SCE-4PBXSS6

Saginaw specializes in standard stock and custom designed enclosures that are manufactured in Saginaw, Michigan

Saginaw manufacturers carbon steel, stainless steel and non-metallic enclosures. They specialize in NEMA 1, 3, 3R, 4, 4X and 12.

• Modular enclosures
• • Endless combinations, multiple door arrangements, up to ten
  • Modular units work around each other for users to interact with them and equipment they hold
• Wall mount enclosures
  
  • Generally the most expensive group
  • Indoor or outdoor options
  • Available as pushbutton enclosures up to large electrical requirements
• Free-standing and floor-mounted enclosures
  • Mostly used outdoors and needing multi-door
  • Generally used for a large amount of electical components, single or multiple door
• Non-Metallic enclosures
  • Includes fiberglass, polycarbonate
  • Used to protect from corrosion, UV rays or very damp conditions
  • Allows windowed or windowless
  • Includes pushbutton, junction, wall-mount and many other options
• Operator system enclosures
  • Each enclosure allows a user to work with a computer or their instruments, accessibility is the key feature.

Marshall Wolf Automation is your authorized Saginaw distributor.

Larger enclosures will drop direct to you from Michigan.

Features Include:

• 0.063 In. carbon steel
• Continuously welded seams
• Captivated cover screws thread into sealed wells
• 4-way standard pushbutton holes accept all brands of oil-tight pushbuttons, switches, and pilot lights. Hole diameter is 1.20 In. (30.5 mm)
• Immediate removal of cover is still permitted
• Pour in place oil & water resistant gasket
• Welded mounting provision top and bottom of back
• Height: 10.00"
• Width: 4.00"
• Depth: 4.75"
• Est. Ship Weight: 4.74 lbs

Technical Information:

• Saginaw Stainless Steel 30.5mm Pushbutton Enclosures Technical Data
• Saginaw SCE Series Enclosures Product Brochure
• Saginaw Product Catalog 2021
• Saginaw Enclosure Design Considerations

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