IP 55 Modular Cabinets

UTX – Joining AX cabinets in batteries
All AX batteries can be joined laterally through the flat part
of the frame with the insertion of an airtight adhesive mousse
gasket and attached with screws (see fig. 24.1) The
attachment bores for the screws are the same as the ones
where the side panels are attached. Obviously if two cabinets
are joined the side panels will be eliminated and the
cabinets will be in communication with each other. To make
the connection more solid, galvanised plates are added
along the vertical struts (see figures 24.2 and 24.3), which
prevent torsion stress during movement and/or lifting. All of
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Fig. 24.1
Fig. 24.3
21 CATALOGUE
the pieces necessary to join cabinets are included in a standard
kit, which is described in detail in the UTX 700 kit.
Assembly in combination may be requested contextually
with the supply of cabinets already joined in batteries at our
factory; in this case the kit (although it is the same kit) is
reclassified with code UTX770, which also includes the UTX
700 kit and its assembly.
Nominal
Dimensions
Characteristics
CODE H W
UTX700 All All Assembly kit
Nominal
Dimensions
Characteristics
CODE H W
UTX770 All All Kit assembled
CONTENTS OF THE UTX700 KIT:
14 ea. M8x15 TE F.R. screws
14 ea. M8 Nuts;
1 ea. 10 x 3 (10 m) Roll of adhesive rubber;
2 ea. AX joining brackets (STFXZ01).
Fig. 24.2
BOZZA DI STAMPA
UTX700 Assembly KIT plan
1. Mount the gasket provided in the kit of the flat part of
the side of one of the two cabinets;
2. Place the cabinets alongside each other;
3. Prepare the six M8x15 TE F.R. screws and the
respective nuts, without tightening them;
4. Make sure the cabinets are aligned, tighten two
screws and then tighten all the others;
5. Mount the two bored plate braces to ensure the
rigidity of the structure diagonally, on at the top and
one at the bottom, and tighten them.