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The CCFGS8 is a small plastic grommet manufactured by nVent Hoffman, designed for use with the CCFI and CCFO cable entry systems. It features a conical shape that facilitates easy pressing into enclosure panels. The component provides static strain relief in accordance with DIN EN 62444 standards. It is compatible with entry plates ranging from 0.315 inches to 0.354 inches (8.00mm to 9.00mm). The grommet is constructed from gray TPE plastic material.
Verify compatibility with existing CCFI or CCFO cable entry systems before procurement. Confirm that the panel thickness falls within the specified entry plate range of 8.00mm to 9.00mm. Ensure the required strain relief meets DIN EN 62444 standards. Check material specifications against environmental requirements for the intended application environment.
Select this model when utilizing nVent Hoffman's CCFI or CCFO cable entry architectures. Choose based on the specific hole diameter requirement of 8-9mm. Consider the conical geometry for ease of assembly. Verify that the gray TPE plastic material suits the operational conditions. This component serves as a complementary part rather than a standalone solution.
This grommet belongs to the CCFGS series, specifically engineered to interface with Hoffman's broader cable management ecosystem. It functions as a sealing and protection element within larger enclosure assemblies. The product supports industrial electrical infrastructure by securing cables against mechanical stress during operation.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Direct replacement requires matching the CCFI/CCFO system compatibility and the 8-9mm diameter specification.

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