Modern infrastructures rely on electrical cables, which power homes, businesses, transportation, industrial machinery, telecommunications, automation systems, oil refineries, etc. Therefore, all cables should be installed and secured properly to prevent damage, malfunctions, and potential electrical hazards.

Cable glands are one of the most useful electrical components for electronic systems that need to function in challenging industrial environments. By investing in a cable gland and cable protection product, businesses can ensure that their critical electrical equipment and cable fittings are properly safeguarded against the elements.

There are not all industrial applications that need cable glands, but in cases where systems are regularly subjected to excessive stress, plastic or metal cable glands can be significantly beneficial. This electric wiring component can help to avoid the costs and lost efficiency associated with breakdowns and system downtime and is therefore invaluable.

Here, we will delve into the details of cable glands, covering their types, installation methods, and key considerations for selection.