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The CRP1212R5 is a rear panel manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for use with the CRP series of enclosures. Constructed from steel, this component measures 47.2 inches in width and 47.2 inches in height (approximately 1200 mm x 1200 mm). It serves as a replacement or supplementary structural element for machine assembly applications, providing a solid mounting surface compatible with standard enclosure frames.
Verify compatibility with existing CRP series enclosure frames before procurement. Confirm that the steel construction meets specific environmental requirements for the installation site. Ensure dimensions align with the intended machine assembly layout to guarantee proper fitment and structural stability during operation.
Select this part when a rear panel is required for a CRP series enclosure unit. The steel construction offers robustness suitable for industrial environments. Consider the specific dimensional requirements of the application to ensure the 47.2-inch square profile matches the enclosure opening or mounting structure needs.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures product line, specifically categorized under rack and cabinet panels. It is part of the CRP series accessories, which are designed to complement main enclosure units. The R5 suffix typically denotes specific material or finish characteristics within the manufacturer's cataloging system for this series.
Direct substitute part numbers are not explicitly confirmed in available public documentation. Verify mechanical fit and mounting hole patterns against original specifications if considering alternative manufacturers.

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