Rittal Mounting materials

rittal mounting materials for fast, repeatable builds

Engineers lean on Rittal hardware to turn empty cabinets into clean, serviceable installations. The focus here is practical: mounting plates and rails that hold weight without flex, bracket kits that line up first time, and routing parts that keep IP and EMC targets intact during real on‑site work.

Product range – rittal rails and brackets

Mounting plates & cross‑members. Zinc‑plated steel plates (2.0–3.0 mm) and depth rails set equipment planes; cross‑members prevent plate “oil‑canning” under drives and PSUs.

DIN rails (EN 60715 TS35/TS15). Spring or screw terminal rows mount finger‑safe; end‑stops stop creep on vibrating panels.

C‑rails and 19" frames. For heavy auxiliaries and rackable gear; slotted patterns match Rittal punch geometry for tool‑less alignment.

Angle and L‑brackets. Fixed and adjustable options align sub‑plates and accessories across bayed cabinets, keeping gasket lines undisturbed.

Gland plates & entry bars. Solid/split/brush styles manage cable ingress while restoring the enclosure’s IP rating when combined with matched glands.

Technical specifications and standards

• Platform fit: TS 8 / VX25 frames and compact KX/AX/AE series; all items follow the enclosure punch pattern for direct fitment.
• Loads & rigidity: select plate thickness for mass; add crossbars to limit deflection. Brackets rated with safety factors for vertical and cantilevered loads.
• Cable entry & IP: correct gland plate + gasket stack achieves IP54–IP66 per EN 60529; EMC variants bond screens at the wall.
• Routing materials: wiring duct in UL 94 V‑0 polymers; halogen‑free/LSZH options for public buildings. Radius guides protect small‑OD control wires.
• Earthing & bonding: PE kits create equipotential paths across doors, side panels and plates; verification during FAT follows IEC 61439 practice.
• Thermal & corrosion: standard steel hardware rated −25…+70 °C; stainless A2/A4 for kitchens, pools, or coastal air. Impact follows the host enclosure’s IK rating.

Keep fastener torque to spec and record rail coordinates in handover drawings—both cut service time later.

Application fit – rittal panels and enclosures

• BMS/lighting boards: split gland plates with brush inserts separate DALI/0–10 V from mains; clamp rails provide EN 62444 strain‑relief before terminal rows.
• OEM/machinery: deep plates and C‑rails stack VFDs, PSUs and relays with clear airflow; baying sets form equipment corridors between cabinets.
• Outdoor kiosks & IT‑adjacent: EMC plates, stainless hardware and sealed entries maintain protection; document pockets keep wiring diagrams accessible.

Where density is high, deploy rittal spacer and partitions to segregate ELV and mains, keep thermal zones distinct, and guide field crews during maintenance.

Integration and options – rittal mounting accessories

Use matched joiners, end‑stops, clamp rails and cable managers from the same ecosystem so hole spacing, fastener threads, and clearances line up. Depth rails should be set so device terminals land flush with DIN rows; it shortens unsupported conductor lengths and keeps bending radii generous for ferruled wiring.

Selection criteria for B2B clients – rittal support structures

1. Protection targets — choose gland plates and seals to restore the enclosure’s IP/EMC after cable entry; specify LSZH duct where required.
2. Load path — size plate thickness and add cross‑members under heavy drives; pick bracket geometry for the actual lever arm.
3. Rail strategy — define DIN rail type (TS35/TS15), end‑stops, and terminal family early; marker pitch must match terminal blocks across the estate.
4. Baying & access — plan plinth height, door swing (90°/180°), and service corridors; include removal routes for large gear.
5. Bonding & documentation — ensure every bonding strap appears on GA drawings; label rails and plate coordinates for repeatable builds.

Procurement teams often standardize one plate thickness, one DIN rail/end‑stop set, and a single clamp‑rail length to keep spares lean while covering most cabinets

Advantages of working with Bankoflamps

You get project‑specific B2B pricing and custom offers, a dedicated account manager, and live stock visibility across EU warehouses. Quotes typically arrive within about an hour; orders place fast by EAN/MPN, and our price lists are downloadable and always current. We provide lead‑time tracking and order‑status updates, plus purchase‑history analytics to consolidate SKUs. For trusted clients, post‑payment terms reach 30 days. We also arrange consolidated shipments to cut delivery costs, hold prices with validity dates, and support teams across France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands.