Scott Equipment Company supports Fibox non-metallic electrical enclosures, cabinet-style enclosures and customized enclosure solutions for manufacturers, OEMs, panel builders and maintenance teams throughout North and South Carolina.
Fibox Polycarbonate Electrical Enclosures & Cabinets
Fibox designs and manufactures thermoplastic enclosures for protecting electrical, electronic and control components in demanding environments. Its North American product range includes UL-listed, NEMA-rated polycarbonate cabinet enclosures, compact screw-cover boxes, instrumentation and terminal enclosures, push-button housings and factory-customized enclosure solutions.
A Pioneer in Thermoplastic Electrical Enclosures
Fibox traces its enclosure technology to 1966, when the business pioneered injection-molded polycarbonate enclosures for electrical applications. Fibox Inc. was established in the United States in 1997, and the current U.S. operation in Glen Burnie, Maryland supports product stocking, engineering and enclosure customization for North American customers.
Non-Metallic Protection for Harsh Environments
Polycarbonate construction provides a lightweight, electrically insulating and corrosion-resistant enclosure option for industrial controls, instrumentation and electronics exposed to moisture, dust, UV or corrosive environments.
Broad NEMA-Rated Product Range
Fibox offers more than 1,000 standard enclosure configurations across cabinet, screw-cover, hinged, terminal and specialty formats, with many families carrying NEMA 4X and selected NEMA 6/6P ratings.
Factory Modification & Mechanical Assembly
Fibox’s U.S. customization center can machine cutouts, print or engrave markings, paint enclosures and install accessories, DIN rail and back panels to reduce downstream enclosure-preparation labor.
Explore Fibox Electrical Enclosure Solutions
Use these current product families as a starting point for industrial control panels, instrumentation, outdoor electronics, junction boxes, HMI applications and machine-mounted electrical systems.
ARCA-IEC & ARCA-JIC Cabinet Enclosures
ARCA cabinet-style enclosures provide large-format polycarbonate alternatives to metal and fiberglass cabinets. The ARCA-IEC range reaches approximately 32 × 24 × 12 inches and carries UL/cUL NEMA Type 1, 2, 3, 3R, 4, 4X, 12 and 13 ratings, with hinged doors, locking options and portrait or landscape orientation.
Explore ARCA-IEC cabinets →MNX Polycarbonate Enclosures
MNX enclosures are designed for electrical and electronic components in harsh environments. The series includes more than 260 variations, with selected models featuring formed-in-place metric knockouts. Fibox lists the MNX family as UL listed with NEMA 4X and 6/6P configurations.
Explore MNX enclosures →SOLID Enclosures
SOLID enclosures are watertight polycarbonate housings with formed-in-place polyurethane gaskets and mounting provisions for DIN rail or back panels. Current polycarbonate versions include opaque or transparent covers and ratings through NEMA 4X and 6P on applicable models.
Explore SOLID enclosures →TEMPO & PICCOLO Compact Enclosures
TEMPO provides economical NEMA 4X polycarbonate boxes with screw covers, optional transparent covers and metric knockouts on selected sizes. PICCOLO enclosures are designed for push buttons, terminal blocks, motor starters, sensors and other compact electrical or process-control devices.
Explore TEMPO enclosures →CARDMASTER & EURONORD Specialty Enclosures
CARDMASTER provides two separate compartments—one for circuit boards, operator controls or readouts and another for terminal/interface wiring. EURONORD is designed for DIN-rail terminal blocks, sensors and junction-box applications requiring a non-metallic NEMA 4X enclosure.
Explore specialty enclosures →Custom Enclosure Modification
Fibox USA provides CNC machining for holes, cutouts and recesses, plus digital printing, laser marking, painting, engraving and accessory installation. Its U.S. customization center can also install DIN rail, back panels and other mechanical components before shipment.
Explore customization services →Help Select and Configure Fibox Enclosures
Our Sales and Technical Teams can help review enclosure dimensions, NEMA/IP requirements, mounting, cable-entry needs, HMI or operator-device layout, corrosion exposure, outdoor use and accessory requirements. We can also coordinate Fibox enclosures with DIN rail, controls, power supplies, connectivity and other panel components.
Enclosure Size & Rating Selection
Match internal component space, wiring bend radius, environmental exposure and required NEMA/IP performance to the appropriate Fibox family and enclosure size.
Material & Environment Review
Evaluate corrosion, UV, impact, washdown, electrical insulation, wireless-signal needs and temperature requirements when comparing polycarbonate with metal or fiberglass alternatives.
Customization & Accessory Planning
Coordinate cutouts, HMI openings, cable-entry locations, printing, engraving, DIN rail, mounting plates, windows and other accessories before installation.
WBIYII Panel & Enclosure Assemblies
Combine Fibox enclosures with controls, power supplies, connectivity, terminal blocks, DIN rail and related hardware into repeatable WBIYII assemblies or installation-ready kits.
Selection note: Final enclosure selection should be verified against the exact UL/NEMA/IP rating of the specific part number, operating temperature, chemical exposure, UV conditions, impact requirements and installation method. Machining, cable entries and field modifications can affect enclosure protection ratings unless appropriate rated components and sealing methods are used.
Product Search, Technical and Customization Resources
Use these resources to search Fibox products by size, review enclosure ratings and materials, and plan factory modifications for an application.
Explore Supporting Automation Technologies
Fibox enclosures commonly house and protect PLCs, HMIs, networking hardware, safety controls, sensors and other machine-automation components.
Need an Enclosure for a Harsh or Outdoor Environment?
Share the enclosure dimensions, component layout, environmental exposure, required protection rating and modification needs. Scott Equipment Company can help identify Fibox options and coordinate the supporting electrical and automation hardware.