Polycase Introduces Smaller Size Option of NEMA 4X Plastic Electronic Enclosures

AVON, Ohio, Feb. 24, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Polycase, a US manufacturer of plastic electronic enclosures, has extended their NEMA 4X rated ML Series by adding a new, smaller size, the ML-34F. The new 4.53" x 3.56" x 2.25" polycarbonate electronics enclosure is designed for outdoor applications and is UL Listed to UL 508A and NEMA Type 1, 2, 4, 4X, 12 & 13 specifications. With a high-quality silicone gasket seal and UL94V-0 flame rating, the enclosure is competitively priced as low as $8.07 each with no minimum order requirements.  

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Molded in light gray UV-stabilized polycarbonate, the ML-34F offers an opaque or clear cover option. The form-fitted gasket makes the enclosure ideal for use in a wide range of environmental conditions, protecting internal electronic components from dust, dirt, and water. Additional features include molded on surface-mounting flanges, plastic PCB mounting bosses, and stainless steel screws for corrosion resistance. Optional accessories for the entire ML Series of NEMA 4X rated plastic enclosures include internal mounting panels and cable glands.   

With extensive experience in CNC machining and printing, Polycase can apply cutouts and graphics to the ML Series enclosures. For more information on Polycase's value-added services visit http://www.polycase.com/customize-enclosures/.

About Polycase:

Polycase has provided packaging solutions to the electronics industry since 1951. Polycase continues to grow and innovate, expanding their product line and services to anticipate electronics designers' needs. The company offers over 2100 variations of enclosures from simple potting boxes to heavy-duty industrial NEMA-rated electronic enclosures. For more information on Polycase, contact [email protected] or visit www.polycase.com.

For more information, contact:

Erin Juristy, Marketing Specialist

Polycase

440-934-0444 or 800-248-1233

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