Are your enterprise servers new and genuine?

Yes. We supply new and factory-sealed new-old-stock (NOS) servers from Dell, Lenovo, xFusion and Inspur, sourced through authorized manufacturer channels. New servers are covered by a 3-year warranty.

Can you ship GPU and storage servers to my country?

We export to 60+ countries across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America, with door-to-door freight, customs documentation and insurance handled by our team.

How fast will I receive a quotation?

Most configuration lists receive a detailed quotation within one business day. For complex deployments, our engineers confirm compatibility and provide options before pricing.

Do you support system integrators and resellers?

Yes — system integrators, IT resellers, project suppliers and tender bidders are our primary customers. We offer multi-brand consolidation, neutral configuration advice and repeat-order account support.

How do I pay, and what terms are available?

We accept international bank transfer (T/T) in USD. Standard orders are confirmed against a proforma invoice, while established repeat accounts and project bidders can discuss agreed payment terms in advance.

What is the lead time for delivery to the Middle East or Southeast Asia?

In-stock configurations are normally built and tested within a few business days, followed by door-to-door air or sea freight depending on the destination. We provide a clear timeline and tracking once the order is confirmed.

How is warranty and after-sales support handled overseas?

New servers carry a 3-year warranty. Our support team coordinates with the manufacturer and arranges replacement parts and remote troubleshooting, so you receive the same level of service in any region we ship to.

Can you build a fully custom configuration to my specification?

Yes. Send your required CPU, memory, drives, accelerators, power and networking preferences — or simply describe the workload and target budget. Our engineers specify, assemble and burn-in test the complete system before shipment.

GENUINE DELL RACK RAILS

Dell PowerEdge Rack Rails, ReadyRails Sliding Rail Kits & Cable Management Arms

Genuine Dell ReadyRails sliding and static rails with matching cable-management arms (CMA) for 1U and 2U PowerEdge rack servers — tool-less fit for square and round-hole racks, verified by chassis generation so the rails seat correctly and service cleanly.

PowerEdge rails are generation specific: a kit from the wrong chassis family will not seat or will foul the bezel. We supply the genuine Dell rail kit for your server and rack type, confirm the interface (ReadyRails or ReadyRails II) against your model, and can add the matching CMA so the system slides out for service without pulling on cables.

Tool-less fitsquare & unthreaded round-hole racks

Sliding / staticReadyRails and ReadyRails II

1U & 2U13G through 17G coverage

Matching CMAcable-management arms included

Rail kits we supply

ReadyRails sliding rails

Tool-less sliding kits that let you extend the server out of the rack for in-rack service; a CMA can be attached to manage cables.

ReadyRails II sliding rails

The updated interface used on newer PowerEdge generations, with native support for tooled installation in threaded-hole racks without adapters.

Static rails

Fixed kits that fit a wider range of racks, including 2-post/Telco racks, but do not allow the server to slide out and cannot take a CMA.

Cable management arms

Matching CMAs that mount to either side of the sliding rails without tools, keeping power and data cables dressed as the server extends.

1U rail kits

Chassis-specific 1U kits for R620 through R670 and the single-socket/AMD 1U servers.

2U rail kits

2U kits for R720 through R770 and R7725 families, including standard, xd and xs chassis where listed.

Typical applications

Rack-mounting a new or relocated PowerEdge server
Replacing bent, damaged or missing rail kits
Adding a cable-management arm for clean in-rack service
Matching the correct rail generation after a chassis change

PowerEdge rail and CMA options at a glance

Rail types	Sliding ReadyRails / ReadyRails II, and static rails
Supported racks	Square-hole and unthreaded round-hole; threaded via adapter brackets (native on ReadyRails II)
Serviceability	Sliding rails allow in-rack service; static rails do not
CMA	Mounts to sliding rails, left or right side, tool-less
Heights	Separate 1U and 2U chassis-specific kits
Selection	By server model, generation (B-series interface) and rack hole type
Condition	New genuine Dell rail and CMA kits

Common Dell part numbers

Dell order codes and, where noted, manufacturer/SNP module codes for commonly ordered configurations. The exact code depends on your server generation and configuration; send us any code and we will match it and quote it.

