Quality Plastic Enclosures with No Order Restrictions
May 2nd, 2013We have 3 wholesale clubs within a 10 mile radius of our building. Shopping at these types of retailers makes plenty of sense when you are in need of bulk product; but what if you’re not?
Options for Plastic Electronic Enclosure Covers
April 11th, 2013
A customer recently contacted Polycase® asking what the difference was between the cover style options on an LP Series enclosure. He could see there were two style options to choose from on the website; flush/textured or recessed/smooth. This is a common option across a majority of our electronic enclosure series.
Three’s Company in our XR Series of ABS Enclosures
April 2nd, 2013
The third addition to the XR Series family, the XR-34, has settled into the group quite nicely. Available plain or with molded-on flanges, the new size of 4.50” x 3.38” x 1.85” is perfect for a variety of electronic applications. The XR Series carries over the proven functionality, flame rating and robustness of our classic LP Series, while improving the mounting features, depth and aesthetics of the enclosure.
Selecting the Right Electronic Enclosure – Part II
February 13th, 2013Another option for finding your enclosure is by specific size requirements. If application type is not relevant to your selection, you can search for enclosures by the size of the box or the size of your PC board. The “select by size” chart on our website allows you to search by either of these size requirements. We have enclosures ranging from 1” x 1” through 14” x 8” in size. The size chart allows you to sort by dimension (length, width or height) in either inches or millimeters.
Selecting the Right Electronic Enclosure – Part I
February 8th, 2013Polycase® has over 2100 variations of plastic enclosures to choice from. Our website truly is our product catalog. If you are looking for help in your enclosure selection, you can search on our website by several different methods. One option we will explore is searching by the different categories of cases, which are specific to application type.
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