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The EBU4MXSWSLE is a Hazloc cable gland manufactured by Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., part of the HLY series. Constructed from 316 Stainless Steel, it features an M40x1.5 thread size with a thread length of 0.71 inches. The unit supports a temperature rating ranging from -76 to 266 degrees Fahrenheit. It is designed for non-armored cables in hazardous locations.
Verify that the specific installation environment requires 316 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance. Confirm that the cable diameter falls within the gland's clamping range when utilizing the removable seal configuration. Ensure the M40x1.5 thread specification matches the enclosure entry point requirements before procurement.
Select this component when operating in hazardous areas requiring compliance with ex d or ex e standards. The 316 stainless steel material ensures durability in corrosive conditions. Consider the M40x1.5 thread size compatibility with existing enclosure penetrations. Evaluate the need for multiple seal levels if cable diameter variations are present in the installation.
This cable gland belongs to the HLY series produced by nVent Hoffman. It serves as a critical interface component for maintaining hazardous area integrity. The product is categorized under cable and cord grips, providing secure entry points for electrical wiring while preventing explosion propagation.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this specific model.
It is suitable for non-armored cables used in hazardous locations.
The thread size is M40x1.5 with a thread length of 0.71 inches.

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