We use cookies to keep the site reliable, remember basic choices, and understand which pages are useful. You can accept, reject, or review the settings before continuing.
Why telecom operators choose our enclosures
Our frames use 2.0 mm cold-rolled steel with welded corner brackets. Racks mounted near railway lines or generator rooms keep their geometry after years of continuous shake.
Perforated front doors and rear exhaust panels are matched to fan trays up to 800 CFM. We test each unit with a thermal load map so hot spots stay out of your switch stack.
Three-point latch systems with recessed handles keep doors sealed against dust and tampering. Optional electronic locks integrate with your existing access control without extra wiring runs.
Top and bottom brush grommets accept pre-terminated trunk cables up to 50 mm. Removable side panels give your field crew room to dress fiber without pulling the whole rack forward.
Zinc-phosphate pretreatment plus a textured polyester powder coat handles salt-laden humidity. Enclosures on harbor-side sites keep their corrosion rating for the full service life.
Standard 19-inch cabinets ship in 12 working days from our Hobart facility. Custom depths and cutouts add one week, so your site build does not stall waiting on hardware.
Rack frames rated for continuous vibration from cooling units and adjacent switching gear, with welded cross-bracing that keeps rail spacing true across a full 47U column.
Enclosure skins in 1.6 mm and 2.0 mm steel with folded edges and captive fasteners, so field technicians can pull a side panel without dropping hardware into live cable trays.
Front and rear door options with perforation patterns matched to your airflow budget, plus lift-off hinges for maintenance access in tight aisle layouts.
Cable entry plates with brush grommets and removable gland plates, sized for both copper trunking and pre-terminated fibre looms.
Earthing studs, bonding points, and a powder-coat finish that holds up to coastal humidity and repeated handling during site installs.
Every housing is built to a drawing you approve before steel is cut. If your network room has a non-standard depth or a specific seismic requirement, we adjust the frame and door geometry rather than forcing a catalogue size.