Moflash A2EX Series Brass Nickel Plated Brass Cable Gland, M20 Thread, 11 mm min., 15 mm max., IP68, IP66

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RS Stock No.:
901-0646
Mfr. Part No.:
50201
Manufacturer:
Moflash
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Brand

Moflash

Product Type

Cable Gland

Thread Size

M20

Maximum Cable Diameter

15mm

Minimum Cable Diameter

11mm

Material

Nickel Plated Brass

Colour

Brass

Series

A2EX

IP Rating

IP68, IP66

Locknut Included

No

Hazardous Area Certification

ATEX

Maximum Operating Temperature

95°C

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Standards/Approvals

EN 60079-0, EN 60079-1, EN 60079-31, EN 60079-7

Moflash Cable Gland Without Locknut, 15mm, M20 Thread Size - A2EX Series - 50201


Use this cable gland from Moflash for cables laid outdoors, in harsh environments or passed through plating or bulkheads. It's suitable for use with all types of power, data and telecommunication cabling with diameters of 11 to 15mm. The gland's tough nickel-plated brass construction provides superior strength and conductivity combined with corrosion resistance. The elastomer seal gives excellent protection against dust and fluids, so you can use this product in harsh industrial or outdoor environments and be confident of a long service life.

Features and Benefits


• Inner seals on the cable sheath give superior protection against fluids and gases

• Operating temperature ranges between -20°C and +95°C for use in demanding environments

• Endcap safety gauge for correct gland selection

• Ingress protection ratings of IP66 and IP68 mean it's dust-tight and water-resistant

Application Information


• Oil and gas industries

• Marine environments

• Manufacturing

How does a cable gland work?


A cable gland has a central tubular body through which cabling can pass. A nut compresses a cone-shaped attachment, which secures the cable and fixes a seal onto it.

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