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The Hoffman A73P32NG is a conductive back panel designed for large, free-standing Type 1 enclosures. It measures 73.16 inches in height and 32 inches in width. Constructed from 12-gauge steel with a galvanized finish, this unpainted component ensures electrical conductivity. It is specifically engineered to fit enclosures with dimensions of 84.00 x 36/37 inches. The panel serves as a structural and grounding surface for internal equipment mounting within industrial environments requiring NEMA 1 protection standards.
Verify exact enclosure compatibility before purchase. Confirm that the target enclosure matches the required 84.00 x 36/37 inch dimensions. Ensure the application environment aligns with Type 1 protection requirements. Check for any specific grounding or mounting hardware needs not included with the panel. Validate material specifications against project safety standards.
Select this panel only when using compatible large free-standing enclosures. Consider the 12-gauge thickness for load-bearing requirements. The conductive nature supports grounding strategies. Evaluate if the unpainted galvanized finish meets environmental exposure criteria. Ensure the 32x73.16 inch size fits the intended enclosure footprint without modification.
This part belongs to the A38P series of large single-door free-standing NEMA 1 enclosures by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It functions as a replacement or accessory backplate. The product line focuses on robust electrical protection solutions. The specific model provides standardized dimensions for consistent assembly across compatible enclosure frames.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available.

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