Electronics enclosures

Stainless-steel electronics enclosures protect against dust and moisture and provide EMI/RFI suppression. The enclosures` standard panel widths are 19, 24 and 30 inches. Vertical racks are available in 37 heights and in four depths. Consoles with 15 and 30 sloped fronts are also available.
April 1, 1996
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Stainless-steel electronics enclosures protect against dust and moisture and provide EMI/RFI suppression. The enclosures` standard panel widths are 19, 24 and 30 inches. Vertical racks are available in 37 heights and in four depths. Consoles with 15 and 30 sloped fronts are also available.

Equipto Electronics Corp.

Aurora, IL

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