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Cable glands are devices used to securely attach and seal the ends of cables to equipment, providing strain relief and preventing the ingress of dust, moisture, or other contaminants. They are essential for maintaining the integrity and safety of electrical systems. Cable glands are available in various materials, with nylon and metal being the most common.
*Nylon Cable Glands:*
- Made from durable, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant nylon material.
- Ideal for general-purpose applications, especially in non-harsh environments.
- Offer good insulation properties and are cost-effective.
- Commonly used in indoor settings or less demanding industrial applications.
*Metal Cable Glands:*
- Constructed from materials like brass, stainless steel, or aluminum, providing high strength and durability.
- Suitable for harsh environments, including high temperatures, corrosive conditions, or explosive atmospheres.
- Often used in heavy-duty industrial, marine, or outdoor applications where robust protection is required.
- Provide excellent electromagnetic shielding and mechanical strength.
Both types are available in various sizes, thread types, and certifications (e.g., IP ratings, ATEX) to meet specific application requirements. The choice between nylon and metal depends on factors like environmental conditions, mechanical stress, and regulatory standards.
