Handheld enclosures target harsh environments

Rolec’s handCASE (IP 66/IP 67) handheld enclosures.

Rolec’s handCASE (IP 66/IP 67) handheld enclosures for machine control, robotics, and defense electronics can now be specified with a choice of lids and battery options.

These rugged diecast aluminum enclosures are ideal for industrial and military applications in which devices must survive challenging environments but also be comfortable to hold for long periods.

Rolec’s handCASE (IP 66/IP 67) handheld enclosures.
(Source: Rolec USA)

Robust handCASE can be specified with or without a battery compartment (4 × AA or 2 × 9 V). Two versions are available: S with an ergonomically bevelled lid, and R with a narrow-edged lid to maximize space. Both tops are recessed to protect a membrane keypad or front plate. Inside there are threaded screw bosses for PCBs or mounting plates.

The enclosures are available in three sizes: 3.15″ × 7.09″ × 1.67″, 3.94″ × 8.66″ × 1.67″ and 3.94″ × 8.66″ × 2.46″. As standard, Version S features a black (RAL 9005) base with a silver metallic top, while Version R is fully painted in light gray (RAL 7035).

Custom colors are available on request. They include weather-resistant powder coatings (F9) with WIWeB approvals and camouflage colors for military applications. These coatings are also available in a wet painted finish. They meet all military requirements, including the defense equipment standard VG 95211.

Options and accessories include a shoulder strap, a holding clip and wall bracket, and a corrosion-proof coating in azure blue (RAL 5009).

Rolec can supply handCASE fully customized. Services include CNC machining, engraving, RFI/EMI shielding, screen and digital printing, and assembly of accessories.

For more information, view the Rolec website:

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