A clear plastic cover lets you inspect your terminal block while keeping out dirt and liquids. These blocks come mounted in an enclosure that you can pop directly onto walls or equipment. They also reduce hassle because you can wire your circuits before installing the enclosure. Enclosures protect the terminal blocks from water, oil, and corrosion. Knockouts make it easy to run wire in and out of the enclosure. For enclosures without knockouts, you’ll need to drill your own holes for the wiring.

The screw-clamp terminals flatten your wire so it stays put when vibrated or pulled. For an even stronger and more conductive connection, crimp a terminal or wire ferrule onto the end of the wire. If you need to change wiring frequently without adjusting a screw, consider a quick-connect terminal block with spring-clamp terminals.

Instead of fussing with screws, use a screwdriver to lift and release the clamp onto your wire. The spring clamps flatten your wire so it stays put when when vibrated or pulled.

These terminal blocks come mounted in an enclosure that you can pop directly onto walls or equipment. They also reduce hassle because you can wire your circuits before installing the enclosure. Enclosures protect the terminal blocks from water, oil, and corrosion. Knockouts make it easy to run wire in and out of the enclosure.

Build your own outlet box or replace a damaged box. These boxes accept duplex receptacles on two sides. Made of rubber, they withstand drops and other types of impact. The rubber also resists oil, chemicals, and abrasion. A strain-relief fitting protects the internal wire connections.

These boxes come ready to use with receptacles installed. Made of rubber, they withstand drops and other types of impact. The rubber also resists oil, chemicals, and abrasion. A strain-relief fitting protects the internal wire connections.

Combat flickering monitors, interrupted data signals, and annoying radio noise. These enclosures reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from equipment such as motors and generators. All have a woven steel gasket for continuous EMI/RFI shielding at the seam between the two halves of the enclosure. Use them to protect motor controls, power supplies, and wiring while also containing any EMI/RFI generated inside. They also seal out dust, water, oil, and coolant spray.

Power multiple machines in areas where cords may be driven over, yanked, and dragged across rough surfaces. These extension cords have a thick jacket that resists wear to protect the wires inside. Connect several devices to this cord at once to reduce clutter and keep work areas organized.

Keep your work area organized with a single cord to power multiple machines. These extension cords are often used to declutter maintenance benches and assembly lines, as well as reduce tripping hazards.