Cable Gland Manufacturer

Specify TONFUL cable glands for secure cable entry into electrical enclosures, machinery, control boxes and lighting equipment. Compare PP plastic and nickel-plated brass constructions, then select the thread, cable fit and mounting dimensions for your assembly.

Explore plastic PG and metric options, plus metal PG, metric, G and NPT configurations. Send your cable outside diameter, entry thread, enclosure details, environment and quantity for a focused quotation. Review sealing performance and required documentation for the exact selected model.

PP plastic and nickel-plated brass cable gland product collection

Cable Gland Product Range

White PP plastic cable glands for the PG thread product family

PG Plastic Cable Glands

PP plastic cable glands with PG threads, listed from PG7 to PG63. White and black styles are shown in the catalog; confirm colour, sealing insert and fit for the selected model.

Black PP plastic cable glands for the metric thread product family

Metric Plastic Cable Glands

Metric PP plastic models from M12 x 1.5 to M63 x 1.5. Compare cable entry bore, spanner size, overall height, thread length and locknut thickness.

Nickel-plated brass cable gland PG product family

PG Nickel-Plated Brass Cable Glands

Metal PG7 to PG63 options with listed cable ranges from 3-6.5mm to 42-52mm across the series. Confirm the chosen range and enclosure interface.

Nickel-plated brass cable gland metric product family

Metric Nickel-Plated Brass Cable Glands

Metric metal entries from M8 through M63, including two M25 x 1.5 cable-range options. Select by the exact cable diameter, pitch and mounting dimensions.

Nickel-plated brass cable glands for the G thread family

G Thread Metal Cable Glands

G1/2 to G3 options with the cable ranges and mounting dimensions shown in the table. Match the exact G thread and sealing arrangement to the enclosure.

Nickel-plated brass cable glands for the NPT thread family

NPT Metal Cable Glands

NPT1/2 to NPT3 options for a specified NPT entry. Compare the catalog cable range and dimensions, then confirm the approved thread and installation drawing.

Cable Gland Applications

Match the cable gland to the cable jacket, enclosure entry and operating environment. Evaluate the complete installed cable-entry system against the requirements of the equipment.

Illustrative metal cable glands in a control enclosure cable entry

Control Panels & Distribution Enclosures

Secure cables where they enter switchboards, control cabinets and distribution boxes. Review entry thread, enclosure wall thickness, cable diameter, sealing components and access for tightening. Select any required ingress-protection evidence for the complete installation.

Illustrative plastic cable glands in a machinery junction box

Machinery & Equipment Junction Boxes

Organize cable entries into machinery, junction boxes and instrument housings. Select plastic or metal construction around mechanical exposure, jacket compatibility, service conditions and required retention. Protect cables from sharp edges and follow the approved installation instructions.

Illustrative plastic cable glands in a lighting equipment junction box

Lighting & Outdoor Electrical Equipment

Review cable-entry options for lighting controls and suitable outdoor electrical housings. Confirm temperature, UV, moisture, corrosion and enclosure sealing requirements for the chosen gland and cable; appearance alone does not establish an outdoor or submersion rating.

Application images are generated illustrations, not customer installation records.

Cable Gland Specifications & Model Tables

SpecificationProduct Information
Plastic constructionPP plastic, as specified in the supplied catalog; white and black styles shown
Metal constructionNickel-plated brass with a clamping insert and sealing components
Plastic thread optionsPG7-PG63; metric M12 x 1.5-M63 x 1.5
Metal thread optionsPG7-PG63; metric M8-M63; G1/2-G3; NPT1/2-NPT3
Plastic dimensionsD1 cable entry bore, B spanner size, D2 maximum diameter, L overall height, L1 thread length and L2 locknut thickness
Metal dimensionsCable diameter range, AG thread outside diameter, GL thread length, H height and A/F spanner size
Sealing componentsRubber sealing insert and interface seals according to the selected model; confirm material and cable-jacket compatibility
Ingress protectionCatalog carries an IP68 mark; request the exact model’s test report, installation conditions and permitted depth / duration
Compliance documentationCatalog shows CE and RoHS marks; confirm applicable declarations and model-specific documentation for the order
Temperature / chemical suitabilityNot numerically specified in the supplied catalog; request limits for the selected material and seal
Packing and identificationAgree quantity per bag, thread / model labels, accessories and outer-carton requirements

All table dimensions are in millimetres unless the thread designation states otherwise. Plastic D1 is the cable entry bore diameter shown in the catalog; it is not a minimum-to-maximum clamping range. Metal tables provide a separate cable diameter range. Confirm the actual cable fit and approved drawing before ordering.

