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The Hoffman Enclosures ASG24X18X6NK is a Type 1 pull and junction box constructed from 16-gauge galvanized mild steel. It features an ANSI 61 gray finish and measures 24 inches in height, 18 inches in width, and 6 inches in depth. The enclosure utilizes a screw-on cover design without pre-drilled knockouts. It provides IP30 protection against falling objects and limited ingress of solid foreign bodies. The unit is approved under UL 50/50E, CUL, and CSA C22.2 standards for indoor commercial and general industrial applications.
Verify the specific requirement for the absence of knockouts, as this model (NK suffix) is manufactured without them. Confirm that the internal mounting space accommodates the intended wire fill and component volume. Ensure the installation environment remains indoors to maintain compliance with the Type 1 rating. Check if additional accessories such as flush covers or door kits are required for the specific mounting configuration.
Select this model when a robust, unflanged enclosure is needed for indoor environments requiring basic physical protection. The galvanized steel construction offers corrosion resistance suitable for standard industrial settings. Consider the lack of knockouts during the planning phase, as field drilling will be necessary for cable entry. Verify that the 6-inch depth provides sufficient clearance for wire bending radius and terminal connections.
This part belongs to the Hoffman ASG series of galvanized steel enclosures. The 'NK' designation specifically indicates the absence of knockouts, distinguishing it from models with pre-formed entry points. It is designed for flush mounting applications where a low-profile appearance is preferred over flanged installations.
Direct substitutes include other Type 1 galvanized steel pull boxes with identical external dimensions and screw-cover mechanisms. Ensure any replacement maintains the same gauge thickness and knockout configuration to preserve structural integrity and installation compatibility.

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