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The DNSS1806-316 is a protective door manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., designed for use with compatible enclosure cupboards or lecterns. Constructed from stainless steel, this component measures 70.86 inches (1800 mm) in length and 23.62 inches (600 mm) in width. It serves as a replacement or accessory part within the DNSS series, providing high corrosion protection and ingress resistance suitable for demanding industrial environments.
Verify compatibility with the specific enclosure model before procurement. Confirm that the mounting interface matches the target chassis. Ensure the stainless steel finish meets environmental requirements. Check official documentation for precise dimensional tolerances and installation hardware specifications to ensure proper fitment.
Select this part when a stainless steel door is required for the DNSS series. Consider the 1800mm height and 600mm width dimensions against the available space. Evaluate the need for high corrosion resistance compared to standard steel options. Ensure the application does not require additional features not provided by this standalone door component.
This component belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures product line, specifically categorized under box components and accessories. It is part of the DNSS series, which focuses on stainless steel solutions for harsh environments. The manufacturer provides this item as a distinct part number separate from complete enclosure units.
Official substitute part numbers are not explicitly confirmed in the provided source data. Verify if other DNSS series doors with identical dimensions are cross-compatible. Consult manufacturer documentation for any updated part numbers replacing this specific configuration.
The door is constructed from stainless steel.
It is designed for use with Hoffman enclosure cupboards and lecterns.

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