Licatec guida DIN forata 7895S-G1 18x6,2 mm 2000 mm

In control cabinets and enclosures, mounting electrical and electronic components securely and flexibly is a constant challenge. The Licatec 7895S-G1 perforated DIN rail solves this by providing a robust, corrosion-resistant mounting foundation that conforms to the TS35 standard. With a length of 2000 mm and a profile of 18 x 6.2 mm, it offers ample space for a wide range of DIN rail mountable devices, while the perforations allow for easy screw fixing to the mounting plate. Made from galvanized steel, it ensures long-term durability even in demanding industrial environments.

Who is it for

This DIN rail is ideal for electrical engineers, panel builders, and maintenance technicians who need a reliable, standardized mounting solution for circuit breakers, relays, power supplies, and other DIN rail mountable components. It is suitable for use in industrial control panels, distribution boards, and automation systems where compliance with EN 60715 is required.

Main features

• Standard TS35 profile (35 mm width, 7.5 mm height) per EN 60715 for universal compatibility.
• Perforated design enables direct screw mounting without additional clamps or brackets.
• Galvanized steel construction provides excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical strength.
• Generous 2000 mm length can be cut to size for custom installations.
• Metallic finish blends seamlessly into industrial enclosures.

Specifications

• Product Type: DIN Rail
• Profile Standard: TS35 (EN 60715)
• Profile Height: 7.5 mm
• Profile Width: 35 mm
• Length: 2000 mm
• Perforation: Perforated
• Material: Galvanized Steel
• Mounting Type: Screw Mounting
• Application: Mounting of electrical and electronic components in control cabinets and enclosures
• Compliance: EN 60715
• Finish: Galvanized
• Color: Metallic
• Corrosion Resistance: Yes

Tips

When installing, ensure the mounting surface is clean and flat to avoid bending the rail. Use appropriate screws for the perforation holes to secure the rail firmly. The rail can be easily cut to the required length using a hacksaw or metal cutting tool; deburr the cut edges to prevent damage to mounted devices.