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Instrumnt junction boxes with captive clams and screw

07/13/2011 9:07 AM

I am looking for type and make of class IP-64 Instrument junction boxes for off-shore application.

Any suggestions with Vendors name and type/model no will be highly appreciated

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Re: Instrumnt junction boxes with captive clams and screw

07/13/2011 9:13 AM

RS Components have plenty.

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07/18/2011 9:23 PM

Do you work in RS Components? There are so many brands there, is the price listed fixed? Could them be exported to China?

I have so many questions, hope it will not bothering you.

Thanks for your time!

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07/19/2011 3:29 AM

I do not work for RS (and never have). I have used them as a supplier for many years.

The prices do vary, but not usually very often (typically only once a year). As I've only ever ordered within the UK, I don't know how variations in exchange rates affect pricing abroad.

International versions of the site can be accessed here:

http://www.rs-components.com/index.html

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07/19/2011 9:01 PM

Dear John,

Thanks a lot for your help, it's realy very convenient to buy there.

Have a good day!

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Re: Instrumnt junction boxes with captive clams and screw

07/13/2011 9:16 AM

Captive clams?

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07/14/2011 3:48 AM

Sorry for the typo . Please read it as Captive Clamps and Screws

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07/14/2011 5:40 PM

I figured that's what you meant. A mental picture of clams in jail made me laugh!

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07/13/2011 9:26 AM

Hi mahmood,

Try the suppliers of your electrical components they usuall supply boxes of all types and materials, Mild Steel, with an epoxy coating, Stainless Steel and GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic)

Best regards,

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Re: Instrumnt junction boxes with captive clams and screw

07/13/2011 1:53 PM

Hoffman, B-Line, Crouse Hinds to name a few.

All have on-line catalogs.

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07/15/2011 4:59 AM

Weidmuller , Stahl and Rose

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07/19/2011 1:46 AM

The closest i could find was Type 4X enclosures from HoFFman . Can you or someone quote some more specific models from other makes.Thanks
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09/18/2011 12:43 AM

Here a pdf link to Carlon Nonmetallic Enclosures. It list sizes, accessories, ratings and more.

Hope it helps.

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