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TOUGH METCASE UNIDESK ENCLOSURES FOR DESKTOP AND WALL-MOUNT ELECTRONICS


Robust UNIDESK’s smart design makes it easy to supply in custom widths


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lectronics designers are specifying METCASE’s tough UNIDESK aluminium enclosures for desktop and wall-mount applications too challenging for


plastic housings. These robust sloping-front enclosures are ideal for office systems, point-of-


sale, medical devices, industrial/machine control, security, access control and many other types of electronics and electro-technical terminals.


Smart, modern UNIDESK has a large front panel (accessory) that is recessed


to accommodate a membrane keypad. The flat rear panel can be machined to create apertures for connectors, switches and power inlets. The base has pre- punched PCB fixing points.


UNIDESK can be supplied with or without an IP 54 sealing gasket in three


standard widths (200, 300 and 400 mm) – creating three standard sizes from 200 x 200 x 102 mm to 400 x 200 x 102 mm. Custom widths are easy to manufacture thanks to UNIDESK’s smart design.


There are two standard colours: light grey (RAL 7035) and black (RAL 9005).


Custom colours are also available (at no premium if an ‘always in stock’ colour is specified). METCASE supplies UNIDESK pre-assembled with four non-slip rubber feet and stainless steel M3 Torx T10 and MS M3 Pozidriv fixings.


Accessories include front panels, wall mounting kits, a PCB mounting kit, and


M3 PCB/panel fixing screws. METCASE can supply all its enclosures fully customised. Services include


bespoke sizes, custom front panels, CNC machining, fixings and inserts, painting/finishing and photo-quality digital printing of graphics, legends and logos.


METCASE ENCLOSURES u 01489 583858 u sales@metcase.co.uk u www.metcase.co.uk/en/Metal-Enclosures/Unidesk.htm


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May 2022 Instrumentation Monthly


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