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assistance click the ‘Online Chat’ icon at www.evatron.com. Evatron


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vatron’s protective boots are a rugged and highly visible solution when you need strong, robust protection for the enclosure and instrumentation.


Available in bright blue, orange and red, these protective boots come


in 2 styles and 8 sizes making them a perfect fit for our hand held enclosures. The enclosures to fit are ABS HB in black or off white. 8 enclosure sizes are available with or without battery compartment, recessed or flush top, and some with removable end panels. Many enclosures in the range can be fitted with an optional sealing gasket to achieve IP65 rating. Evatron also offer a competitive CNC milling and drilling service for apertures and cut outs, as well as EMC shielding, and for your logo and legends we can either print directly onto the enclosure or print high quality labels made to fit the enclosure recess.


specifications. If the type and dimensional size of the enclosure you require is not immediately available on our website, our experienced sales team will search for the best solution to meet your requirements.


Cut outs for the protective boot may also be made to your exact For immediate


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RFI/EMI


shielding gaskets &components


Quality hinges for over 200 years www.kemtron.co.uk +44 (0) 1376 348115 · info@kemtron.co.uk / DESIGNSOLUTIONS


01827 63391 www.goldwassallhinges.co.uk


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Hinge design for every application


 continuous  lift-off  butt and backflap  special purpose  heavy-duty


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