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40in SATA cable with right-angle connectors on both ends

SATAGear

SATAGear R-SS-1MRR SATA cable 40in right-angle to right-angle 6.0 Gbps

SKU CH-5TKC-DEW17

A 40-inch internal SATA cable with right-angle connectors on both ends, supporting 6.0 Gbps transfer rates and a narrow shielded design for improved airflow

  • Right-angle connectors fit tight drive bays
  • 0 Gbps throughput for fast SATA devices
  • Shielded cable blocks EMI and RFI
  • Narrow profile improves case airflow
  • 40-inch length reaches across full-tower builds

Right-angle SATA cable for tight builds

The SATAGear R-SS-1MRR cable connects a Serial ATA drive to a motherboard or controller using dual right-angle 7-pin female plugs. Its 40-inch length suits full-tower cases or server chassis where devices sit far from the board. Builders routing cables behind drive cages or along tight side panels gain a clean path without forcing straight connectors into cramped space.

Shielded narrow design aids airflow

A slim, shielded jacket reduces bulk compared with legacy ribbon cables, letting air move freely past stacked drives. Both ends angle downward so the cable hugs the PCB and stays clear of adjacent expansion cards or cooler brackets. The construction meets the Serial ATA 1.0 specification and guards against EMI and RFI noise that can corrupt high-speed signalling.

Replaces straight or left-angle cables in dense

Upgrading from a straight plug makes sense when a drive bay sits flush against a side wall or another card blocks the header. The right-to-right orientation also solves routing conflicts where a left-angle plug would point toward the motherboard instead of along the chassis floor. If your build has ample clearance around every SATA port, a standard straight cable works just as well.

Highlights

  • Right-angle connectors fit tight drive bays
  • 0 Gbps throughput for fast SATA devices
  • Shielded cable blocks EMI and RFI
  • Narrow profile improves case airflow
  • 40-inch length reaches across full-tower builds

Specifications

ModelR-SS-1MRR

Questions about this item

What SATA standard does the R-SS-1MRR cable meet, and what practical data-rate ceiling does that impose?

It meets the Serial ATA 1.0 standard and supports transfer rates up to 6.0 Gbps.

What connector orientation and spacing does this 40in cable require inside the chassis?

Both ends use right-angle (down) 7-pin female connectors, so the drive and controller ports must accept that downward bend.

How is the cable installed, and which step do builders often miss?

Align each 7-pin female connector with the port key, press straight down until it clicks, and verify both right-angle bends point the same direction to avoid strain.

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