GI junction boxes.
Modular sizes from 2M to 18M. CNC-punched galvanised sheet steel, a one-piece folded body and end plates prepared for your cable layout.
Product illustration · final dimensions follow the order drawing.2M modular box
Seven physical configurations cover eight modular sizes. The brochure groups 6M and 8M under one configuration.
Sizes are nominal and confirmed on the order drawing. Weights are approximate steel weights at 1.0 mm. This is an open modular installation-box range; no IP or fire rating is claimed. Electrical devices and cover plates are outside the illustrated box supply unless agreed.
Every size, at a glance.
| Size | Nominal W × H × D (mm) | Cable entries | Entry diameter | Approx. steel weight¹ |
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¹ At 1.0 mm sheet thickness, as stated in the supplied brochure. Confirm orientation, dimensions and layout against the order drawing.
Different footprint?
Different layout?
Let’s work it out.
Specify a different depth, entry pattern, slot or fixing-hole arrangement. Share a drawing or sample for a feasibility review and quotation.
Before you enquire.
Which materials and finishes are offered?
The brochure lists GI sheet steel in 0.8, 1.0 and 1.2 mm. Plain galvanised is listed, with powder coating on request. Confirm the final gauge, coating colour and order drawing when quoting.
Can I request samples or a custom layout?
Yes. The brochure invites sample requests and custom drawings. Include sizes, quantities, material thickness, finish and destination. Lead time and price are confirmed by quotation.
Is this the same as a sealed industrial junction box?
This brochure covers open modular GI installation boxes. Sealed industrial enclosure concepts appear separately in the engineering catalogue; an IP rating must be demonstrated for the final enclosure, gasket and cable-entry assembly.
How are the boxes made?
The body blank is CNC-punched and folded on a press brake. Pre-punched end plates complete the box. Standard or custom entry patterns are reviewed against your drawing.
Let’s make it happen.
Share your application, drawing and quantities. Start a clear, practical conversation.
