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The Hoffman ASG10X10X4 is a NEMA Type 1 screw-cover pull box constructed from galvanized steel with a polyester powder-coated ANSI 61 gray finish. It measures 10 inches in length, 10 inches in height, and 4 inches in depth. The enclosure features unique keyhole screw slots for secure mounting and includes various sizes of easy-to-remove concentric knockouts on all four sides. It is rated for UL 50/50E and CUL compliance, suitable for commercial and general industrial junction applications.
Verify that the specific order matches the ASG10X10X4 designation to ensure the inclusion of standard screw covers rather than NK (knockout) variants if solid sides are required. Confirm UL 50/50E listing requirements align with project specifications. Check for any regional certification needs such as CUL compliance before finalizing procurement documentation.
Select this model when a NEMA Type 1 rating is sufficient for indoor protection against falling objects and limited ingress of liquids. The galvanized steel material offers corrosion resistance suitable for typical industrial environments. Ensure the 10x10x4 internal volume meets wire fill calculations for the intended circuit density.
This part belongs to the Hoffman ASG series of steel enclosures designed for general-purpose electrical distribution. It serves as a standard solution for organizing and protecting low-voltage connections in commercial buildings and light industrial facilities where environmental exposure is minimal.
Direct substitutes include other NEMA Type 1 steel enclosures of identical 10x10x4 dimensions from manufacturers like Hammond Manufacturing or nVent Hoffman's own ASG series variations. Verify knockout configurations and mounting hole patterns match existing infrastructure.

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