We have various types of cage nuts available. The center pier manufactured cage nut removal tool is a patented product.
Please feel free to consult us about your desired installation location, size, and material. We will manufacture it to your specified size.
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■Cage Nut Removal Tool In server rack and 19-inch rack installation sites, accidents frequently occur such as "injuring fingertips due to the stiff spring of the cage nut" and "the cage nut falling inside the rack during work." Center Pier has developed a dedicated removal tool to solve these issues. This compact and portable tool reduces the strain on fingertips and has received positive feedback since its launch. ◆Installation Insert the cage nut into the U-shaped groove Hook it onto the desired position for installation ◆Removal Push the cage nut into the hole shaped like an L Twist it left and right to remove *Compatible with Center Pier's cage nuts M5 and M6. No guarantee of operation with cage nuts from other manufacturers.
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We offer a wide range of products including server racks, 19-inch racks, system racks, and network racks.
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We are a specialized manufacturer of server racks and 19-inch racks that solves all the challenges that arise in the construction of ICT infrastructure environments. At the same time, we are the only solution vendor that dedicates the most time and power to solving customer issues in the field of IT infrastructure construction, including "boxes" and "frames" such as server racks, seismic mounts, and power supplies. We are also boldly challenging ourselves to develop new products across the company. If you have any concerns about the installation environment for servers or communication equipment, please consult with Center Pier.
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