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Concepteur Fabricant Designer Manufacturer Protective cabinet with three compartments Designed to house a complete computer workstation: LCD monitor, base unit, printer and keyboard Characteristics: • The body of the cabinet is a single, thermoplastic form, including the front panel, sloping top and rear panel; • Access to both upper compartments via PMMA doors (transparent thermoplastic) - 6mm thick; • Access to computer equipment via the a sliding panel on the side of the cabinet running in 10 mm deep slots; • Leaktight cabinet; • Compartments protected by compression latches: doors held in place against a seal located within the frame; • Includes two sliding shelves: one for the printer, the other for the keyboard. • Connectivity: the cabinet is supplied with: • A strip of three 220V 10/16A electrical sockets with its own illuminated master switch. • Two standard cable glands (7 to 13 mm) to allow cables to enter the cabinet. Monitor & Base Unit compartment • Access is via door fitted with polyamide hinges Printer compartment • Access is via door fitted with polyamide hinges • Sliding shelf fitted to triple extending rails in stainless steel, capable of handling loads of up to 60 kg, allowing the printer to be pulled free of the cabinet. Keyboard compartment • Access via a drop-down flap; • Sliding polyethylene keyboard shelf. Advantages: • Reduced footprint • Improved leaktightness • Permanent protection MU 3 DIMENSIONS (mm): External overall Internal (monitor + Base Unit) Internal (printer) Internal (keyboard) MU 3 complete with sliding shelf for keyboard open MU 3 with extended shelf for printer MU 3 with lateral panel slid open: Access to hardware

Fixed and mobile workstations DESCRIPTION OF OPTIONS… Slot • LABEL SLOT + GUIDE LABEL SLOT option • TAV: Inspection port in unbreakable polycarbonate. Available in two sizes: • TAV L 12: W 220 x H 100 mm; • TAV L 24: W 220 x H 190 mm; • LABEL SLOT + GUIDE: Opening on the front of the cabinet for labels KDL option • Opening cable gland system designed to allow cables to be connected without having to remove their end pieces; • The gable glands are in two sections which hold the cables in leaktight seals; • Usually fitted into one of the side walls of the cabinet to assure the cabinet remains...