Enclosure Paint, Patch Kits & Hole Seals

Electrical 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 come in many different shapes, sizes and materials. Some things to consider when selecting the proper enclosure would be the number of components housed inside and what material and rating will provide the appropriate protection.

Push button enclosures are designed to work with 22.5 mm or 30 mm push buttons, switches, pilot lights and other indicators. They can have 1 to 42 holes to house illuminated and non-illuminated control and indication devices and are made in steel, stainless steel and non-metallic material.

Electrical enclosures sometimes need to be modified in order to fit the needs of certain applications. This may require additional cut-outs or holes to be drilled into the enclosure or, when no longer needed, the cut-outs and holes need to be sealed.

Enclosure Hole Seals are designed to plug and seal extra push button holes, knockout openings and conduit openings against dirt, dust, oil and water. It is important to select the appropriate hole seal that matches the NEMA rating of the existing enclosure.

Enclosure Paint can be used after modifications to repair the color finish and prevent corrosion, maintaining the enclosure appearance.

Enclosure Patch kit is an epoxy that can be used to touch up epoxy-coated enclosures or can be used to seal rivets, metal joints, bolts, welds, seams, pipe couplings, tees and joints. The mixing of the resin and hardener creates a gray epoxy that cures at room temperature and has high adhesion. It is resistant to chemicals, acids and oils.