YINGHUA
YINGHUA 2.5 to 3.5 Inch Metal SSD HDD Mounting Bracket
Metal bracket converts a 2.5 inch SATA SSD or HDD to fit a standard 3.5 inch drive bay
- Fits 2.5 inch drives into 3.5 inch bays
- Metal construction dissipates heat and protects the drive
- Four inner columns align with drive screw holes for a stable mount
- No screws needed between bracket and SSD or HDD
- Compatible with SATA I, II and III interfaces
Drive Compatibility
This metal bracket converts a 2.5 inch SSD or HDD to fit a standard 3.5 inch drive bay in a desktop chassis. It supports SATA, IDE and solid-state drives without requiring screws between the drive and the bracket. The design uses four inner columns that align with the side screw holes on the drive for a stable hold. It is not suitable for Samsung EVO drives.
Thermals and Power
The bracket is made of metal with precision mold stamping that prevents distortion and promotes fast heat dissipation. This passive construction adds no fans or active cooling, so it introduces no extra noise or power draw to the system. The metal body helps transfer heat away from the drive during normal operation.
Installation Benefits
The screwless drive mounting and pre-aligned inner columns make installation quick and tool-free for the drive itself. The bracket dimensions of 115 x 100 x 12 mm allow it to sit in any standard 3.5 inch position or enclosure that accepts that form factor. No SSD or HDD is included with the bracket.
Highlights
- Fits 2.5 inch drives into 3.5 inch bays
- Metal construction dissipates heat and protects the drive
- Four inner columns align with drive screw holes for a stable mount
- No screws needed between bracket and SSD or HDD
- Compatible with SATA I, II and III interfaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I fit a 2.5 inch drive into the bracket without screws?
Slide the drive so its four side screw holes sit over the four inner columns on the bracket; the columns hold the drive firmly without any screws between bracket and drive.
Will I need to replace any part of this bracket over time?
The bracket is a single metal piece with no moving parts, so no component requires periodic replacement.
What is the first limitation I hit when the bracket runs continuously in a 3.5 inch bay?
Heat dissipation depends on the case airflow around the 115 x 100 x 12 mm metal frame; restricted airflow will raise drive temperature first.
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