HY Technology supplies server chassis and storage enclosures for distributors, refurbished server builders, system integrators, data center spare-parts suppliers, and enterprise IT procurement teams. The catalog is organized around the information buyers need before a quotation: rack height, dimensions, motherboard support, drive bays, cooling, power supply space, and application.
Server chassis categories
- 1U, 2U, 3U, and 4U rack chassis: options for rack integration, replacement builds, and channel quotations.
- Hot-swap storage chassis: storage-focused cases with drive-bay and backplane details for NAS and server projects.
- Edge computing chassis: short-depth platforms for installations where rack depth and service access matter.
- GPU server chassis: expansion-ready cases where GPU clearance, airflow, board form factor, and power need to be confirmed.
What to send for a server chassis quote
Send the target model or part number, rack height, external dimensions, motherboard form factor, required drive size and bay count, cooling requirement, quantity, destination country, and photos or drawings when available. HY can then check the closest catalog model before preparing a B2B quotation.
Who uses this sourcing workflow?
This workflow is intended for server parts distributors, IT hardware channel companies, refurbishers, repair and maintenance providers, system integrators, cloud service suppliers, and data center operators who need a repeatable way to compare chassis specifications.
Use the server chassis selection checklist to compare rack depth, board support, drive bays, backplane, cooling, and power before requesting a quote.
Common buyer questions
Which server chassis fits my motherboard?
Start with the board form factor and the chassis dimensions. Share the exact board model or a clear specification sheet so HY can check board support, expansion clearance, cooling, and power-supply space before quotation.
How do I choose between a 1U, 2U, and 4U chassis?
Choose by rack height, expansion cards, cooling, drive bays, and power requirements. A 1U chassis prioritizes rack density, while 2U and 4U platforms generally provide more space for storage, airflow, GPU, or service access.
Browse the server chassis catalog or send a model list for a B2B quote.