PG Plastic Cable Glands — 13 catalog entries
Thread / modelCable entry bore D1 (mm)Spanner size B (mm)Maximum diameter D2 (mm)Overall height L (mm)Thread length L1 (mm)Locknut thickness L2 (mm)
PG76.517193084.6
PG9822243484.8
PG111024263585
PG13.51227303795
PG1614303240105.5
PG1915313440105.5
PG2118364044106.3
PG2521374145116.7
PG2925465055156.7
PG3632576463157.4
PG4238657264157.7
PG4844707865157.7
PG6350809087279
Metric Plastic Cable Glands — 11 catalog entries
Thread / modelCable entry bore D1 (mm)Spanner size B (mm)Maximum diameter D2 (mm)Overall height L (mm)Thread length L1 (mm)Locknut thickness L2 (mm)
M12 x 1.56.517193084.6
M16 x 1.5822243484.8
M18 x 1.51024263585
M20 x 1.51227303795
M22 x 1.514303240105.5
M25 x 1.518313444105.5
M32 x 1.521394345116.7
M36 x 1.525454952126.7
M40 x 1.532505462147
M50 x 1.538606364157.4
M63 x 1.544748165157.6
PG Nickel-Plated Brass Cable Glands — 13 catalog entries
Thread / modelCable diameter range (mm)Thread outside diameter AG (mm)Thread length GL (mm)Height H (mm)Spanner size A/F (mm)
PG73-6.512.561714/15
PG94-815.271917
PG115-1018.672020/21
PG13.56-1220.482222/23
PG1610-1422.582224/25
PG1912-162582427
PG2113-1828.382630/31
PG2515-203292832/35
PG2918-2537102940
PG3625-3347103550
PG4232-3854113555/57
PG4837-4459.3133864
PG6342-5270154376
Metric Nickel-Plated Brass Cable Glands — 22 catalog entries
Thread / modelCable diameter range (mm)Thread outside diameter AG (mm)Thread length GL (mm)Height H (mm)Spanner size A/F (mm)
M8 x 1.0 (1.25)1-4861411
M10 x 1.53-6.51061714
M12 x 1.53-6.51261714
M14 x 1.54-81461917
M16 x 1.54-81672018
M18 x 1.55-101872120
M20 x 1.56-122072222
M22 x 1.510-142282224
M24 x 1.512-162482427
M25 x 1.512-162582427
M25 x 1.513-182582630/27
M27 x 1.513-182782630
M28 x 1.513-182882730/32
M30 x 1.513-1830102730/32
M32 x 1.515-2032102832/35
M33 x 1.515-2033102832/36
M36 x 1.518-2536102940
M40 x 1.522-3040103345
M42 x 1.522-3042103345
M48 x 1.525-3348113750/52
M50 x 1.532-3850113355
M63 x 1.537-4463123864/68
G Thread Metal Cable Glands — 8 catalog entries
Thread / modelCable diameter range (mm)Thread outside diameter AG (mm)Thread length GL (mm)Height H (mm)Spanner size A/F (mm)
G1/26-1220.982222/23
G3/413-1826.492530
G118-2533.2102940
G1 1/425-3341.9113550
G1 1/232-3847.8123757/55
G237-4459.6143864
G2 1/242-5275.1164278
G365-7087.8184594
NPT Metal Cable Glands — 8 catalog entries
Thread / modelCable diameter range (mm)Thread outside diameter AG (mm)Thread length GL (mm)Height H (mm)Spanner size A/F (mm)
NPT1/26-1221.282222/23
NPT3/413-1826.592530
NPT118-2533.2102940
NPT1 1/425-3341.9113550
NPT1 1/232-3848123757/55
NPT237-4460143864
NPT2 1/242-5272.6164278
NPT365-7088.6184594

The metric metal table retains both M25 x 1.5 variants: 12-16mm and 13-18mm cable ranges. M8 is printed as M8 x 1.0 (1.25) in the catalog; confirm the required pitch. Slash-separated spanner values are retained as listed and should be checked against the approved drawing.

How the Metal Gland Is Assembled

The catalog identifies a compression cap, clamping insert, rubber sealing insert, gland body, sealing washer and locknut. Confirm which parts are included with the selected model and whether the mounting entry uses a threaded hole or a through-hole with a locknut.

Why Choose TONFUL Cable Glands

Plastic & Metal Options

Compare lightweight PP plastic constructions with nickel-plated brass options, then confirm the material and seal for your operating environment.

Multiple Thread Families

Select the exact PG, metric, G or NPT entry specified for the enclosure. Thread names and sizes must match the approved installation drawing.

Cable Entry & Retention

The compression and clamping components secure the cable entry when correctly selected and installed. Confirm the cable range, retention requirements and tightening instructions.

Dimensions for Fit Review

Use the catalog tables to compare bore or cable range, thread dimensions, overall height and spanner access. Check the final drawing for the chosen model.

