Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Four metal brackets convert a 3.5 inch bay to hold a 2.5 inch SATA, IDE or SSD drive with screw holes for secure mounting and heat dissipation
This four-piece metal bracket set lets builders mount 2.5 inch SATA, IDE or SSD drives into standard 3.5 inch drive bays. It suits desktop PCs, servers or any chassis with a 3.5 inch slot. Each adapter uses four rear screw holes to secure the drive and six side holes to fix the bracket to the case. The pack covers multiple drive swaps or a small RAID array.
The bracket bridges the 2.5 inch drive form factor to a 3.5 inch bay using only screw-hole alignment; it adds no electronic conversion. Data and power still rely on the drive's native SATA connectors reaching the motherboard and PSU cables. The metal shell measures 115 x 101 x 13.5 mm and aids heat dissipation, but it does not change the drive's interface speed or protocol. Cable routing space depends on the host chassis layout.
The single deciding factor is whether the target system has an available 3.5 inch internal mount with standard screw spacing. Builders using 2.5 inch-only bays, M.2 slots or external enclosures cannot use these adapters. The six side mounting holes follow common 3.5 inch patterns, yet hole-to-hole dimensions are not supplied, so verification against the specific case is required before purchase.
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The listing supplies four identical metal brackets, so you can mount up to four 2.5" SATA or IDE drives in 3.5" bays. Keep the spares for future upgrades or a second system.
The bracket is a passive metal frame with no electronic components, so it does not alter the SATA data rate or add latency; the drive runs at its native speed.
Yes, the bracket measures 115 x 101 x 13.5 mm and provides six side screw holes that align with standard 3.5" drive bays in desktop chassis and servers.
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