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The Hoffman Enclosures ASE18X12X10NK is a Type 1 steel pull box designed for commercial and general industrial applications. It features a screw-cover door type with no pre-drilled knockouts. The enclosure measures 18 inches in height, 12 inches in width, and 10 inches in depth. Constructed from 16-gauge steel for both the body and door, it provides a durable housing for junction or pull box functions. The unit is finished in gray powder coat to resist corrosion and wear in indoor environments.
Verify the specific model suffix NK indicates the absence of knockouts, as variants may include them. Confirm that the 16-gauge steel construction meets local code requirements for the intended load-bearing application. Ensure the Type 1 rating aligns with the indoor environmental conditions where the enclosure will be installed. Check for compatibility with flush covers if required for the mounting surface.
Select this model when a rigid, non-knockout steel enclosure is needed for indoor power distribution. The 18x12x10 dimensions provide ample space for wire pulling compared to smaller junction boxes. Consider the screw-cover mechanism for maintenance access needs. Verify that the gray powder-coated finish is sufficient for the specific indoor humidity levels present in the installation site.
This component belongs to the Hoffman A90P series of screw-cover pull boxes. These units are engineered for straightforward installation in commercial settings where basic environmental protection is required. The series offers various sizes to accommodate different conduit counts and wire volumes, maintaining a consistent aesthetic and structural standard across the product line.
Direct substitutes must match the 18x12x10 inch dimensions and Type 1 rating. Ensure replacement units also feature 16-gauge steel construction and screw-cover mechanisms. Verify that the substitute part number explicitly denotes 'No Knockouts' to maintain design intent.

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