1U ReadyRails sliding rails (R620/R630/R640/R440)	770-BBIX
2U ReadyRails sliding rails (R720/R730/R740/R830)	770-BBIN
2U ReadyRails sliding rails (R540/R740xd/R740xd2)	770-BCJC
2U ReadyRails sliding rails B11 (R750/R750xa/R750xs)	770-BBEO
2U ReadyRails II sliding rails (R760/R760xa/R860)	770-BDIZ
1U ReadyRails sliding rails (R650/R660/R670/R6525/R6725)	770-BECM
1U ReadyRails sliding rails without CMA (R650xs)	770-BCKW
2U combo drop-in/stab-in sliding rails (R550/R660/R750xs/R760/R770/R7725)	770-BEBR
2U B21 sliding rails (R750xs/R760/R770/R7715/R7725)	770-BFGM
1U static rails for 2/4-post racks (R620/R640/R650xs/R6415)	770-BBIC
1U static rails B9 (R660/R660xs/R6615)	770-BDDP
2U static rails B11 (R750/R750xa/R750xs)	770-BBES
2U static rails B14 (R760/R760xa/R860)	770-BDIY
2U cable-management arm (R740/R740xd2/R540)	770-BBCM
2U cable-management arm B11 (R750/R750xa/R750xs)	770-BBEQ
2U cable-management arm B14 (R760/R760xa/R860)	770-BDII
2U cable-management arm (current generation)	770-BDSK
1U cable-management arm kit (R330/R430/R630)	770-BBEU
ReadyRails EIA sliding rails for 2/4-post racks (XR7620)	770-BFFN

What to specify when ordering

Server model and service tag
Rail type: sliding (ReadyRails) or static
Rack hole type: square, round or threaded
Whether a matching cable-management arm is required

Frequently asked questions

Are Dell PowerEdge rails interchangeable between generations?

Not always. Rails are matched to a chassis family and its ReadyRails interface generation; a kit from the wrong generation may not seat or may offset the bezel. We confirm the correct kit for your model.

What is the difference between sliding and static rails?

Sliding ReadyRails let you extend the server out for in-rack service and accept a CMA. Static rails fit a wider range of racks including 2-post/Telco racks but are fixed and cannot take a CMA.

What is ReadyRails II?

ReadyRails II is the updated rail interface used on newer PowerEdge generations. It still installs tool-lessly in square and round-hole racks and also supports tooled installation in threaded racks without separate adapter brackets.

Do the rails fit threaded or non-Dell racks?

They fit square and unthreaded round-hole racks tool-lessly. For 4-post threaded racks, original ReadyRails need adapter brackets; ReadyRails II supports threaded racks natively. Tell us your rack hole type.

Do I need a cable-management arm?

A CMA is optional but recommended with sliding rails: it dresses power and data cables so the server can extend and be serviced without straining or unplugging cables. Static rails cannot use a CMA.

Can the CMA be fitted on either side?

Yes. The Dell CMA mounts on the left or right side of the sliding rails without tools, so it can be placed to suit your rack layout and airflow.

Are 1U and 2U rail kits different?

Yes. 1U and 2U servers use separate chassis-specific rail kits and matching CMAs; they are not interchangeable, even within the same PowerEdge generation.

Which rails do I need for my rack?

Send your server model, service tag and rack hole type. We confirm the sliding or static kit and the ReadyRails interface generation so the rails seat correctly.

Can I buy just one rail or the CMA separately?

Yes. Rail kits are sold as a pair, and the CMA is available separately if you already have compatible sliding rails. Tell us what you need and we quote the matching part.

Will the rails block my rack door or bezel?

In some threaded-rack or deep-rack setups the server can sit slightly forward and the bezel may need to be removed to close the door; we advise on clearance for your specific rack.

Do the rails include everything needed to install?

New rail kits include the rail pair and the hardware for supported racks; adapter brackets for threaded racks (on original ReadyRails) are a separate kit. We confirm the contents for your order.

Are the rails new genuine Dell parts?

Yes. We supply new genuine Dell ReadyRails and CMA kits matched to your chassis, not unbranded copies, so they seat and are supported as intended.

Can rails be shipped with a server order?

Yes. Rail kits and CMAs can be consolidated with a server into one shipment, or shipped individually with tracking if you only need the hardware.

What if I cannot identify the rail generation?

Use your service tag in Dell’s parts tool or send us the server model and any code on the existing rails; we identify the correct current kit rather than guessing.