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The ASG36X24X10NK is a galvanized steel pull box manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. It features a flat removable cover with keyhole slots for secure fastening. The enclosure provides provisions for grounding and includes mounting holes on the back panel. Designed for flush installations, it offers a Type 1 rating suitable for indoor use. The unit measures 36 inches in length, 24 inches in width, and 10 inches in depth.
Verify that the specific application requires a Type 1 rated enclosure, as this model is not sealed against environmental elements like water or dust. Confirm that the installation surface supports the weight of the galvanized steel unit and allows for the required flush mounting depth. Ensure compatibility with existing conduit entries if knockouts are needed, noting that this specific part number may be supplied without pre-punched knockouts.
Select this model when a durable, cost-effective solution for indoor wire pulling is required. The galvanized finish provides better corrosion resistance than standard painted steel. Consider the 10-inch depth for adequate wire bending radius. Verify that the lack of pre-drilled knockouts aligns with the installation plan, as field drilling may be necessary for conduit entry points.
This component belongs to the Hoffman galvanized steel enclosure family, specifically designed for pull box applications. It complements other Hoffman products like the CSD series but differs by offering a simpler screw-cover design rather than a hinged door. It is intended for environments where high ingress protection is not critical, focusing instead on structural integrity and ease of access for maintenance.
Direct substitutes include other Hoffman galvanized pull boxes with identical dimensions, such as the ASG362410 series variants. When replacing, ensure the new unit maintains the same keyhole slot pattern for existing mounting hardware compatibility.

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