" NetStor ATSRFR28TW Friction Slide Rails
28" NetStor ATSRFR28TW Friction Slide Rails
28" NetStor ATSRFR28TW Friction Slide Rails