Polycase Website Enhancements: Media Library
March 13th, 2012
Polycase.com is built for you, the customer. We try to make it your one-stop shop for plastic electronics enclosure needs. You can purchase directly from the website without a login or password. You can download 2D drawings and 3D models to assist you in the design of your application. You can watch detailed videos on almost all of our product lines and value-added services. And now, you will be able to visit the new Polycase Media Library.
Coming Soon: WX-Series Mounting Panels for NEMA-Rated Enclosures
March 9th, 2012
I’m taking off on a Mexican retreat in a few days. The forecast is calling for 85 degree weather and lots of sunshine. Living in Ohio, this time of year, usually means snow showers and below freezing temperatures. However, this winter has been kind – but it’s still no 85 degrees. So, in preparation for my vacation, I went shopping over the weekend. All the stores have out their spring and summer apparel, so it worked out perfectly! I was able to pick up a few new items for my vacation wardrobe.
Polycase Lends a Hand on Selecting Electronic Enclosures (Part II)
March 2nd, 2012
If a key fob design is a fitting enclosure for your electronics application, we have several shapes, sizes and configurations to choose from. Molded-in key rings are standard on all Polycase key fobs. Let’s take a closer look at each series:
Polycase Lends a Hand on Selecting Electronic Enclosures (Part I)
February 28th, 2012
Are you looking for an electronic enclosure for your handheld application? Polycase offers an array of choices for handheld, remote control or key fob enclosures. Let’s take a detailed look at each series:
Relocating Mounting Bosses to Accommodate Your Circuit Board
February 23rd, 2012
A customer recently sent me a picture of his PC board because he was looking to find an enclosure to house the unit. The circuit board only had 3 holes for mounting, but all the suggested enclosures I sent him had 4 mounting bosses. The customer then questioned how the circuit board could fit into the base. I was able to provide him the below solution for this frequent issue between post-designed circuit boards and Polycase® enclosures.
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