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The EBU01MBNCWCLE is a cable gland manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc. Constructed from brass with a nickel-plated finish, this component features an M16 thread size and is designed for unarmored cables. It accommodates a cable diameter range of 0.16 to 0.24 inches. The physical dimensions are 0.96 inches in diameter by 1.3 inches in length. This part is classified under enclosure systems and is intended for use in industrial enclosure applications requiring secure cable entry.
Verify the specific application requirements against the M16 thread specification and the 0.16 to 0.24-inch cable diameter range before procurement. Confirm that the nickel-plated brass construction meets environmental standards for the installation site. Ensure compatibility with unarmored cable types as specified by the manufacturer description. Cross-reference the official manufacturer documentation to validate the part number and technical specifications.
Select this component when an M16 threaded gland is required for unarmored cables within Hoffman enclosure systems. The brass and nickel-plated construction provides durability suitable for industrial environments. Consider the 0.96-inch diameter and 1.3-inch length for panel thickness and clearance constraints. Verify that the target cable diameter falls within the 0.16 to 0.24-inch operational range for proper sealing and retention.
This cable gland belongs to the Hoffman Enclosures product line, categorized under enclosure systems. It serves as a critical accessory for maintaining enclosure integrity during cable installation. The component is distinct from junction boxes or full enclosures, functioning solely as a sealing interface. Its design supports standard industrial mounting practices for electrical and electronic equipment housed within Hoffman cabinets.
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