Enclosure and housing range for electronics expanded
26 Jan 2000Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services
Gainta, locally represented by Sivan Electronic Supplies has expanded its range of enclosure housings for electronics.
The sealed polycarbonate and ABS enclosures are moulded in light grey and dark grey and have an operating temperature of -40 to 125°C and -20 to 100°C respectively. The lid and base are fully sealed by a tongue and groove sealing system with a neoprene gasket. Mounting holes and lid fixing screws are outside the sealing area. They are available with clear or light grey lids. Internal guide slots allow PCB assemblies to be mounted.
New plastic ABS instrument cases have a modern design in a matt finish which is used for desktop instruments. The top and base is light grey, and front and end panels are dark grey. Aluminium end panels are also available.
Sloped handheld enclosures in high impact ABS plastic are ideal for keyboard, controllers, test instrument, computer accessories, remote actuators and controls, and are also available with a battery compartment.
Sloped desk enclosures in ABS have a modern and stylish design with aluminium front panel which is convenient for machining. A plastic panel at the rear is used for cable grommets and plug entry.
Plastic project boxes for computer accessories, transmitters, remote actuators, audio and video controls come with four rubber feet. Also available are project boxes in super-econ plastic that have recessed grids on top and bottom for users to make cutouts and central points easily.
Other products are also available such as die-cast aluminium boxes, cable glands, carrying handles, and hoods for connectors.
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