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The Hoffman Enclosures EGPACCR23 is a gland plate designed for the COMLINE series of enclosures. Constructed from aluminum with a thick powder-coated gray finish, it measures 838 mm in height and 381 mm in width. This component serves as a professional range gland plate solution, providing structural support and cable entry management within industrial enclosure systems.
Verify part number EGPACCR23 against official nVent Hoffman documentation to ensure compatibility with specific COMLINE enclosure models. Confirm that the required gland plate dimensions (838 x 381 mm) match the project specifications. Check for any ordering suffixes that may indicate variations in finish or hardware configuration before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this gland plate when utilizing Hoffman COMLINE series enclosures requiring standardized cable entry solutions. The aluminum construction offers durability while the powder-coated finish provides corrosion resistance. Ensure the application environment aligns with the material properties and that the included stainless steel hardware meets the necessary mechanical strength requirements for the installation site.
This component belongs to the Hoffman COMLINE product line, which focuses on professional-grade enclosure accessories. As a gland plate, it complements the broader range of Hoffman NEMA-rated enclosures designed to protect sensitive electronics. It functions as a critical interface element for cable routing within these protected environments.
Consult official nVent Hoffman cross-reference guides for direct substitutes. Generic gland plates may not accommodate the specific factory-installed gasket or grounding provisions unique to the COMLINE series. Verify dimensional accuracy and mounting hole patterns before considering alternative components.

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