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The Hoffman Enclosures ASG10X6X4NK is a galvanized steel pull box designed for commercial and general industrial applications. It features a screw cover with unique keyhole slots for easy removal and includes provisions for grounding. The enclosure measures 10 inches in height, 6 inches in width, and 4 inches in depth. Constructed from mild steel with a galvanized finish, it provides NEMA Type 1 protection against dust and falling liquids. The unit is supplied without knockouts, offering a clean surface for custom drilling or mounting as required by specific installation needs.
Verify the absence of pre-punched knockouts matches project requirements, as this model is supplied without them. Confirm that the galvanized finish meets environmental specifications for the intended installation site. Ensure compatibility with existing conduit sizes if custom knockouts are planned. Check local code compliance for NEMA Type 1 usage in specific industrial zones.
Select this model when a durable, indoor-rated pull box is needed without pre-formed entry points. The galvanized finish offers better corrosion resistance than painted alternatives for humid environments. Consider this part for flush-mount applications where the keyhole cover design facilitates maintenance access. Verify dimensional constraints fit within the designated wall space before ordering.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman ASG series of NEMA Type 1 enclosures. These units are standard solutions for protecting electrical connections in dry, indoor locations. The series emphasizes ease of installation and maintenance through standardized dimensions and accessible cover designs. It serves as a fundamental building block for control panel and junction box assemblies.
Direct substitutes include other NEMA Type 1 galvanized steel pull boxes with identical 10x6x4 inch dimensions. Ensure replacement parts also lack knockouts if custom entries are required. Verify that alternative models maintain similar grounding provisions and cover retention mechanisms.
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