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The CBPS0640 is a bottom plate component manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for integration into industrial enclosure assemblies. Constructed from stainless steel with a 1.5 mm thickness and a 400 pre-grained finish, this part measures 23.6 inches in length and 15.7 inches in width. It is supplied as a kit containing two parts to facilitate the construction of robust base structures. The component supports cable sealing requirements when paired with appropriate gasketing systems.
Verify the specific finish grade and material certification against project requirements before ordering. Confirm that the kit quantity matches the intended assembly design. Ensure compatibility with adjacent enclosure components regarding dimensional tolerances and mounting interfaces. Cross-reference the part number with official manufacturer documentation to confirm current production status and availability constraints.
Select this component when a stainless steel base solution is required for corrosive environments or hygiene-critical applications. The 1.5 mm thickness provides structural rigidity for standard enclosure widths. Consider the split design if modular assembly or cable routing flexibility is necessary. Verify that the 400 pre-grained finish meets aesthetic or cleaning standards for the installation site.
This part belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures line of box components and accessories. It serves as a foundational element for building custom-sized metal enclosures. The product is distinct from solid bottom plates, offering a split configuration that may simplify internal wiring access during assembly. It complements other Hoffman hardware such as plinths and terminal straps.
The CBPS0640-316 is a verified alternative variant made from Stainless Steel 316. This substitute offers enhanced corrosion resistance compared to the standard stainless steel version. Select the 316 variant only if specific chemical exposure or marine-grade durability is required for the application environment.

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