Sealing Review for the Assembly

Review the cable seal and enclosure interface together. Specify any required ingress-protection tests and the installation conditions under which they apply.

OEM Selection & Packing Support

Provide the model, cable size, thread and accessory requirements to discuss samples, identification, pack quantities and repeat supply.

Select a Cable Gland in Six Steps

Step 1: Measure the Cable

Provide the actual cable outside diameter, jacket material and roundness. Select the seal and clamping arrangement specified for that cable.

Step 2: Confirm the Entry Thread

State the exact thread family, nominal size and pitch. Check whether the enclosure uses a threaded entry or a through-hole and locknut.

Step 3: Review Mounting Dimensions

Compare thread length with the enclosure wall, and check overall height, spanner clearance and the required sealing washer or gasket.

Step 4: Choose Material & Sealing

Review plastic or metal construction, seal material, temperature, UV, moisture and chemical exposure. Obtain the performance evidence required for the application.

Step 5: Evaluate the Complete Assembly

Use an approved sample on the actual cable and enclosure. Follow the tightening instructions and review retention and ingress-protection checks under agreed conditions.

Step 6: Agree the Order Details

Confirm the exact model, drawing revision, included accessories, quantity, labels, packing and documentation before volume supply.

Request Samples for Cable Entry Evaluation

Share the cable size, entry thread and enclosure details to discuss model selection, sample availability and evaluation requirements.

Cable Gland Workshop & Packaging

Illustrative cable gland assembly and dimensional inspection workstation

Component Assembly & Dimensional Inspection

Discuss body and thread dimensions, compression-cap fit, clamping inserts, seals and locknuts against the approved drawing. Define material identification, thread checks, assembly inspection and any agreed retention or sealing tests for the selected model. Confirm sampling and inspection records in the order specification.

Illustrative sorted bags and protective cartons for cable glands

Sorted Bags & Protective Export Cartons

Specify the quantity per bag and whether compression caps, seals, washers and locknuts are supplied assembled or separately. Labels can identify material, thread family, model and batch details. Agree inner protection and outer cartons to help distinguish similar-looking sizes and protect threads during transport.

Workshop and packaging images are generated illustrations, not photographs of the TONFUL factory or an actual shipment.

More Than Just a Cable Gland Supplier

PP plastic and nickel-plated brass cable gland product collection

Cable & Thread Selection Support

Send the cable outside diameter and exact entry thread to focus the model and sealing review.

Nickel-plated brass cable gland metric product family

Drawing & Sample Comparison

Compare mounting length, bore or cable range, spanner access and accessories with your approved sample or drawing.

Illustrative cable gland assembly and dimensional inspection workstation

Assembly & Documentation Review

Define material, sealing, retention and compliance evidence required for the selected model and installed assembly.

Illustrative sorted bags and protective cartons for cable glands

OEM Packing & Delivery Planning

Agree model labels, accessory inclusion, pack quantities, destination and shipping terms in the quotation.

Cable Glands: Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What does a cable gland do?

It provides a controlled cable entry into an enclosure and can clamp and seal around the cable jacket when correctly specified and installed. Review both the cable seal and the gland-to-enclosure interface.

Q2: Which materials are shown in this range?

The supplied catalog describes PP plastic cable glands and nickel-plated brass cable glands. Confirm the precise body, clamping insert and seal materials for the selected model.

Q3: Which thread families are available?

Plastic models are listed in PG and metric forms. Metal models are listed in PG, metric, G and NPT forms. Match the exact designation and pitch to the enclosure drawing.

Q4: Is the plastic D1 value a clamping range?

No. The plastic tables label D1 as the cable entry bore diameter. They do not give a minimum-to-maximum clamping range. Ask for the selected model’s verified cable fit and sealing range.

Q5: Why are there two M25 x 1.5 metal entries?

The catalog lists separate 12-16mm and 13-18mm cable ranges with different height and spanner values. Specify the complete cable-range and dimensional variant when requesting a quote.

Q6: Are all models IP68 certified?

The catalog carries an IP68 mark, but it does not supply model-specific reports or test depth and duration. Request the evidence and installation conditions for the exact gland, cable and enclosure assembly.

Q7: Are metal glands automatically suitable for armoured cable, EMC or hazardous areas?

No such suitability is established by this catalog. Request a specifically designed and documented model where armoured-cable termination, EMC bonding or hazardous-area approval is required.

Q8: What should I send for a quotation?

Provide material, thread family and size, cable outside diameter and jacket, enclosure wall details, environment, required approvals, accessories, quantity and packing preferences. Include a drawing or sample where possible.

Request Cable Gland Information

Send your cable size, entry thread, preferred material, enclosure details, quantity and packing requirements for product selection and a quotation.

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