GAM-PAK PRODUCTS CORP
1*3/4" KNOCK-OUT SEAL-STEEL OUTLET BOX SEALS/PRESS FIT
Aisle Number: 41
Bin Number: 2
Knockout seals are used to close exposed holes in an outlet box or metal enclosure.
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1-3/4" Knock-Out Sea Outlet Box Seals/Pre-Assembled
This product is a pre-assembled knockout sea outlet box seal designed for use in marine environments. It is specifically intended for sealing 1-3/4 inch knockouts in electrical boxes, ensuring a watertight seal to protect against water ingress. The seal is typically made from durable, water-resistant materials such as rubber or silicone, and is engineered to withstand the corrosive conditions often found in marine settings. The product is likely used in various applications including boat electrical systems, marine construction, and other environments where water resistance is crucial. It is designed to be easy to install and provides a reliable seal to prevent water from entering the electrical box, thereby ensuring the safety and functionality of the electrical system.
This product is a pre-assembled knockout sea outlet box seal designed for use in marine environments. It is specifically intended for sealing 1-3/4 inch knockouts in electrical boxes, ensuring a watertight seal to protect against water ingress. The seal is typically made from durable, water-resistant materials such as rubber or silicone, and is engineered to withstand the corrosive conditions often found in marine settings. The product is likely used in various applications including boat electrical systems, marine construction, and other environments where water resistance is crucial. It is designed to be easy to install and provides a reliable seal to prevent water from entering the electrical box, thereby ensuring the safety and functionality of the electrical system.