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The Hoffman Enclosures ASE24X18X10NK is a NEMA Type 1 steel pull box designed for commercial and general industrial applications. It measures 24 inches in height, 18 inches in width, and 10 inches in depth. The enclosure features a mild steel construction with a polyester powder painted gray finish. It utilizes a screw-cover design with flat, removable covers fastened by plated steel screws. The unit includes unique keyhole screw slots for installation and contains no knockouts.
Verify the specific model suffix NK indicates the absence of knockouts, as this distinguishes it from standard versions. Confirm that the required mounting hardware aligns with the included keyhole slot design. Ensure the application environment remains within the dry, indoor conditions specified for NEMA Type 1 ratings. Check for any regional compliance requirements regarding steel enclosures in industrial settings.
Select this model when a rigid, non-knockout steel enclosure is required for indoor wire management. The absence of pre-drilled holes necessitates custom drilling or alternative entry methods. Consider the external dimensions to ensure adequate space for cable bending radius. Verify that the screw-cover mechanism meets security and access requirements for the specific installation site.
This component belongs to the Hoffman ASE series of steel pull boxes. It is part of a broader family of NEMA Type 1 enclosures offered by Hoffman Enclosures. Similar models may include different dimensions or knockout configurations. The series is designed for durable, cost-effective indoor electrical housing solutions.
Direct substitutes must match the 24x18x10 inch dimensions and Type 1 rating. Verify if knockouts are acceptable; if so, models without the NK suffix may be compatible. Ensure material thickness and finish specifications align with existing infrastructure requirements.

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