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The AGS408 is a grounding strap manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It measures 4 AWG in cross-section and has an overall length of 8 inches (approximately 203 mm). The component is designed to facilitate the attachment of grounding conductors to electrical enclosures. It accepts wire sizes ranging from 2 AWG through 14 AWG. This part serves as a direct accessory for Hoffman enclosure systems, ensuring proper electrical bonding and safety compliance within industrial control panels.
Verify that the required wire gauge falls within the 2 AWG to 14 AWG acceptance range. Confirm compatibility with the specific Hoffman enclosure model being installed. Ensure the 8-inch length meets the spatial requirements for the grounding path. Check for any updated datasheets regarding material specifications or termination methods before finalizing procurement.
Select this component when a pre-formed grounding strap is required for Hoffman enclosures. It is suitable for applications needing a secure mechanical and electrical bond for wires between 2 and 14 AWG. Consider the 8-inch length for routing flexibility. Verify that the enclosure design supports the use of this specific grounding lug configuration.
The AGS408 belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory line, specifically categorized under grounding straps and lugs. It is often paired with various Hoffman pull boxes and enclosures to ensure proper earthing. Related accessories include mounting kits like AGS416, which complement the installation process for larger enclosure systems.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation.

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