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The Hoffman ASG12X12X8NK is a Type 1 screw-cover pull box and enclosure designed for commercial and general industrial applications. Constructed from galvanized steel with a polyester powder-coated ANSI 61 gray finish, it provides indoor protection against dust and falling objects. The unit measures 12 inches in height, 12 inches in width, and 8 inches in depth, featuring no knockouts to maintain enclosure integrity. It weighs approximately 11.84 pounds and carries UL 50/50E and CUL certifications for use in power distribution systems.
Verify the specific part number ASG12X12X8NK matches the required dimensions and lack of knockouts. Confirm that the Type 1 rating aligns with the intended indoor environment. Ensure compatibility with any necessary flush covers or accessories if surface mounting is not utilized. Check certification requirements such as UL 50/50E for your specific jurisdiction.
Select this model when an indoor, non-hazardous location requires a standard junction box without pre-formed entry points. The absence of knockouts allows for precise conduit placement based on specific wiring diagrams. Consider the 12x12x8 inch volume for wire fill calculations. This enclosure is appropriate where NEMA 1 protection levels are sufficient and weatherproofing is not required.
This component belongs to the Hoffman ASG series of screw-cover enclosures. These units are standardized metal boxes used primarily for organizing and protecting electrical connections. The ASG line typically offers various sizes and configurations, with the NK suffix specifically denoting the absence of knockouts. They are widely used in building infrastructure for routine power distribution tasks.
Direct substitutes must match the 12x12x8 inch dimensions, Type 1 rating, and lack of knockouts. Verify that alternative models also feature galvanized steel construction and compatible mounting methods. Ensure any replacement maintains UL and CUL listing status for compliance.

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