Collection: Metal Armour Cable Glands

General-Purpose Glands: Suitable for standard installations where moderate environmental protection is required.

Weatherproof Glands: Designed for outdoor use, offering resistance to water, dust, and UV exposure.

Flameproof/Explosion-Proof Glands: Certified for use in hazardous areas with flammable gases, dust, or vapors.

Heavy-Duty Glands: Built for high-vibration and high-stress environments, providing extra mechanical strength and durability.

EMI/RFI Shielding Glands: Specifically designed for installations where electromagnetic interference needs to be mitigated.

Mechanical Strength: Provides secure anchoring of the cable armour, preventing pull-out and ensuring long-term durability.

Electrical Continuity: Maintains proper grounding of the metal armour, enhancing electrical safety and minimizing fault risks.

Environmental Protection: High IP ratings ensure resistance to water, dust, and other contaminants, protecting both the cable and the connected equipment.

Corrosion Resistance: Materials like brass and stainless steel offer excellent resistance to corrosion, making these glands suitable for harsh environments.

Wide Compatibility: Suitable for various armoured cable types, including SWA, AWA, and hybrid designs.

Safety Compliance: Meets industry standards like IEC, UL, and ATEX for safety and performance in regulated environments.

Ease of Installation: Designed for quick and secure installation with minimal tools, reducing setup time and costs.

Versatile Applications: Compatible with a range of cable sizes, environments, and thread types, making them suitable for diverse applications.

Cable Type and Size: Ensure compatibility with the specific type of armored cable (e.g., SWA, AWA) and its dimensions.

Application Environment: For outdoor or harsh conditions, select weatherproof or corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel.

Thread Type: Match the gland’s thread type (Metric, BSP, PG, NPT) with the enclosure or junction box.

Environmental Rating: Choose glands with appropriate IP ratings (e.g., IP68 for submerged environments).

Compression Type: Use single compression for general-purpose applications and double compression for high-vibration or hazardous areas.

Safety Standards: Ensure compliance with required certifications like ATEX, IECEx, or UL for hazardous or regulated installations.

Temperature Range: Verify that the gland’s operating temperature range matches the environmental conditions.