
![]() |
Edward Lowton
Editor |
![]() ![]() |
Home> | Production Engineering | >Machine centres and tools | >Designed for swift assembly |
ARTICLE
Designed for swift assembly
17 April 2013
Switchgear assemblers can enjoy time and money savings, says Rittal, by using its new user-friendly Flex- Block base/plinth system. Benefits claimed include fast, more efficient, tool-free assembly of individual components and logistical processes.

Switchgear assemblers can enjoy
time and money savings, says Rittal,
by using its new user-friendly Flex-
Block base/plinth system. Benefits
claimed include fast, more efficient,
tool-free assembly of individual
components and logistical processes.
Rittal's new base/plinth system comprises four identical corner modules and covers made of plastic, plus symmetrical sheet steel side trim panels. The modular design and increased assembly space allow the corner pieces, which support the entire weight of the enclosure, to be quickly and easily fitted underneath the enclosure. Once the enclosure is configured, trim panels are simply clipped into position. Designed for loads of up to 15,000N, the 100mm high corner modules also have hexagonal slots for adaptor sleeves.
Rittal's new base/plinth system comprises four identical corner modules and covers made of plastic, plus symmetrical sheet steel side trim panels. The modular design and increased assembly space allow the corner pieces, which support the entire weight of the enclosure, to be quickly and easily fitted underneath the enclosure. Once the enclosure is configured, trim panels are simply clipped into position. Designed for loads of up to 15,000N, the 100mm high corner modules also have hexagonal slots for adaptor sleeves.
MORE FROM THIS COMPANY
- Slimline motor controllers create space in enclosures
- Cost effective cooling
- Designing a chiller - in just four steps
- Roof-mounted fans
- Warm & dry enclosures
- Laser machining centre to revolutionise control panel production at engineering firm
- Versatile rack system
- Energy efficient cooling
- Contacts in no time
- Overheating issues: Survey identifies likely risk
OTHER ARTICLES IN THIS SECTION