Does anyone out there know where to get panel board hardware? I have several ge nlab type panel boards with front panel fasteners that kind of look like big toggle bolts. I know that I can't use regular screws to bolt the faces on, but it seems like kind of an expensive waste tto replace an entire panel board just because of so defective hardware
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Not sure I know exactly what you are describing, but why not try the manufacturer or an authorized distributor of their products?
I reread you post a number of times And I seemed to have overlooked who the manufacturer was. But just for grins I'll assume that it is Westinghouse which became C-H, and now Eaton Electrical.
I believe the part that you are looking for is a 'trim clamp.' It may be a P/N 99-970 or 99-1016. But first give Eaton a call @ (803)481-6877 and advise them the complete dpname plate information from the panel.
You may take a look at this PDF of their RP manual:
eaton.bz/ecm/idcplg?IdcService=GET_FILE&dID=167922
Not familiar with nlab panelboards though I've likely worked in some. If they are a long-time discontinued product, your best chance of getting replacement clamps is to purchase a used panelboard IMO...
https://www.google.com/search?q=ge+...=ge+nlab+panelboard&tbm=shop&tbs=vw:l,p_ord:p
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I thought he said it was a GE.
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He said it was a ge nlabs "type" which may or may not have been made by GE
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Strangely enough that panel also cross reference to an older Westinghouse panel.
I'll dig around in GE's stuff.
After doing some digging everything lead to a dead end. As a last resort call GE tech support and hopefully they will point you in the right direction.
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