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The Hammond Manufacturing 167N6 is a heavy-duty industrial enclosure designed for harsh environments. Constructed from die-cast aluminum, it features a robust NEMA 4X rating to protect internal components against dust, water, and corrosion. The unit includes a hinged door with a quarter-turn fastener mechanism for secure access. It supports panel-mount instrumentation or control devices, offering a compact footprint suitable for space-constrained installations while maintaining high structural integrity and environmental sealing capabilities.
Verify the specific mounting hole pattern and internal dimensions against your device requirements before purchase. Confirm that the NEMA 4X rating meets your site's environmental standards. Check for included gaskets and hardware compatibility with existing installation methods. Ensure the enclosure material aligns with any specific chemical exposure risks present in the deployment area.
Choose this model when ruggedness and corrosion resistance are primary concerns. It is ideal for applications where standard plastic enclosures would fail due to mechanical stress or chemical exposure. Consider the thermal management needs of internal components, as aluminum aids in passive cooling. Evaluate the available front panel space to ensure adequate room for indicators and controls.
This part belongs to Hammond's line of industrial-grade metal enclosures. It is engineered for reliability in demanding sectors such as manufacturing, transportation, and utility infrastructure. The series emphasizes long-term performance under adverse conditions, distinguishing it from lighter commercial-grade alternatives through its substantial build quality and sealed design.
Direct replacements must match the external dimensions and mounting configuration. Verify that substitute models offer equivalent NEMA ratings and material composition. Ensure the new enclosure maintains the same ingress protection level to avoid compromising system safety and operational continuity in hazardous environments.