Internal mounting bosses enable you to attach panels or DIN rail inside the enclosures using self-tapping screws. Made of polycarbonate, these nonconductive enclosures resist denting, chipping, and cracking.

Stainless steel enclosures are more corrosion resistant than aluminum for use in environments with corrosive liquids.

Fiberglass enclosures resist denting better than metal and are more UV resistant than polycarbonate enclosures. They are nonconductive.

Internal mounting bosses or mounting brackets enable you to use panels or DIN rail to mount components. These enclosures have a clear cover, so you can inspect components without opening the enclosure.

View all sides of your installed components.

Control access to these enclosures with a key-operated lock.

Mounting feet make attachment to machines and walls hassle-free.

Made of fiberglass, these enclosures are lightweight and won’t rust, but still shield push-button controls from water, dirt, and oil.

Small and lightweight, these enclosures are used with sensors, switches, and testing devices.

These enclosures allow you to inspect your electronics without opening the cover.

Made of nonconductive polycarbonate, these enclosures withstand prolonged submersion in water while protecting electronics from dents, chips, and cracks.

Internal mounting bosses or mounting brackets enable you to use panels or DIN rail to mount components.

Install these enclosures on control panels and walls and inspect what’s inside without exposing their contents in wet and outdoor locations.

Made of nonconductive polycarbonate, these enclosures withstand prolonged submersion in water while protecting electronics from dents, chips, and cracks. A clear cover lets you monitor the inside without opening them.

Mount these enclosures directly to machine control panels in wet environments and view the contents without opening them.

Create battery-powered, hand-held devices such as card and signal readers—these enclosures have a clear cover for checking screens and status lights inside.

The unique shape of these enclosures provides a handle to hold scanners, detectors, and remote switches.

Use the built-in connections to attach conduit without using fittings.

Close off unused outlets.

These boxes have an open back to accommodate extra-deep low-voltage devices.

Give switches and outlets a finished look.

Snap end and center sections together to create your own two-device or wider wall plate.