Elbow cable glands

Elbow cable glands are used to securely and firmly connect two glands or conduits, for example when extending a cable line or transitioning between different thread sizes. They provide a reliable and watertight connection, ensuring that cables remain well protected against dust, moisture, and mechanical stress. Thanks to their compact design and robust materials – such as plastic or metal – these elbow cable glands are suitable for a wide range of applications, from machine and control cabinet construction to industrial installations, outdoor setups, and marine environments. They are an essential component of any professional cable entry solution.

Naturally, the properties of plastic and brass elbow cable glands differ. Read more about each material type below.

Our range includes plastic elbow cable glands with Pg or metric threads. All plastic elbow cable glands are made of polyamide PA6 GF25, making them resistant to temperatures ranging from -20 °C to +100 °C. They meet protection class IP68.

All brass elbow cable glands in our range feature metric threads. They are made of brass (CuZn39Pb3), giving them a silver color. They meet protection class IP68 and have a temperature range of -20 °C to +100 °C.

Our assortment includes elbow cable glands made of brass and polyamide PA6 GF25. We offer eleven variants in polyamide and five in brass. The material you choose depends on your application. Brass elbow cable glands are more durable, stronger, and resistant to higher pressure, temperatures, and chemicals, but may corrode over time. Plastic elbow cable glands are lighter and more economical but less strong – yet corrosion-resistant.

Our metric plastic elbow cable glands are available in the following sizes:

• M16x1.5
• M20x1.5
• M25x1.5
• M32x1.5
• M40x1.5

Our Pg plastic elbow cable glands are available in the following sizes:

• Pg9
• Pg11
• Pg13.5
• Pg16
• Pg21
• Pg29