Separators What they are: Separators are components used to create defined divisions within enclosures, trays, racks, or assemblies. They keep items separated to prevent contact, reduce wear, and aid organization. Why you need them: They organize components, protect delicate parts, improve airflow and thermal management, and simplify maintenance and upgrades. How they stand out: Available in multiple materials and sizes to match your system. Key attributes: Function: provide secure, adjustable, or fixed spacing between items Compatibility: designed to fit standard mounting frameworks and enclosures; check product spec for model compatibility Size: available in multiple dimensions and thicknesses; refer to size chart Material: offered in various materials (plastics, metals, composites) depending on model Performance: designed for durability, stable separation under typical workloads, and resistance to wear Materials and variations: The exact materials and dimensions vary by model; consult product specs to select the right option for your application. Use scenarios: 1) Electronics cabinet: separate PCBs, cables, and modules to simplify routing and maintenance. 2) Lab rack: create individual slots for tubes, vials, or slides to prevent crosscontact. 3) Tool and hardware storage: form compartments for small parts, screws, and fasteners to improve inventory and retrieval. Selection tips: Identify the enclosure or tray type and mounting method Review the available sizes and materials for your environment (e.g., corrosion resistance, temperature exposure) Verify the exact model and dimensions in the product specification to ensure a proper fit Note: For specific compatibility, refer to the product model and its accompanying specification sheet; actual available options depend on the product line.