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OKW’S NEW POLE/MAST B RACKET FOR ENCLOSURES IN HARSH INDUSTRIAL/OUTDOOR LOCATIONS O


KW has launched a new universal bracket (accessory) for mounting IP-rated electronic enclosures on poles and masts in harsh outdoor or industrial environments. It is suitable for poles of minimum ø30 mm or > ø70 mm. Mounting enclosures high on poles can help to protect them from impact. OKW’s


bracket is ideal for applications including plant/machine construction, HVAC, IoT/ IIoT, smart factory/Industry 4.0, gateways, data loggers, ICT, electrical installations, measurement, control, agriculture and safety engineering. It fits a wide range of OKW enclosures, notably tough industrial electronics housings


such as SOLID-BOX (IP 66, IP 67, IK08) and SMART-BOX (IP 66). The bracket can also be specified for use with other brands of enclosure. Fitting the bracket to the rear of the enclosure requires drilling four holes 51 mm


apart in a square pattern. Attachment to the pole/mast is with cable ties or stainless steel screw bands. Every application is different in terms of environment, sealing requirements, enclosure size/version and mast diameter so no mounting screws, cable ties or stainless steel screw bands are supplied; only the bracket is included. However, OKW can provide a solution tailored to the intended application on request. The 100 x 100 x 20 mm universal bracket is moulded from UV-stable ASA (UL 94 HB)


in anthracite grey (RAL 7016) as standard. OKW can supply the bracket on its own or as part of a customised enclosure project. OKW’s customisation services include machining, lacquering,


printing, laser marking, decor foils, EMC shielding, and installation/assembly of accessories. For more information, view the OKW website: https://www.okw.co.uk/en/Holding-devices/A9325018.htm


OKW ENCLOSURES LTD u (01489) 583858 u sales@okw.co.uk u www.okw.co.uk METCASE’S COMBIMET 19” RACK CASES ARE QUICK


AND EASY TO CUSTOMISE M


EETCASE’s premium COMBIMET 19” rack case range now includes 68 different standard enclosures – making it quick and cost-effective to


specify fully customised housings, even in low volumes. Smart, modern COMBIMET is METCASE’s most versatile and best-value rack


case. Electronics designers specify it for applications including networking, communications, sound and studio systems, laboratory instrumentation and industrial control. Each aluminium enclosure features an anodised 19” front panel with modern


ergonomic handles for easy removal from the rack. Removable top and base panels can be specified vented or unvented as standard. The rear panel is also removable. Inside, there are mounting holes in the base for PCBs and chassis, with


M4 earth studs on all panels for electrical continuity. Cases are supplied fully assembled. COMBIMET can be specified in heights of 1U to 6U as standard or in custom


heights to 12U. There are three standard depths: 265 mm, 365 mm and 610 mm (24”). Variants include a Solid Top version (1U) which has a wraparound cover with no visible fixing screws. METCASE offers the enclosures in two standard colours: light grey (RAL 7035) and black (RAL 9005). Custom colours are available on request. Accessories for COMBIMET include 19” mounting kits, mounting plates, a PCB mounting kit and PCB/panel fixing screws. METCASE can supply COMBIMET fully customised. Services include custom heights, widths and depths; custom front panels; CNC machining;


fixings and inserts; painting and finishing; photo-quality digital printing of legends, logos and graphics. For further information, view the METCASE website: https://www.metcase.co.uk/en/Metal-Enclosures/Combimet-19-.htm


METCASE u (01489) 583858 Instrumentation June 2026 u sales@metcase.co.uk u www.metcase.co.uk 63


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