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The CPG16 is a plastic cable gland manufactured by nVent Hoffman, designed for sealing cables entering enclosures. It features an M16 thread size to accommodate standard cable diameters. Constructed from durable plastic materials, it provides environmental protection against dust and moisture ingress. The component is part of the Hoffman accessory line, intended for use with various enclosure types to maintain IP ratings. It serves as a critical interface between external cabling and internal electrical components.
Verify that the selected cable diameter falls within the specific clamping range defined by the manufacturer's technical documentation for the M16 size. Ensure the plastic material specification meets the required chemical and temperature resistance standards for the installation environment. Confirm compatibility with the specific enclosure knockout dimensions before procurement.
Select based on the required thread size (M16) and the outer diameter of the cable being sealed. Consider the environmental conditions such as exposure to chemicals or UV light when evaluating the plastic material properties. Ensure the gland meets the necessary ingress protection rating requirements for the target application area.
This component belongs to the nVent Hoffman accessories portfolio, specifically categorized under cable glands. It complements the company's range of metal and polycarbonate enclosures by providing standardized entry points. The product supports the assembly of robust electrical systems requiring reliable cable management and environmental sealing solutions.
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