Ace Backstage Co. PNL-106 Aluminum Panel Machined 6 Connectrix Mount

The Ace Backstage Co. PNL - 106 Aluminum Panel is a game - changer for mounting CONNECTRIX Connectors. With the CONNECTRIX System Panels, you can mount different combinations of connectors without any custom punching. ACE can tailor these panels to fit all ACE Stage Pockets with the connectors you select from our expanding adapter - mounted supply. Connectors are easily loaded into the panels using black, aluminum pop rivets or removable machine screws and locking nuts (a small fee applies). Key features include a flexible connector mount that combines popular mounting patterns with a large rectangular cutout for various standard connectors. The panels are made from durable 1/16' thick Aluminum Alloy (6061 - T6), ensuring a flat and undistorted finish unlike punched panels. Installation is a breeze with self - tapping screws, and the panels are precisely machined to fit connectors and mounting holes. They come with an oven - cured, semi - gloss, black powder coat finish. Most panels also offer space for custom labeling, and one #PNL - 106 panel can hold up to 6 CONNECTRIX Connectors.

Using the Ace Backstage Co. PNL - 106 Aluminum Panel is straightforward. First, select the CONNECTRIX Connectors you need from our supply. Then, if you have any specific requirements for your ACE Stage Pockets, we can customize the panel for you. To load the connectors, you can use either black, aluminum pop rivets or removable machine screws and locking nuts (there's a small fee for the screw and nut option). When installing the panel, use the self - tapping screws provided. Just make sure to align the panel precisely with the designated connectors and pocket mounting holes. As for maintenance, keep the panel clean. Since it has an oven - cured, semi - gloss, black powder coat finish, a gentle wipe with a dry cloth should do the trick. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the finish. Also, check the connectors regularly to ensure they are securely in place. If you need to replace a connector, follow the same loading process as before.