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The A1-706CTHPL1 is a Type 4X enclosure manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a transparent cover and includes one stainless steel padlock latch along with non-metallic hinges. The unit is designed for machine control applications, providing protection for electronics with streamlined styling and flush quarter-turn latches. Seams are continuously welded and ground smooth to ensure durability.
Verify the specific model number A1-706CTHPL1 against official Hoffman Enclosures documentation to confirm the presence of the transparent cover and stainless steel hardware. Ensure compatibility with required mounting configurations and environmental ratings before procurement.
Select this model when a transparent view of internal components is required alongside high-level ingress protection. The inclusion of non-metallic hinges and a stainless steel latch supports corrosion resistance and security needs in harsh industrial settings.
This component belongs to the single-door enclosure series from Hoffman Enclosures. These units are characterized by streamlined styling, flush quarter-turn latches, and durable ANSI 61 gray finishes. The design facilitates easy access through doors that open up to 210 degrees.
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