Apr. 08, 2025
Instrument enclosures are critical in various industries to protect sensitive equipment from environmental and operational hazards. Below is a structured overview of their key applications, purposes, and examples:
Purpose: Mitigate electromagnetic interference (EMI) for sensitive electronics.
▪ Medical imaging equipment in hospitals with EMI-shielded enclosures.
▪ Aerospace testing instruments protected from radio frequency interference.
Purpose: Protect against shocks and vibrations in mobile applications.
▪ Railway signaling systems with vibration-dampened enclosures.
▪ Military vehicles using shock-resistant casings for communication gear.
Purpose: Weatherproofing and durability for outdoor infrastructure.
▪ 5G network nodes in urban areas.
▪ Submarine fiber-optic terminals using pressure-resistant housings.
Purpose: House control systems (PLCs, sensors) in manufacturing settings.
▪ Automotive assembly lines using enclosures with cooling fans for motor controllers.
▪ Robotic arms in factories protected by impact-resistant casings.
Purpose: Shield instruments from dust, moisture, temperature extremes, and UV exposure.
▪ Outdoor weather stations using IP67-rated enclosures to resist rain and dust.
▪ Agricultural sensors in dusty fields protected by sealed enclosures.
By addressing these diverse needs, instrument enclosures ensure reliability, safety, and longevity across industries, from heavy industrial sectors to precision-dependent laboratories.
Oct. 01, 2023
For PCB board of the subrack insertion and extraction, Provides assistance when pulled out.Composed of four parts: handle, scutcheon, printed board bracket, and shaft. Handle material: PC+GF20%, Fire retardant standard: UL94V1, printed board bracket material: die-cast zinc alloy surface nickel plating.
Oct. 08, 2023
The subrack does not have a series of profiles, and after receiving an order, it is usually customized and processed according to the drawings. Products from different customers and products of different specifications from the same customer all need to be redesigned and processed, resulting in higher costs;