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The ASG36X36X12NK is a Type 1 screw-cover pull box manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from galvanized steel with an ANSI 61 gray finish, this enclosure measures 36 inches in width, 36 inches in height, and 12 inches in depth. It features unique keyhole screw slots on the cover for secure attachment. The unit is designed without knockouts and holds UL 50/50E, CUL, and CSA C22.2 approvals for commercial and general industrial use.
Verify the specific part number suffix to confirm the absence of knockouts, as variants exist with concentric knockout options. Confirm that the galvanized finish meets environmental requirements for the installation site. Ensure compatibility with existing mounting hardware due to the specific keyhole slot design. Check for current regulatory compliance documentation relevant to the deployment region.
Select this model when a large capacity pull box is required for commercial or industrial settings. The galvanized steel construction provides durability for general indoor environments. The lack of knockouts makes it suitable for applications where conduit entries are pre-planned or require custom modification. Consider the 36x36x12 dimensions for adequate wire bending space.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Type 1 screw-cover enclosure family. Similar models include painted steel variants like ASE36X36X12NK and different dimensional configurations such as ASG18X18X12NK. The series is designed for standard electrical distribution tasks, offering consistent mounting patterns and material specifications across the product line.
Direct substitutes include other galvanized steel Type 1 boxes with identical external dimensions, such as the ASE36X36X12NK if paint finish is acceptable. Verify that alternative models maintain the same UL and CUL listings. Ensure replacement units support the same mounting hole spacing and cover thickness.

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