ENCLOSURES


Aluminium enclosures


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ETCASE’s portable in- strument enclosures and 19” rack cases


can be ordered fully modi- fied. COMBIMET 19” is MET- CASE’s most customisable range of standard 19” rack cases. The top, base and rear panels are removable and can be specified with or without ventilation. Standard options include heights from 1U to 6U. Three standard depths include extra-deep (610mm) cases for server racks.


www.metcase.co.uk Full availability F


DB Panel Fittings claim they can fulfil virtually any cus- tomer requirement. In view of present supply chain issues in the general market they explain that they have good ex-stock availability for urgent delivery from their Online store covering most popular types. In addition to delivery from stock FDB are able to preferentially source from major international brands such as DIRAK and PINET. This en- ables them to cover all sorts of enclosure hinges in zinc die, steel, polyamide and stainless steel, for internal/concealed or external use. Many weld-on, bolt on and screw on hinges cover a standard portfolio, with DIRAK SNAP technology hinges fulfilling the important requirement for


toolless fitting. www.fdbonline.co.uk


Specialist bridge handles


FDB Panel Fittings are offering bridge handles for enclosure doors, inspection covers, drawers, cases (lifting), and instru- ment carrying.


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Otherwise known as Bow or Pull handles, there are front or rear


mounting versions to suit the secu- rity needs of the installation, also front mounting with concealment covers, for where aesthetics are a consideration, such as in office en- vironments.


www.fdb.co.uk


Cupio Ltd Beechwood,


Chineham Business Park, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG24 8WA


+44 (0) 1256 262800 info@cupio.co.uk www.cupio.co.uk


inkle International’s DKU series of screw type barrier terminal blocks use a spring-guided system where the screws are inte- grated and captive within the termi- nal enclosure. These screws can be backed out so that ring- or U-shaped cable lugs can be inserted, without the possibility of losing the screw. The housing also ensures proper align- ment of the screw and lug. Connec- tion screws are integrated with washers to deliver secure connectivity


and vibration resistance. www.dinkle.com


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umidity build-up inside the enclosure can be a result of external heat sources. It’s vital that humidity has a means of es- cape however, highly sealed enclo- sures which protect from external ingress can exacerbate condensa- tion build-up. Selsberg’s AK Air en- closure include an integrated ventilation system which expels vir- tually all condensation from within, protecting the electrical distribution board. The system comprises a lower valve which channels cool air into the enclosure and a higher valve which expels hotter air. The air exchange system also compen- sates air pressure within the enclo- sure, where high pressure would otherwise accelerate the air tem- perature increase.


www.spelsberg.co.uk


Supplier of World-Class Inspection and Test Technology


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• Technical support team based out of our UK headquarters.


All this in one place.


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