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The Hoffman Enclosures ASG18X18X10NK is a NEMA Type 1 pull box constructed from mild steel with a galvanized finish. It measures 18 inches in height, 18 inches in width, and 10 inches in depth. The enclosure features a screw-on cover with unique keyhole slots for secure attachment. It is designed without pre-punched knockouts, allowing for custom cable entry points. The unit includes provisions for grounding and mounting holes on the back panel to facilitate installation.
Verify the specific finish requirement, as galvanized variants differ visually and chemically from painted equivalents. Confirm the absence of knockouts aligns with the intended cabling strategy. Ensure compatibility with flush mount accessories if surface leveling is required. Check local electrical codes for Type 1 enclosure suitability in the deployment environment.
Select this model when a rugged, unpainted steel enclosure is preferred over painted alternatives. The lack of knockouts suits projects where cable entries are determined after site measurement. Consider the 18x18x10 dimensions for wire pulling capacity needs. Verify that the galvanized finish meets environmental exposure standards for the installation location.
This part belongs to the nVent Hoffman ASG series of screw-cover enclosures. These units are standardized for commercial and general-purpose applications. The ASG line offers various sizes and finishes, including galvanized and painted options. The NK suffix typically denotes the no-knockout configuration within this product family.
Direct substitutes include other ASG series models with identical dimensions but different finishes, such as painted versions. Cross-reference with AGS series parts if accessory compatibility is prioritized over exact dimensional matches. Ensure any replacement maintains the Type 1 rating and galvanized material specification.

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