AttaBox® Enclosures, the leading provider of polycarbonate enclosure solutions now features highly durable mounting flanges as an option.
Belding, Michigan – AttaBox® Enclosures, the leading provider of polycarbonate enclosure solutions now features new, highly durable mounting flanges as an option versus traditional mounting feet.
These full flanges are available together with AttaBox polycarbonate enclosures or as an accessory kit. They are compatible with wide-ranging surfaces and can be used with other mounting hardware such as channel or pole mount kits.
An innovative, water-shedding design prevents water accumulation while also providing installation flexibility via a mounting cross that enables multiple screw positions. These attributes make AttaBox flanges ideal for diverse electrical, oil and gas, manufacturing, security, communications, and measuring and monitoring applications. Users can easily acquire the new flanges by ordering newly created standard enclosure catalog numbers including the flange, or as an accessory kit.
The new AttaBox mounting flanges for polycarbonate enclosures are part of many other Heartland™ series product innovations including the panel management system, combination screw and hinged covers, non-metallic or stainless steel latches, DIN rail mounting boxes and kits, side panels, and weight distribution shelves.
AttaBox® Enclosures, a Robroy Industries® brand and manufacturer of high-performing non-metallic electrical and industrial enclosures, provides nearly seven decades of reliable service to diverse industries and leads the way in providing application-specific solutions for applications within continuously demanding environments.
For more information: 616-794-0700, or visit: www.attabox.com
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