CCG Cable Terminations E1EX Lead Seal Cable Glands For Lead Sheathed Armoured Cables

By on 27th January, 2014

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CCG Cable Terminations  E1EX-LS Captive Component Gland for use on armoured lead sheath cable in hazardous areas.

ATEX, IEC, Ex d IP66/68

CCG cable terminations are recognised as a major manufacturer of cable glands and junction boxes in the world, employing over 200 dedicated people. CCG place emphasis on the users input to enhance designs. 

CCG products are also known for their time and wastage saving fatures. The CCG Cable terminations simplicity of their "Captive Cone" and "Built in Seals" concepts means that no matter where in the world the CCG products are being installed, the simplest of instructions will ensure that all the parts have been correctly fitted.

 

CCG E1EX-LS Ex de Captive Component Glands Features and Benefits

• CCG E1EX-LS cable glands for use indoors, outdoors and hazardous areas
• Precision manufactured from high quality brass (nickel plated) or stainless steel
• Patented disconnect system allows inspection of armour clamp and inner seal after assembly
• Factory fitted captive elastomeric seals for built in safety
• Seals on both inner lead sheath and outer sheaths to IP66/68
• Cable gland comes complete with polypropylene sealing gasket and an end cap / safety gauge for correct gland selection

CCG E1EX-LS Ex de Hazardous Area Cable Gland Technical Data

Type	E1EX Lead Seal
Gland Material	Brass (Nickel Plated)
Seal Material	Thermoset Elastomer and Lead
Cable Type	Steel Wire Armour, Lead Sheath
Armour Clamping	Captive Cone and Cone Ring
Sealing Area	Inner Lead Sheath and Outer Sheath
Optional Accessories	Adapter, Earth Tag, Locknut, Reducer, Serrated Washer and Shroud

 

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