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The DIP260 is a depth interior profile accessory from the Hoffman DIP series, designed for use with 260 mm deep wall mount enclosures. Constructed from zinc-plated steel, this component measures 40 mm in width and 25 mm in height. It provides structural support within the enclosure depth, featuring a maximum load capacity of 150 N. The profile facilitates organized mounting and cable management solutions.
Verify compatibility with specific 260 mm depth enclosure models before purchase. Confirm that the required load capacity does not exceed the 150 N limit. Ensure the zinc-plated steel finish meets environmental requirements for the installation site. Check for any specific mounting hardware requirements associated with the DIP system integration.
Select the DIP260 specifically for enclosures with a 260 mm depth dimension. Consider the 150 N load rating when determining suitability for heavy components. Evaluate the need for zinc plating based on corrosion resistance requirements. Compare against other DIP series profiles if different dimensions or load capacities are needed.
This part belongs to the Hoffman DIP series, which offers modular interior profiling solutions. These profiles are engineered to simplify panel assembly by providing standardized mounting points. The DIP system allows for flexible configuration of internal components without extensive custom fabrication.
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