Collection: Unarmoured Cable Glands

Unarmoured Cable Glands

Description:

Unarmoured cable glands are devices designed to securely terminate and seal unarmoured cables entering enclosures, junction boxes, or panels. Unlike glands for armored cables, these glands do not need to anchor or terminate a metal armor layer. They are commonly used in applications with no additional protective layers, such as soft-sheathed or insulated cables. When required, these glands ensure strain relief, environmental sealing, and proper grounding.

Applications of Unarmoured Cable Glands

Industrial Control Panels: Used to terminate unarmoured power and control cables in panels and enclosures, ensuring safe and secure connections.

Automation Systems: Provide secure entry points for cables in robotic or automated machinery setups.

Data and Communication Systems: Protect unarmoured communication and fiber optic cables, ensuring reliable operation in data centers and communication systems.

Renewable Energy: Used in solar, wind, and hydroelectric power installations to secure cables running into inverters, combiner boxes, or control systems.

Marine and Offshore Applications: Stainless steel unarmoured cable glands are used in non-armored cabling systems for ships, docks, and offshore platforms.

Lighting Systems: Commonly used in commercial and industrial lighting setups for cable termination.

Food and Pharmaceutical Industries: Nylon or stainless steel glands are used in clean environments where hygiene and chemical resistance are critical.