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For devices that don't use or need rails, we've used Ortronic racks. For standalone moveable racks for devices that need rails, we've used both APC and IBM. &nbsp;Can't say I've ever had an issue with any of these.
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Rittal, they make HP's racks I believe.
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Hi<br />
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Can anyone recommend a good full size rack? &nbsp;I've used prism which are awful, along with poor customer service.<br />
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Many thanks
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Hi

Can anyone recommend a good full size rack?  I've used prism which are awful, along with poor customer service.

Many thanks

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