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ABOUT ATTABOX® ENCLOSURES AttaBox® Heartland® Enclosures offers one of the largest selections of polycarbonate enclosures in the industry, featuring superior on-the-job physical properties and unmatched performance value in diverse industrial and commercial electrical control, instrumentation, security, communications, measurement and monitoring, and mechanical applications. Our unsurpassed range of off-the-shelf and customizable polycarbonate enclosures are in the harshest environments, so they will always safeguard the valuable contents housed within them.


We make it easy for our enclosure users to get reliable NEMA 4X and UL-certified protection by providing quick, outstanding service and product quality. Additionally, we pride ourselves on our willingness and ability to meet the enclosure modification needs of our users. Our state-of-the-art manufacturing technology, combined with a sound procedure for developing solutions for the most challenging of applications, allows AttaBox Enclosures to process modifications on time and to the highest quality standards in the industry. Modifications can be mixed and matched to satisfy any number of requests, taking the form of custom cutouts/holes, silk screening, digital printing, EMI/RFI shielding, custom mold-in colors, and other special requests.


Authorized for: Standard Enclosures Modified Standard Enclosures Custom Enclosures NEMA 4X Enclosures IP Rated Enclosures


AttaBox Heartland polycarbonate enclosures are the leading choice for:


• RUGGED APPLICATIONS REQUIRING ENCLOSURE STRENGTH • HIGH IMPACT AREAS • CORROSIVE ENVIRONMENTS • CHALLENGING OR LABOR-INTENSIVE AREAS • EXTERIOR APPLICATIONS WITH HIGH UV LEVELS • WHERE EASE OF MODIFICATION IS IMPORTANT • APPLICATIONS REQUIRING PROTECTION OF WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY


17 stocking warehouses nationwide • 300 factory franchised brands


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