YINGHUA
YINGHUA 9mm SATA HDD Caddy Aluminium Enclosure Bay
A 9 mm aluminium caddy converts a notebook optical-drive bay into a second SATA drive slot and weighs 70 g
- Adds a second SATA drive to a 9.0 mm optical bay
- Aero-grade magnesium aluminium alloy with anodised finish
- Three positioning holes match the original drive mount
- Taiwanese SATA interface rated below 1/1000 defect rate
- Four side-lock screws secure the drive in 3D alignment
Universal 9mm SATA HDD Caddy
The YINGHUA caddy converts a 9.0 mm optical drive bay into a second SATA storage slot for notebooks, all-in-one PCs and servers. It accepts any 2.5-inch drive with a SATA interface and secures it with four side-lock screws. The aeronautical aluminium shell adds rigidity while keeping weight to approximately 70g.
Suits single-drive laptops needing extra capacity
Builders who want to add a secondary hard drive or SSD without losing the optical drive will find this a direct fit. Systems that use a thinner or thicker bay, or that require a different mounting pattern, cannot use this enclosure. Buyers who need tool-free drive swaps or hot-swap capability should look elsewhere.
9.0 mm SATA bay thickness
The single specification that decides compatibility is the 9.0 mm bay height combined with a SATA interface. If the host device has a 9.0 mm optical drive slot and a SATA connection, the caddy will install using the three positioning holes. Any other bay height or interface makes the part unsuitable.
Highlights
- Adds a second SATA drive to a 9.0 mm optical bay
- Aero-grade magnesium aluminium alloy with anodised finish
- Three positioning holes match the original drive mount
- Taiwanese SATA interface rated below 1/1000 defect rate
- Four side-lock screws secure the drive in 3D alignment
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my laptop need a 9.0 mm SATA optical-drive bay to fit this 130*128*9 mm caddy?
Yes, it replaces a 9.0 mm thick SATA optical drive in notebooks, all-in-ones or servers.
Will a 7 mm SATA SSD sit securely in the four side-lock screws and three positioning holes?
The tray uses four side-lock screws and 3D positioning; a 7 mm drive may need a spacer to reach the 9 mm height.
How do I confirm the caddy's SATA pass-through is working after installation?
The new drive should appear in BIOS and the operating system as a standard SATA storage device.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



