Hoffman ATPG20GLP Touch-up Paint Pen Gray Ansi 61

Product Description

The HOFFMAN ATPG20GLP is a touch-up paint pen designed for repairing surface finish on HOFFMAN enclosures and panels. It delivers a precise application of Gray ANSI 61 finish, matching the standard factory color used across HOFFMAN's enclosure product lines. The pen format keeps the repair process clean and controlled, making it practical for field touch-ups or shop repairs without the need for spray equipment or brush tools. Electricians, panel builders, and maintenance technicians use this pen to restore scratched or damaged enclosure surfaces to a factory-matched appearance.

This paint pen is suited for use on HOFFMAN electrical enclosures and panels that carry the standard Gray ANSI 61 finish. Typical applications include repairing surface damage from drilling, cutting, or handling during installation, as well as restoring finish on enclosures that have sustained minor scratches during service or maintenance work. It is a practical addition to any installer or service technician's kit when working with HOFFMAN enclosure products on industrial, commercial, or utility electrical installations.

Key Features

• Matched to Gray ANSI 61 factory finish for accurate color repair
• Pen applicator format allows precise, controlled touch-up without spray overspray or brush streaking
• Intended for use on HOFFMAN enclosures and panels
• Suitable for field repairs during installation or scheduled maintenance
• Minimum order quantity of 1 unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with HOFFMAN enclosures and panels finished in the standard Gray ANSI 61 color. Verify that the enclosure surface finish matches ANSI 61 before application to ensure color consistency.

Installation Notes

Clean the damaged surface area of dirt, grease, and loose material before applying the paint pen. Allow the repaired area to dry fully before closing the enclosure or returning equipment to service. No special tools or trade licensing are required for cosmetic touch-up work, but always de-energize equipment inside the enclosure before performing any surface repairs near live components per NFPA 70E safe work practices.