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The CBPS0640-316 is a split bottom plate manufactured from AISI 316 stainless steel, designed for use with Hoffman enclosures. It features dimensions of 600 mm in width and 400 mm in depth, with a thickness of 1.5 mm and a height of 25 mm. The material provides enhanced corrosion resistance compared to standard grades. This component serves as a structural base element for custom enclosure assemblies.
Verify the specific suffix requirements for your application, as the base model may differ from the 316 variant. Confirm dimensional compatibility with the target enclosure frame. Ensure that the split configuration aligns with your cable management strategy. Cross-reference the part number with official nVent Hoffman documentation to confirm current availability and specifications.
Select this component when high corrosion resistance is required for the enclosure base. The 316 stainless steel grade offers better performance in chemical or marine environments than standard 304 steel. Consider the split design if frequent cable access is necessary. Verify that the 600x400 mm footprint matches the intended enclosure width and depth.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of box components. It functions as a floor plate option for constructing custom metal enclosures. The product series includes various sizes and materials to suit different industrial protection needs. It is distributed through authorized electronic component suppliers.
The CBPS0640-316 is a specific variant of the CBPS0640 series. Direct substitutes are limited to other manufacturers offering identical 600x400 mm split plates in 316 stainless steel. Compatibility depends on precise mounting hole alignment and thickness matching.
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