I don't know who made them, or if they are even made any more. They were commonly used for Tek rackmount scopes and other gear, and are excellent. They allow the equipment to be slid a LONG way beyond the front of the rack, so you can easily get at the back connectors.
There's a safety stop at the fully extended position (1st pic), that is released by pressing a button on each rail. To re-mount the equipment, just align the rail ends and slide it in - the end stops are bypassed when inserting the rails. And the rails are hardened steel, with some kind of tough low friction coating. Very strong.
Fortunately some of the R7903 scopes I have, came with the complete slide sets. But only because I was the one who removed them from the original racks. I've _never_ seen any ebay seller or whatever selling equipment with the complete slide set still attached.
Which is just criminal laziness and stupidity in my view. Being too slack to undo a few more screws, and so ruining the utility of rackount gear. Culprits should be shot.
Edit: Arrgh. There's a manufacturer's label, but it's the closest to totally unreadable I've ever seen. Reflective foil, with fail green ink, tiny print. Absolutely cannot read it by eye. I'm trying to get a readable photo, without much luck. Give me a minute. The biggest text says "CHASSIS TRAK".
Edit2: OMG. If these people went out of business, it was because no one could read their damned product labels. Added a photo, that took extreme measures and many failures to obtain.
"Chassis trak. A division of General Devices Co, Inc. PO Box 39100-Indianapolis, In 46239 - Phone (317) 897-7000."
Anyway, photos: