Electrical Gland

An electrical gland, often referred to as a cable gland, is a device used to secure and seal the end of an electrical cable to the equipment it is connected to, ensuring a safe and reliable connection. Cable glands are crucial for maintaining the integrity of electrical installations, preventing dust, dirt, moisture, and other contaminants from entering the equipment. They are available in various materials, including plastic, brass, stainless steel, and aluminum, each chosen based on the specific environmental and mechanical requirements of the application. Cable glands are used in a wide range of industries, from manufacturing and construction to oil and gas, providing strain relief and ensuring that electrical connections are robust and durable. Additionally, they play a significant role in maintaining the explosion-proof and waterproof ratings of equipment used in hazardous or outdoor environments.

Glands are available from 12mm to 100mm diameter and in different types likes SC, DC , Weatherproof, Flameproof, seimens type , PG type, Mettric thread and NPT thread