I am looking for some stock rigid non conductive material to space some electrical equipment out to a cabinet door. I have seen laminates and other material like ABS but I am not sure what is available out there. I googled and yahooed but keep winding up in India and China (no surprise there) I don't need a manufacturer but a vendor. Any suggestions?
Looks like McMaster Carr might have what you need. Here is one of several pages of electrical insulating materials. Check out their Garolite material as well. It comes in sheets, bars, strips, film, rods, etc. Insulating material
Re: looking for an odd duck
[Re: sparkyinak]
#199492 02/27/1109:33 PM02/27/1109:33 PM
Tesla, Good idea except I live on an island in BF Alaska. the nearest bowling is in Seattle =)
Larry, I can not mount it to the door.
Kjay, thanx for the info. It looks like what I am looking for. I been in their catalogs a time or two over the years but never really got anything from them. Time to revisit them.
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Re: looking for an odd duck
[Re: sparkyinak]
#199499 02/28/1112:46 AM02/28/1112:46 AM
Stand-offs for buss bars, like the ones in a splitter. Hockey pucks are probably non-conductive, too. I'm not sure if the NHL has their pucks UL approved.
Re: looking for an odd duck
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#199515 02/28/1110:29 AM02/28/1110:29 AM
I was having difficulties locating even stand offs although I may have fond some. I'm not sure what the depth is going to be yet. I needed something I can field modify. Sometimes I work rather remote so its sometimes much more economical to field fabricate then get something that can't be modify in the field so if it doesn't fit, i'm screwed.
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Re: looking for an odd duck
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#199729 03/06/1112:07 PM03/06/1112:07 PM