New robotic technology for Argent SCEC Class B and Class C server racks

Argent SCEC server racks use advanced Australian manufacturing automation

With businesses facing the tightest labour market since the 1970s, the shortage of skilled staff requires manufacturers to consider a range of technology options to remain relevant and sustainable. Wilson & Gilkes is the designer and manufacturer of Argent SCEC Class B and Class C server racks. Wilson & Gilkes will shortly commission a new robotic bending system at the Moorebank manufacturing facility.

Wilson & Gilkes C.E.O., James Hunt told us: "The new robotic press brake will allow our production team to work with cutting edge technology. The ease of programming and suitability for efficient production of metal components parts will benefit Argent customers."

Argent SCEC cabinet features – Class B and Class C:

SCEC endorsed June 2016
IEC & Industry standard sizes make selection easy
Custom sizing available
Perforated doors with 3 point locking
Wide range of thermal & cable management accessories
KABA Class B digital combination locking mechanism
Class C – Specified key system
All side panels are solid form & internally secured
Comes with 4x Vertical Mounting Angles, RU Labeled
Racks are individually serialized with identification and registry record
50 pack hardware fixing kits with each rack

Five advantages using Argent SCEC Server racks

Defence and SCEC Experience: Over 25 years of SCEC B Class and C Class server rack deployment across Australia and New Zealand
Accuracy: 100% manufactured using laser cutting and CNC metal folding for precise, repeatable production
SCEC Specification feedback service: Provide feedback in the initial phase to avoid challenges and ensure timely delivery
Flexibility: Custom solutions for space-restricted secure buildings and sites, with 3D CAD models available
Cost-Effective: Automated lasers and press brakes require less manual labour, with some equipment operating overnight