Enclosure Mounting, Hardware & Fasteners

Modular enclosure systems can provide many benefits over traditional unibody enclosures. Both modular and unibody enclosures are designed to house industrial components and to protect them from the surrounding environment. They are also designed to protect operators from electric shock. A traditional unibody enclosure is formed from a single, molded unit while a modular enclosure is a combination of a frame, rails, panels, doors and accessories. Interior components are easily added at any time to a modular enclosure. These include: shelves and sliding shelves, mounting panels and subpanels and drawers. The flexibility provided by a modular enclosure allows for easier installation and removal of internal components as needed. 

Enclosure mounting and fasteners, such as din rails, mounting brackets and terminal block brackets, are used for attaching internal components to enclosures.

Enclosure lifting hardware attaches to the top of modular enclosures to facilitate overhead lifting and for fastening a variety of accessories to the top of modular frames.

Wall mount enclosures are designed to house industrial components and to protect them from the surrounding environment. They are also designed to protect operators from electric shock. They attach to a wall when space is limited and a full size enclosure would not be practical. Some wall mount enclosures are designed specifically for areas that regularly perform wash downs.

Enclosure stand-off kits are designed to be installed on the back of wall mount enclosures to provide space between the enclosure and the wall for better wash down accessibility.