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Rackstuds™ are easy
Unlike cage nuts, Rackstuds™ go in from the front which greatly simplifies their installation. They install in seconds and are just as easy to remove and reuse. They’re also tool free.
Rackstuds™ are strong
Independently tested to over 156kgs/343lbs shear Strength, there’s no doubting they’re a suitable replacement for the cage nut.
Rackstuds™ are safe
Rackstuds™ are made from a “metal replacement” engineered plastic so they wont pose an electrical threat to you or your gear. They won’t scratch your equipment either!
Rackstuds™ are universal
Rackstuds™, RSL100 (796578), are designed to fit EIA square punched vertical rails.
Features & Benefits
- Rackstuds make it much easier to rack mount your IT, Pro A/V, security and telecommunications equipment.
- A revolutionary replacement for cage nuts
- Go in from the front – super fast
- Tool free
- Easy to mount even heavy gear
- Independently tested to over 156kgs/343lbs of shear strength
- Made from engineered plastic so will not pose an electrical threat to you or your gear and will not scratch your equipment
- A-CAB-RSL100-A designed to fit EIA square punched vertical rails upto 2.2mm thick
- A-CAB-RSL100-B for rails above 2.2mm thick like those found in open frames
The extension is to limit torque, it is almost impossible to show this demo on a regular 19mm bolt with very powerful impact unless you can find a stuck crank bolt which can be tough if you are using 1000ft-lbs impact guns. If you would like to see the weight comparison of sockets they are in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGbYcLobC3M .
Here is my homemade 19mm heavy crank pulley bolt impact socket from this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c5uNnggwZU works great…but sometimes doesn’t work (as shown at end of video) but I read the same with the real crank pulley sockets like the Bluepoint CBSM19 or Lisle 77080 they don’t always work…so sometimes the bolt must be so tight you just need a bigger impact wrench or heat.
But I bet these heavy sockets would help 99 percent of the time unless you have a really weak impact then nothing will help. The lisle is probably made the best because it is one diameter all the way to the front. You could make a heavy socket for ANY size nut or bolt.