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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Middle Atlantic
Pack of ten aluminium horizontal lacer bars for organising cables in racks
This ten-pack of Middle Atlantic LBP-1A horizontal lacer bars provides a bulk supply of cable organisers for rack installations. Each bar is constructed from black aluminium to manage and protect cable runs. The pack suits installers who need multiple units for a single project. They are sold new and ready for immediate deployment.
The defining specification is the horizontal lacer-bar design that secures cables at a single mounting point. This style suits bundles that run parallel to the rack rail and need orderly dressing. It does not suit vertical cable managers or deep bundles that require multi-point support. Buyers needing enclosed channels or tool-less snap-in clips should look elsewhere.
Installation uses standard rack screws through the bar’s mounting holes, requiring only a screwdriver. The lightweight aluminium bends easily if over-torqued, so fasten gradually. The most common issue is misaligned holes when the rack rails are not square, causing the bar to sit crooked.
| Brand | Middle Atlantic Products |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminum |
| Shipping weight | 0.73 kg |
| Package size | 559 × 76 × 51 mm |
The pack contains ten individual lacer bars so you can equip multiple rack units or spare positions in one purchase.
Aluminium gives a rigid yet lightweight bar that resists bending while keeping the overall rack weight low.
The bar mounts directly to standard EIA rack rails using the regular cage-nut or threaded hole pattern found on most server cabinets.
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