CEAP610

Overview

The CEAP610 is a rectangular hole punch tool manufactured by nVent Hoffman. It is designed for use with CCFx6/10 cable entry gland plates. The device features a built-in punch-hole marking tip to clearly mark drill points for screw mounting. Physical dimensions are 2.8 inches in height, 3.68 inches in width, and 1.97 inches in depth. The unit is black in color and originates from Germany.

Feature Summary

• Designed specifically for punching holes in CCFx6/10 cable entry gland plates
• Includes a built-in marking tip to identify precise drill locations for screws

Applications

• Installation of cable entry systems requiring gland plate preparation
• Electrical enclosure assembly involving CCF series components
• Field modification of enclosure panels for cable routing

Procurement Notes

Verify that the specific application involves CCFx6/10 gland plates, as this tool is model-specific. Confirm the requirement for the integrated marking feature to ensure efficient installation workflows. Check compatibility with existing enclosure hardware before procurement. Ensure the tool meets the physical constraints of the work environment given its compact dimensions.

Selection Notes

Select this tool only when working with Hoffman CCFx6/10 gland plates. It is not a general-purpose punch but optimized for these specific components. Consider the convenience of the integrated marking tip for accuracy. Evaluate if manual operation suffices or if power tools are preferred for volume production.

Part Context

This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman accessory line, supporting enclosure infrastructure. It complements cable management solutions by facilitating precise modifications to gland plates. The product supports industrial electrical installations where secure cable entry is critical. It represents a specialized hand tool within the broader Hoffman ecosystem.

Replacement Considerations

No public substitute part numbers are documented for this specific tool. It is designed exclusively for CCFx6/10 plates. Generic punches may lack the specific geometry or marking integration required for proper fitment.