Rackmount 1U Server Chassis & Cases

A rack mount chassis is a structural enclosure designed to house electronic equipment within a standardized 19-inch equipment rack. It typically includes front and rear panels, side brackets, top and bottom covers, and mounting hardware. Rack mount chassis are used across defense, telecommunications, data centers, and laboratory environments to organize and protect electronic systems.

One rack unit (1U) equals 1.75 inches (44.45 mm) in height within a standard 19-inch rack. This measurement is defined by the EIA-310d standard. Ron Nunes rack chassis range from 1U (1.75") up to 9U (15.75"), offering flexibility for various equipment sizes and space requirements.

Ron Nunes rack chassis are manufactured from 14/16 gauge aluminum or stainless steel. The primary structural material is 0.125" thick aluminum sheet, Alloy 6061-T6, conforming to ASTM B209 and federal spec QQ-A-250/11. A MIL-C-5541E Type I Class 3 gold chemical film finish is standard, with anodized handle finishes also available.

Ron Nunes rack chassis are available in standard depths of 8", 12", 14", 20", and 26 inches. Custom depths are also available upon request, accommodating a wide variety of electronic equipment sizes. This flexibility makes them suitable for compact telecom enclosures as well as deeper server and test equipment installations.

Yes. Ron Nunes Enterprises offers full custom chassis component and module design, assembled by Class A/XX certified welders. Custom applications include unique panel heights, special depths, specific material finishes, and assembled-to-order systems. Lead times for custom rack chassis are typically 15 working days. Contact the sales team via phone at 1-877-800-RACK or through the online inquiry form.

Yes. All Ron Nunes rack chassis are designed with a standard 17-inch panel width configured specifically for universal 19-inch rack enclosures, conforming to EIA-310d specifications. This ensures broad compatibility with equipment racks used in data centers, government laboratories, military installations, and commercial telecommunications environments.