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Aluminium rail for constructing DIY-Eurorack cases. The version with a lip featured here is well suited to be mounted on the front of the frame - read: for holding the modules in place. The modules sit on the lid and thus are properly aligned in a horizontal line.
Same type of rails is used in Doepfer´s G6 19" frame.
The rail does not have a pre-cut thread for bolting the rail´s side - the included 5mm screw is self-cutting so when you mount the rails to side panels, a thread will be cut into the rail automatically. You don´t need further tools like thread-cutters!
You can NOT bolt the modules directly to the rail - you need either gliding nuts or threaded strips first which you have to insert into the rails first. Suitable threaded strips are available here with order number PM138049. Included in delivery is the rail and two M5x20 screws with a flat hexagonal socket head.
You need two rails for one row of modules!
The rails are 17.05 inch (43.3 cm) long. Therefore, they can be easily joined with rack ears and mounted in a 19” rack.
