A1/A2 Glands
A1 and A2 cable glands are single-compression, "stuffing"-style electrical accessories used to terminate and seal unarmoured cables (plastic or rubber-sheathed) as they enter enclosures, panels, or junction boxes.
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Cable Lugs and Glands
Cable glands and lugs support cable entry, protection, and electrical termination across a range of installation requirements.
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Bi-metallic lugs
Bi-metallic lugs are specialized electrical connectors made of an aluminum barrel joined to a copper palm, used safely to transition aluminum conductors to copper terminals or busbars.
Bottle type lugs
Bottle-type lugs (also known as reducer or bottle-shaped lugs) are specialized electrical connectors with a stepped or tapered barrel that transitions from a larger diameter to a smaller diameter.
BW Glands
BW cable glands are mechanical cable termination devices used for indoor, dry, and non-corrosive environments to secure armored cables.
Size chartCW Glands
A CW cable gland is a mechanical cable-entry device designed for terminating Steel Wire Armoured (SWA) and single-core Aluminium Wire Armoured (AWA) cables in outdoor, damp, or exposed environments.
Size chartE1W Glands
E1W cable glands are double-seal (or double-compression) industrial cable glands designed to terminate Single Wire Armoured (SWA) and Aluminium Wire Armoured (AWA) cables.
Size chartFour hole lugs
Four-hole cable lugs are heavy-duty electrical connectors designed to terminate large power cables onto high-current equipment, busbars, and transformer terminals.
PVC/PG Glands
A PVC/PG cable gland is a non-metallic, plastic-bodied fitting designed to anchor, strain-relieve, and seal unarmored cables as they enter electrical panels, junction boxes, or machinery.
Size chartRing Type Lugs
Tinned copper ring type lugs are electrical connectors made from high-conductivity electrolytic copper and coated with a thin layer of tin. They feature a circular ring (tongue) on one end for bolting onto studs or terminals and a tubular barrel on the other end to receive a wire or cable.
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