Glass-fibre reinforced polyester enclosures for corrosive environments.
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A steel enclosure in a chemical plant, a coastal installation or a treatment works starts corroding at every scratch and every cut edge. Glass-fibre reinforced polyester does not: the material is the protection, not a coating over it, so damage to the surface does not start a corrosion path. That is the reason this family exists.
Water and wastewater treatment, chemical and food processing, coastal and marine installations, agricultural and irrigation control, and any outdoor cabinet exposed to sunlight and weather rather than to a clean indoor environment.
Yes. The material resists both corrosive atmospheres and UV, which is what limits many plastics outdoors, and the enclosures can be mounted on a wall, on the ground or on supporting bases.
Yes, a 1.00 mm mounting plate is included.
A painted steel enclosure relies on its coating; once the coating is scratched or an edge is cut, corrosion starts there. In reinforced polyester the corrosion resistance is a property of the material itself.
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