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Technical Article: Cable Glands 101 Everything You Need to Know About Cord Grips Cable glands (which are also known as cord grips, connectors, strain relief, or fittings) are devices that attach and secure heavy-duty cables to equipment. They can seal around single or multiple wires or cables – armored or unarmored. Cable glands are an integral part of our everyday lives whether or not we know it. They connect the cables to equipment that powers everything around us. But what e...

SKINTOP® HYGIENIC vs. SKINTOP® INOX Cord Grips Strain Relief Cable Glands Cleanliness is key, especially in the food and beverage and medical industries. While often overlooked, a high-temperature and pressure-resistant strain relief cable gland is imperative in environments where machinery must be washed down regularly with harsh solutions. LAPP offers two lines of ECOLAB® approved VA-4 stainless steel strain relief cable glands: SKINTOP® HYGIENIC and SKINT...

VIDEO: Standard Components of a Cord Grip - LAPP SKINTOP® Cable Glands vs Other Brand Understand what the standard components of a cord grip are and how they function. See the difference between a LAPP SKINTOP® cable gland design and another brand. Contact Lapp Tannehill with any questions or help in selecting what SKINTOP® is right for your application.   Everything You Need to Know About Cord Grips   LAPP SKINTOP® Comparison Chart   Browse Ca...

VIDEO: Clamping Range of Cord Grips - LAPP SKINTOP® Cable Glands vs Other Brand See how the clamping range of a LAPP's SKINTOP® cable gland compares to other brands. This video demonstrates that the SKINTOP® has a wider clamping range, allowing it to be used with more cable sizes than the other brands. Contact Lapp Tannehill with any questions or help in selecting what SKINTOP® is right for your application.   VIDEO: Standard Components of a Cord G...