PVC Enclosures

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PVC (polyvinyl chloride) enclosures are a type of enclosure made from a durable plastic material that is resistant to a range of environmental factors. PVC is a popular material for enclosures due to its excellent resistance to chemicals, moisture, and UV radiation.

PVC enclosures are commonly used in a range of industrial applications, including electrical and electronic equipment, telecommunications, and wastewater treatment. They are also frequently used in outdoor applications such as signage, lighting, and security cameras.

One of the key benefits of PVC enclosures is their durability. PVC is a strong and resilient material that can withstand a range of impacts and environmental factors, making it ideal for use in harsh conditions. It is also resistant to corrosion, rust, and other forms of degradation.

Another advantage of PVC enclosures is their versatility. They can be easily molded into a variety of shapes and sizes, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. They are also available in a range of colors and can be customized with various features and accessories to meet specific application requirements.

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Stahlin J887PVC J Series PVC Enclosure - 8" x 8" x 7"

$122.78 $203.94

Stahlin J887PVC 8 x 8 x 7 Inches Fiberglass Enclosure, Screwdown liftoff cover Need holes, custom windows, or digital printing? BUILD A MODIFIED ENCLOSURE

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Stahlin J884PVC J Series PVC Enclosure - 8" x 8" x 4"

$88.31 $146.70

Stahlin J884PVC 8 x 8 x 4 Inches Fiberglass Enclosure, Screwdown liftoff cover Need holes, custom windows, or digital printing? BUILD A MODIFIED ENCLOSURE

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Characteristics of non-metallic enclosures:

NEMA 4x rating for outdoor use providing chemical resistance and protection from dust, debris, water and rain.

High insulation value, which provides insulation from cold and hot temperatures, but does not dissipate heat from inside the enclosure.

Non-conductive, meaning components cannot be grounded to the enclosure, but it still provides the same security and tamper resistance levels as metallic enclosures when properly locked.

Types of non-metallic enclosures:

Fiberglass

A thermoset polyester material reinforced with glass fibers. It is the most widely used non-metallic material in the industry. It has high impact strength and rigidity (dimensional stability), a superior working temperature range (-31˚F to 300˚F), excellent electrical properties, moisture and chemical resistance, as well as being cost effective.

Polycarbonate

High-performance thermoplastic resin processed by injection molding or sheet extrusion. It has superior impact resistance, good rigidity (dimensional stability), an extended temperature range (-31˚F to 180˚F), excellent electrical properties, fire retention, UV stability and corrosion resistance in some acidic surroundings. It is not suitable for environments with strong alkalis and organic solvents.

ABS or ABS blends

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene is a common thermoplastic polymer processed by injection molding. It has high impact resistance, but less impact resistance in cold weather compared to polycarbonate, excellent electrical properties, superior chemical and moisture resistance, but a narrower temperature range than fiberglass (-40˚F to 248˚F).

Polyester

High-performance unfilled thermal plastic processed by injection molding. It has high impact resistance, but less impact resistance in cold weather than polycarbonate, excellent electrical properties, superior chemical and moisture resistance, but a narrower temperature range than fiberglass (-40˚F to 248˚F).

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