Lapp SKINTOP Series Metallic Nickel Plated Brass Cable Gland, PG29 Thread, 16mm min., 25mm max., IP68

The Lapp nickel plated brass cable glands are available with PG or metric thread.

Low resistance screen contact for optimum EMC protection

Can be used in a wide range of applications from manufacturing machinery and plant engineering to measurement and control equipment.

For glands used in EMC applications

EN50262

Lock nut

This cable gland is crafted from nickel-plated brass, offering robust protection and durability. Designed to accommodate both copper-screened and various cable types, it provides effective strain relief, ensuring strong connections in demanding environments. With a PG29 thread size, it supports a maximum cable diameter of 25mm while operating effectively in temperatures from -25 °C to +100 °C. The product is CE certified and complies with IP68 standards, making it suitable for challenging conditions.

• Nickel-plated brass construction ensures durability and corrosion resistance
• IP68 rating guarantees waterproof performance up to five bars
• Operating temperature range from -25 °C to +100 °C for versatility
• Locknut included for secure and easy installation
• Designed for low-resistance screen contact with copper-screened cables
• CE certified for safety compliance in industrial applications

• Used for securing cables in wet or dusty environments
• Ideal for requiring strain relief and electrical shielding
• Suitable for harsh industrial settings and equipment
• Utilised in automotive, automation, and electrical systems
• Best for machinery and panels needing high protection levels

The use of nickel-plated brass ensures high resistance against corrosion and wear, making it ideal for long-term use in challenging environments, thus enhancing its longevity.

It's essential to ensure that the thread size matches the cable and fitting requirements, and that appropriate torque is applied during installation to maintain secure connections.

This design is not suitable for scenarios where the gland may twist after cable insertion, which can compromise performance. It is best used where static placements are required.