Rittal launches front-panel customisation service
Rittal
Front-panel customisation service
Rittal has introduced a high-speed service that provides a one-stop shop for the customisation of front panels, including cut-outs, screen printing, engraving and alternative finishes.
The service is specifically aimed at subracks and plug-in board front panels, and is available for flat and profiled EMC panels and also for AMC and PMC panels.
Working with customer specifications, Rittal can assist with design drawings, which are then used to machine the individually customised holes for switches, LEDs or connectors.
Legends and logos can also be printed on the front face if required and standard panel finishes of clear anodising, or clear conductive alochrom for EMC panels can be exchanged for coloured finishes, including paint or plastic film overlay.
All Rittal front panels are fully RoHS compliant.
To complete customisation, Rittal will assemble handles, EMC gaskets and other accessories to the panels as specified.
Rittal said the service reduces customer assembly time, minimises the number of parts ordered and lessens the cost of incoming goods inspection, as a single number can be allocated to the complete assembly.
In addition to assembling the front panels and accessories, Rittal also builds complete subracks, therefore saving customers valuable shop floor time.
This can include backplanes, power, cooling and wiring and even custom sizes if required.
Related images
Request more information
More stories
Rittal offers calculation software for choosing efficient enclosure climate controlweblink
Rittal’s Rittal Therm calculation programme enables users to find the most efficient means of climate control for their enclosures.
Rittal and IBM tools combine to regulate and reduce a data centre's energy consumptionweblink
Rittal claims that its Rizone data-centre management system can be integrated with IBM’s MMT management and measurement tool to provide a comprehensive energy management product that can monitor, actively regulate and reduce a data centre’s energy consumption.
Software supports creation of models for complete 3D picture of Rittal productsweblink
Version 3 of Rittal’s RiCAD 3D software is claimed to support the creation of models to provide a complete 3D picture of Rittal products with the visualisation, layout and spacing of single components.
Interior rails from Rittal protect enclosures from the risk of water ingress and corrosionweblink
Rittal is offering a range of interior rails designed to fit within a variety of enclosures to eliminate the need for drilling holes in the sides, base or top, which could affect water ingress or corrosion resistance.
Rittal introduces nano-coating option to reduce the effects of graffiti on its enclosuresweblink
Rittal’s nano-coating option for its outdoor enclosure range can be applied to the external finish of an enclosure to help reduce the effects of graffiti and make the cleaning process quicker, easier and less costly.
