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News Release from: OKW Enclosures | Subject: Stakom
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 21 May 2004
Command enclosures sealed to IP54
The Stakom range of IP54 command enclosures have been designed for housing control systems for individual machines or process controllers.
The Stakom range of IP54 command enclosures have been designed for housing control systems for individual machines or process controllers The Stakom enclosures consist of a steel case body with a hinged front frame
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 4 Feb 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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The front frame is fitted with a recessed aluminium front panel, which is secured from the rear side.
As there are no visible fixing screws, large membrane keypads or product labels can be easily fitted to the front panel.
Six models are offered with external dimensions from 360 x 240 x to 600 x 400 x 251mm.
These are powder coated light grey RAL 7035 and anthracite RAL 7016.
Stove-finished structured paint and special colours can also be supplied to order.
These new enclosures can be mounted to a wall or a machine, or even to one of Rolec's suspension arm systems where the case body is predrilled to suit the arm coupling.
For suspension arm applications the cases can also be fitted with a red tubular handle bar system.
The Stakom enclosures can also be supplied with five different types of lock for the hinged frame, and internal mounting plates for the system components.
Rolec offers a full customising service on these enclosures with CNC milling, drilling, silk-screen printing, assembly of cable glands and terminals and much more, providing a fully finished housing ready for fitting the components.
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