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The CCFGL21 is a large cable entry grommet manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Designed for use with the CCFG system, this component features a gray plastic construction and a conical shape to facilitate easy installation into enclosure panels. It is engineered to accommodate wires and cables within an internal diameter range of 0.827 inches to 0.866 inches (21.00 mm to 22.00 mm). The grommet serves as a protective interface for cable entries in industrial enclosures.
Verify that the specific application requires the large size variant of the CCFG system. Confirm that the cable bundle diameter falls within the specified 21.00 mm to 22.00 mm range to ensure proper fit and sealing. Check for compatibility with existing panel thicknesses and mounting configurations before procurement.
Select this model when utilizing the large configuration of the Hoffman CCFG cable entry system. Ensure the required hole size matches the 0.827 to 0.866 inch specification. Consider the gray color for visual consistency if matching other components in the same enclosure assembly.
This grommet is part of the broader CCFG series offered by Hoffman Enclosures, which provides standardized solutions for cable management. The series includes both small and large sizes to accommodate various cable diameters. The CCFGL21 specifically addresses larger cable bundles requiring the 21-22mm opening range.
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