PG Nylon Cable Gland

YAGE A PG nylon cable gland is designed to provide a secure and watertight seal for cables as they pass through enclosures or panels. It is typically made from high-quality nylon material, which offers durability, corrosion resistance, and a high degree of insulation.

The main features of a PG nylon cable gland include:

Thread Size: PG cable glands come in different thread sizes, such as PG7, PG9, PG11, PG13.5, PG16, PG21, and so on. The size of the cable gland corresponds to the outer diameter of the cable it can accommodate.

Locknut: A locknut is used to secure the cable gland to the equipment or panel, ensuring a tight and secure fit.

Sealing Ring: A sealing ring made of rubber or synthetic material is used to create a watertight or dust-tight seal around the cable, preventing the ingress of moisture, dust, or other contaminants.

Compression Nut: The compression nut is used to secure the cable within the gland, providing strain relief and maintaining a tight seal.

The installation process for a PG nylon cable gland is similar to that of other cable glands:

Drill or punch a hole in the desired location of the enclosure or panel to accommodate the cable.

Insert the cable through the hole, leaving enough length for proper termination inside the enclosure.

Slide the sealing ring onto the cable, followed by the compression nut.

Insert the cable into the body of the cable gland until the sealing ring is positioned just outside the enclosure or panel.

Tighten the compression nut onto the body of the cable gland, compressing the sealing ring and securing the cable in place.

Finally, secure the cable gland to the equipment or panel using the locknut, ensuring a firm and secure connection.

PG nylon cable glands are commonly used in various industries, including electrical, telecommunications, automation, and manufacturing, where reliable cable sealing and protection are required. They provide a robust and waterproof solution for cable management, ensuring the integrity of electrical connections in different environments.