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OKW extends its MINI-DATA-BOX sensor enclosures range to 40 standard options

OKW’s MINI-DATA-BOX sensor enclosures are now available in 40 standard permutations – reducing the need for customisation.

10/03/2025 17:13:22

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These fast-fit, ‘go anywhere’ enclosures are ideal for IoT/IIoT, smart logistics, peripherals, interfaces, automation, environmental technology, measurement and control, security/monitoring and ICT. Their compact size and ergonomic contours also make them popular for wearable electronics.

MINI-DATA-BOX is available in two shapes: S (square) and E
(‘edge’/rectangular). Both can be specified either with/without flanges for screws and cable ties, enabling quick and easy mounting to walls, ceilings, rails and masts.

Curved corners and ‘diamond cut’ lid bevelling enhance the enclosures’ aesthetics, and there are flat surfaces for interfaces.

Robust construction, an all-around
tongue and groove joint, and IP65 seals (accessories) make MINI-DATA-BOX perfect for challenging outdoor and industrial environments.

The enclosures are moulded from ASA+PC (UL 94 V-0) for added strength and UV stability.

Assembly is with stainless steel Torx screws to deter tampering. Inside, there are
fixing supports for PCBs and components at the top and bottom. Alternatively, potting of electronic assemblies is possible.

MINI-DATA-BOX is available in four plan sizes from 40 x 40mm to 70 x 50mm and in two heights: 15mm and 20mm. The standard colours are traffic white
(RAL 9016) and anthracite grey (RAL 7016).

The flanged version is also available with a traffic white (RAL 9016) top and traffic grey A (RAL 7042) bottom part.

OKW can supply MINI-DATA-BOX fully customised. Services include CNC machining, lacquering, printing, laser marking, EMC shielding and installation/assembly of accessories.

For more information, view the OKW website.

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.