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The CGHD25 is a cable gland kit designed for nVent HOFFMAN enclosures. It includes five metric M25 cable glands. The nominal thread size is M25. The suitable cable outer diameter range is 12 to 17 mm. The material construction is metal.
Verify the specific enclosure compatibility before purchase, as this kit is designated for Hoffman Enclosures products. Confirm that the cable outer diameter falls within the 12 to 17 mm range required by the M25 glands. Ensure the metal material specification meets environmental requirements. Check for any regional availability constraints or distributor-specific packaging variations.
Select this kit when multiple cable entries are needed for a single installation project. Choose based on the requirement for metric M25 threading standards. Consider the metal construction for durability. Evaluate the 12 to 17 mm cable diameter range against the specific cables being installed. Compare against individual gland purchases for cost efficiency in bulk scenarios.
This component belongs to the nVent HOFFMAN line of enclosure accessories. It supports the protection of electrical equipment in various industrial settings. The product aligns with the brand's focus on reliable and compliant enclosure solutions. It complements other Hoffman hardware for complete panel assembly.
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