The solar mounting mini rail is a lightweight racking system for mounting and securing solar panels, which is widely used on a variety of roof types, including tin roofs, color steel tile roofs, and more. This rail system comes in a variety of sizes and lengths, with common lengths of 200mm and 300mm, which can be customized in length according to customer needs and are compatible with all types of solar panels.

The main material of mini-rail is aluminum alloy, such as 6005-T5 aluminum alloy, which is lightweight, high-strength and corrosion-resistant, and is very suitable for photovoltaic mounts. In addition, the simple design of the mini rail makes the installation process easy and quick, which reduces the total weight and volume of the system, making it more convenient in the installation process.

Mini rail systems typically include components such as slotted rails, end and middle clamps, EPDM washers, and nuts and bolts. These components are designed to make the installation process very flexible, requiring only a small number of components to complete the installation. They can be installed parallel to the ridge or across the ridge. The orientation of the solar panels can be flexibly changed for both horizontal and vertical layouts. For example, Powerack's Solar Aluminum Mini-Rail is suitable for trapezoidal or corrugated metal roofs and has a simple mounting structure that allows a module to be mounted directly to the roof with just four short rail kits.

In addition, the mini-rail also has good load carrying capacity and rigidity, ensuring stable operation and long life of PV equipment. In the photovoltaic industry, mini-guideways are not only used to fix solar panels, but also widely used in solar tracking systems, photovoltaic module production lines and other fields, which provide a reliable transmission solution for the precise positioning and tracking of solar panels.

In conclusion, solar mini-rails are widely used in the photovoltaic industry for their lightweight, efficient and easy-to-install features, and are an important part of modern solar system installations.