Rittal 8800071 TS Enclosure Panel Holders - EC002624
Part Number: 8800071
Quick Summary
Rittal 8800071 TS Enclosure Panel Holders offer internal mounting to stabilize side or rear panels in TS enclosures, especially when heavy equipment is installed or subjected to dynamic loads. Engineers frequently wrestle with panel flutter, misalignment, and maintenance overhead in cabinets carrying high-weight modules and rapidly changing loads. Industry standards and classifications such as ETIM EC002624 and ECLASS 27189265 help procurement teams and OEMs align data quality with supply-chain expectations, while CE-oriented practices underpin regulatory compliance. By simplifying installation, providing predictable mounting behavior, and supporting standard TS hardware, these holders deliver reduced downtime and improved cabinet reliability, with a clear path to lower lifecycle costs for automation projects.
Product Information
Extended Description
8800071 Rittal: TS Enclosure panel holders, internal, for TS
Article number
TS 8800.071
Product description
for additional fixing of the side or rear panel with heavy installed equipment and high dynamic pressures.
Packs of
10 pc(s).
Weight/pack
0.39 kg
Customs tariff number
73182900
EAN
4028177561793
ETIM 9
EC002624
ECLASS 8.0
27189265
Product description
TS Enclosure panel holders, internal, for TS
Internal mounting for TS enclosure panels provides stable, vibration-resistant attachment of side and rear panels, which reduces flutter and misalignment under heavy equipment and dynamic loads. This translates to longer cabinet life and fewer field-service calls. Packs of 10 units with a weight of 0.39 kg per pack simplify inventory management and logistics, enabling faster replacement and streamlined procurement in manufacturing environments. The product is classified under ETIM EC002624 and ECLASS 27189265, which supports standardized VMD data for cross-vendor compatibility and smoother purchasing workflows. Compatibility with TS 8800 series enclosure components ensures straightforward installation using common TS hardware, reducing installation time and human error. Some projects require explicit load ratings; while exact figures aren’t published here, the design targets stability under heavy drives, PLCs, and I/O modules. In practice, this hardware minimizes vibration-induced wear and helps maintain panel alignment across a range of industrial settings.
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FAQs
8800071 is designed as an internal TS enclosure panel holder compatible with TS enclosure systems that use internal mounting accessories. It provides secure fixation for side or rear panels when heavy equipment is present, supporting stable panel alignment and reducing vibration-related wear in typical automation cabinets.
The design concentrates mounting forces to fixed points, resisting panel movement during equipment start-stop cycles and vibration. While exact dynamic load ratings aren’t published here, users typically experience improved panel stability, reduced maintenance, and longer cabinet life in demanding automation environments.
Commonly used in industrial automation, machine building, and process control where TS enclosures house heavy drives, PLCs, and I/O modules. They support standard TS mounting practices, helping maintain panel integrity in harsh factory settings and ensuring reliable cabinet performance over time.
The product datasheet aligns with standardized procurement data via ETIM EC002624 and ECLASS 27189265, which aids cross-vendor compatibility. While CE or IP certifications are standard expectations for enclosure components, please verify project-specific certification requirements with the supplier documentation for final compliance confirmation.
By ensuring reliable internal mounting, these holders reduce downtime from misaligned panels, minimize wear due to dynamic loads, and simplify spare parts management with packs of ten. Over a typical automation project lifecycle, this can translate to lower maintenance costs, fewer field interventions, and more predictable cabinet reliability.