EQUIPMENT ENCLOSURE

An equipment enclosure comprises a frame (10) together with a top panel (22), two side panels (16) and front (58) and rear (60) panels together with front base (40) and rear base panels(44). The side panels (16) are held using studs (18) in recesses (20) in the frame (10). The top cover (22) rests o...

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Main Author RENNIE FRANK MCINTOSH
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 14.10.1987
Edition4
Subjects
CABINETS
CASINGS OR CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS OF ELECTRIC APPARATUS
COFFEE MILLS
DESKS
DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES
DRAWERS
ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
ELECTRICITY
FURNITURE
GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
HUMAN NECESSITIES
MANUFACTURE OF ASSEMBLAGES OF ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
OFFICE FURNITURE
PRINTED CIRCUITS
SPICE MILLS
SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
TABLES
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Summary:An equipment enclosure comprises a frame (10) together with a top panel (22), two side panels (16) and front (58) and rear (60) panels together with front base (40) and rear base panels(44). The side panels (16) are held using studs (18) in recesses (20) in the frame (10). The top cover (22) rests on a top face (24) of the frame (10) initially by gravity and engages the studs (18) to position the side panels (16) relative to the frame (10). Front (58) and rear (60) panels are then affixed respectively to a front edge (54) and a rear edge (56) of the top panel and affixed at their respective lower ends (76) using the front base panel (40) and the rear base panel (44). The tolerances are such that outside dimensions of the enclosure are entirely defined by the mutual engagement between the panels (58, 60, 40, 44, 16, 22) and the frame (10) can occupy a range of positions within the completed enclosure.
Bibliography:Application Number: GB19860006437