Lift-Off Cover—The removable, screw-secured cover is best for full access during setup or service, but not for frequent entry.

Hinged Cover—The cover swings open for fast, frequent access and remains attached to prevent drops or loss.

Impact-Resistant Polycarbonate—Our toughest plastic enclosures withstand forceful blows that would crack other plastics—even dropping a bowling ball on them won’t cause damage. They also resist oils, cleaners, and mild acids.

Fiberglass-Reinforced Polyester Plastic—Strengthened with glass fibers, these plastic enclosures resist denting, scratching, and chipping. They also hold up against oils, cleaners, and mild acids.

Powder-Coated Steel—Inherently strong, these enclosures resist denting and cracking better than our other metal options. The coating forms a barrier against water and mild detergents, but if scratched, the underlying steel may rust.

Corrosion-Resistant 304 Stainless Steel—Won't corrode from frequent washdowns and can stand up to most cleaners, detergents, and oil. They are not, however, as dent or scratch resistant as steel.

Highly Corrosion-Resistant 316 Stainless Steel—Our most corrosion resistant metal enclosures, these hold up in just about any environment. They won’t degrade or become pitted when exposed to salt water or harsh chemicals like bleach, chlorine, and acids. All are harder than aluminum to resist cracking, but not as dent or scratch resistant as steel.

Impact- and Chemical-Resistant Fiberglass—Striking the perfect balance between metal and plastic, these enclosures won’t dent from bumps or corrode when exposed to acids, solvents, oil, and salt water.