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The ASE8X6X3 is a pull box manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for electrical component housing. The unit features dimensions of 8.00 inches in length, 6.00 inches in width, and 3.00 inches in depth. Constructed from steel with an ANSI 61 gray polyester powder paint finish, it provides NEMA 12 protection against dust, dirt, and dripping non-corrosive liquids. The enclosure utilizes a continuous hinge design with screw-down clamps for secure closure.
Verify the specific gauge thickness (16 or 14 gauge) required for the application, as specifications may vary. Confirm that the standard delivery time aligns with project schedules. Ensure compatibility with existing panel cutouts and conduit entries before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this model when NEMA 12 ingress protection is necessary for panel-mounted applications. The 8x6x3 inch footprint suits moderate component counts. Verify that the steel construction meets environmental durability requirements compared to plastic alternatives.
This part belongs to the ASE series of pull boxes from Hoffman Enclosures. These units are engineered for general-purpose electrical enclosures where protection from environmental contaminants is required. The series typically includes various sizes to accommodate different internal component layouts.
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