CAC4246

Overview

The Hoffman Enclosures CAC4246 is a cable clamp designed for securing cables within industrial enclosures. It accommodates cable diameters ranging from 42 to 46 millimeters. Constructed from mild steel, this component provides strain relief to prevent external forces from damaging connected equipment. The unit is categorized as an enclosure general accessory and is intended for use in panel assembly applications where robust cable management is required.

Feature Summary

• Secures cables into position to maintain organizational integrity
• Relieves external strains on cable connections
• Constructed from mild steel for durability

Applications

• Industrial enclosure cable management
• Panel assembly strain relief
• Equipment protection against external cable forces

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific material composition and dimensional tolerances against official nVent Hoffman documentation before procurement. Ensure the selected cable diameter falls strictly within the 42-46 mm range specified for this model. Confirm that the mild steel construction meets the environmental requirements of the installation site. Cross-reference the part number with current manufacturer catalogs to ensure availability and correct specification alignment.

Selection Notes

Select this component when managing cables between 42 and 46 millimeters in diameter. Consider the mild steel construction for standard industrial environments. Evaluate the need for strain relief to protect sensitive equipment from mechanical stress. Compare against other cable clamps if different size ranges or materials are required for specific application constraints.

Part Context

This cable clamp belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures accessory line, designed to complement their NEMA-rated enclosures. It serves as a critical component for maintaining cable integrity within electrical panels. The product supports the broader ecosystem of enclosure accessories provided by nVent Hoffman, ensuring compatibility with standard industrial mounting practices.