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The ASE8X8X6SSNK is a Type 4X pull box manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from 304 stainless steel, it features an unflanged design with dimensions of 8 inches in width, 8 inches in height, and 6 inches in depth. The enclosure includes a threaded cover secured by captivated screws and meets NEMA 3/4/12/4X/3R and IP66 ratings. It is designed for wall mounting and utilizes oil-resistant gaskets and adhesives to ensure environmental protection.
Verify the specific material grade and gauge thickness against official datasheets prior to procurement. Confirm that the threaded cover configuration matches the intended cable entry requirements. Ensure the wall-mounting capability aligns with the installation site constraints. Cross-reference the NEMA and IP ratings with local regulatory standards for the target application environment.
Select this model when a compact, corrosion-resistant enclosure is required for wall mounting. The unflanged design facilitates flush installation in tight spaces. Consider the stainless steel construction for harsh chemical or outdoor environments where standard steel enclosures may degrade. Verify that the internal volume accommodates the necessary wiring and components.
This component belongs to the Hoffman ASE series of stainless steel enclosures. It serves as a pull box variant within the product line, distinguished by its threaded cover design rather than a hinged door. The series offers various sizes and configurations to meet diverse industrial enclosure needs while maintaining high durability and environmental resistance standards.
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