FAQ'S

• What are PG glands used for?

  PG glands are used to create a seal around cables as they enter or exit electrical enclosures. They provide strain relief, preventing the cables from being pulled out of the enclosure, and they also provide protection against dust, dirt, and moisture.

• What is the difference between PG glands and other types of cable glands?

  PG glands are designed with a specific thread type, known as a PG thread, which is unique to this type of gland. The thread is tapered and has a relatively small range of sizes, which makes it suitable for use with smaller cables. Other types of cable glands, such as those with metric or NPT threads, have a wider range of sizes and are better suited for larger cables.

• How do I choose the right PG gland for my application?

  When choosing a PG gland, you will need to consider several factors, including the size and type of cable, the size and material of the enclosure, and the level of protection required. You will also need to choose the appropriate thread size and type, as well as any additional features such as strain relief or EMC shielding. It is always best to consult with a knowledgeable supplier or manufacturer to ensure that you select the correct gland for your specific application.