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About Us
Penn Elcom is a manufacturer of quality flight cases, speaker cabinet hardware, and 19-inch racking solutions. We have over 35 years of experience in designing product solutions for these specialist industries.
What We Do
We have world-wide manufacturing and distribution capabilities to support businesses and customers of all sizes. Whether your company is a large multinational or a small start-up operation, we have the ability to supply you with the products you need, when you need them. By utilizing our global network, we can provide local solutions to all of your onshore and offshore manufacturing facilities.
Our Products
Penn Elcom has a standard range of over 3000 catalog products such as Flight Case Hardware, Speaker Hardware, 19 Inch Racking Enclosures and Accessories, Neutrik Connectors, Computer Holders, and Staging and Trussing Systems. These catalog products are stocked* globally and can be shipped to your location on a same-day basis.
Capabilities
Penn Elcom has extensive manufacturing capabilities that enable us to produce a wide variety of high-quality products. Our manufacturing capabilities enable us to work with a wide range of materials as well as offer specialty services to our customers.
Solutions to Fit Your Business Needs
In addition to our custom manufacturing capabilities and our ability to ship our catalog product range from stock on a same-day basis, we also offer various inventory control programs to fit your supply chain needs. Our Consignment Stock Programs support your cash flow requirements by putting inventory at your location. Our Inventory Management Program gives us the responsibility of ensuring you have a continuous flow of product. Product availability can be guaranteed by utilizing blanket, call off, or scheduled orders to support your lean and just-in-time delivery requirements.
Adders666
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 25, 2025
brought these for a home grown server rack, were well made and the powder coating was good, they were straight and very heavy, the holes seemed quite small, and M6 bolts seemed to struggle to fit through the holes and they didn't have the square holes for rack nuts, so I sent them back, best value on amazon though if you use smaller nuts
iPadShopper
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2024
These seem like as good quality as the other brand I’ve bought before. However I docked one star for not actually being tapped for 10-32 screws as stated. The pair I received are tapped for M5 metric screws. M5 fits perfectly but 10-32 screws are sloppy, which could eventually be a stripping problem. I have both sizes so not a problem for me, just be warned.
Joshua Sowders
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2023
these work great but if you work with rack gear order a lot more than you think you'll need, maybe twice as much.
MaryLouise
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2023
The rail is quite sturdy. Although there was a bit of confusion about the order, it showed the excellent customer service support. Seller went above and beyond to ensure our satisfaction.
Bobby McLawhorn
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2023
Made well and from good materials. Bolt holes drilled and spaced correctly and no issues mounting to them using standard rack screws.
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023
I like how each RU is marked with a subtle notch, as opposed to white lines and numbers
Joshua Whipps
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2021
Ordered two different sets of these. Sturdy, well-made rack rails. Screw holes weren't overly powdered, everything has attached perfectly, the first time.
Marvin W.
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2013
These rails come in a satin gloss black, teflon-based paint, your 10/32 scews will go into them smoothly with no cross threading. I used Raxxas screws for mine.I like the fact the RU's are shown with slight indentations all along the rails, making it a little easier to count where you want to be. Usually I count my RU's between each set of holes set closer together to each other on the rail. But the indents make it a little easier, and they're not too noticeable when you stand back from the finished product.I cut my rack panels out of 20" wide finished pine board I got at Lowes and slapped these rails in the two cabinets I built (I bought 4 of these rails). The entire buildout only took me about an hour.You'll be glad to know there is no "Left" and "Right" rail like there is with some brands who start with an odd, unusable screw hole at the top or bottom of the rail, forcing you to buy a matched set of LR rails. These rails have no such limitation, they start at 1 RU on any rail you pick out. When you install them, you can't go wrong as long as you keep them level. I placed mine all the way to the top of the cabinet and they turned out perfect.One word of caution when building your own boxes... I learned this long ago when building my own cabinets for the first time, the actual distance from wall to wall of the inside of you cabinets should be 19 1/8". This makes the screw holes on any rack rail line up perfectly for the vast majority of equipment's rack ears. Also, if using server-class rackmount computer cases, make the rails flush with the front of you cabinet. A lot of server case rack ears don't comply with exacting 19" on the center-of-the-hole standards, so if you need to hang over a bit, you can. If you inset them an 1/8 of an inch (which is normal) you won't be able to use a server style rack case. Not all rackmount computer cases do this, but some do.I read in some other reviews that their rails were delivered bent. I suppose that could happen in shipping with longer rails, but I didn't have that experience with the 3 footers. Mine came out straight, just fine. The vendor would have been better off shipping them in a tube, though, instead of a box, the box was huge for such small rails and they have to put a lot of stuffing in the box to keep these from moving around. A shipping tube would have simplified their task a lot.
Francisco Aguilera
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2013
I hesitated to buy this rack rails, as some users have complained about their lack of precision. To be honest I thought they were terrible when I installed them, as they are built to hold rack gear in a specific position. They have some marks where you can put the top part of your gear, but if you decide to skip a hole and start installing the gear below that... then you're in trouble! If, by any reason, you need to skip holes - I've made it every time I install amplifiers or hard drives, where heat can be a problem - then you may need to adjust a little, and not to expect every gear to fit perfectly. Otherwise, if you follow the spaces provided, they are great! And by the way, very affordable!
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