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METCASE TECHNOMET-CONTROL: New pole-mountable HMI enclosures

METCASE’s premium TECHNOMET-CONTROL enclosures can now be specified with a mounting bracket (accessory) for poles and masts ?50mm or larger.

17/02/2025 17:07:22

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Applications include HMI, panel PCs, industrial control, factory processing, security systems, test and measurement, point-of-sale terminals, IIoT, and detection equipment.

The new pole mounting bracket fits the standard VESA mounting holes on the rear panel of all sizes of TECHNOMET-CONTROL.

It is manufactured from mild
steel CR4, is powder-coated traffic white (RAL 9016), weighs 0.5kg, and is supplied with four M4 x 6mm fixing screws. Four slots allow plastic or metal straps to be used to secure the bracket to the pole or mast.

TECHNOMET-CONTROL is suitable for mounting displays by Siemens
(KTP400 to TP1200), Turck Banner (TX705 to TX810), Beijer (X2), Beckhoff, B&R and other manufacturers.

These smart aluminium enclosures feature a modern, cohesive design. Diecast front and rear bezels fit flush with the main case body for a smooth appearance.

Inside, there are M3 PCB pillars
on the rear panel. M3 holes and guide rails in the assembly extrusions accommodate internal plates. All panels have M4 pillars for earth connections.

TECHNOMET-CONTROL can be specified in four sizes from 230 x 180 x 95mm to 420 x 300 x 95mm.

In addition to the
pole mounting bracket, accessories also include front panels, internal mounting plate kits and wall mounting kits.

METCASE can supply TECHNOMET-CONTROL fully customised. Services include custom sizes (heights, widths, depths), custom front panels, CNC machining, fixings and inserts, painting and finishing, and photo-quality digital printing of legends, logos and graphics.

View the METCASE website for more information.

Written By Sophia Bell

Sophia Bell is the Group Editor of DPA, Connectivity, and PBSI. She joined the team in 2020 as Assistant Editor after achieving a First-Class Honours BA in English Literature and Film Studies from the University of East Anglia. In her current role, she leads the editorial strategy, driving digital growth and ensuring each title continues to deliver trusted, relevant insight for engineering and manufacturing professionals.