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The Hoffman ASG12X10X6NK is a galvanized steel pull box enclosure with dimensions of 12 inches in height, 10 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth. It features a Type 1 NEMA rating and utilizes a screw-on cover closure method. The body is constructed from 16-gauge galvanized steel, providing structural durability for commercial and industrial environments. This specific model is supplied without knockouts, offering a solid surface for custom drilling or conduit installation as required by the application design.
Verify that the absence of knockouts aligns with your conduit entry requirements, as this unit requires field modification for cable entries. Confirm the NEMA 1 rating meets environmental protection needs for the intended indoor location. Ensure the 16-gauge steel thickness satisfies mechanical strength specifications for the mounting surface and load conditions.
Select this model when a solid, non-perforated enclosure is required for custom wiring layouts. The galvanized finish is suitable for standard indoor commercial and industrial settings where high humidity or washdown conditions are not present. Consider the 12x10x6 inch volume to ensure adequate space for wire pulls and component placement according to NEC fill calculations.
This part belongs to the Hoffman ASG series of screw-cover enclosures. These units are designed for general-purpose electrical distribution and control applications. The ASG line typically offers various sizes and configurations, with this specific SKU representing a mid-sized option optimized for standard commercial building infrastructure projects requiring robust, cost-effective metal enclosures.
Check for equivalent models from nVent Hoffman or other manufacturers offering Type 1 galvanized steel boxes. Verify dimensional compatibility if replacing an existing unit. Ensure the replacement also lacks knockouts if field drilling is preferred, or select a knockout-equipped variant if pre-drilled entries are desired.

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