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Three stainless steel cable glands in SS 304, SS 316 and SS 316L on a laboratory bench

SS 304 vs 316 vs 316L Cable Glands: Which Grade to Choose

SS 304 vs 316 vs 316L explained for cable glands: composition, chloride resistance, when 316L matters and which grade suits each site. Exgrip guide....
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EV charging pedestal operating in heavy monsoon rain, protected by IP67 rated cable glands

EV Charging Stations in Monsoon: Why IP67 Cable Glands Matter

How IP67-rated cable glands protect EV charging stations in India's monsoon from water ingress. Exgrip's ATEX and PESO certified range....
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FLP vs WP cable glands on a flameproof junction box and a weatherproof panel

FLP vs WP Cable Glands: Which One Does Your Site Need?

FLP vs WP cable glands explained: what each means, where each is allowed, how to tell them apart on site, and which one your site needs....
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Cable gland on an Ex junction box at a grain-based ethanol plant with silos, distillation column and tanks

Cable Glands for Ethanol Plants: Hazardous Area Guide

Cable glands for ethanol plants: vapour and grain dust zones area by area, gas groups, PESO licence rules and certified gland selection from Exgrip....
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Nickel plated brass cable gland on an Ex junction box at a compressed biogas plant in India

Cable Glands for Compressed Biogas Plant in India

Cable glands for a compressed biogas plant in India: CBG plant zones, H2S-resistant materials and PESO, ATEX and IECEx certified glands from Exgrip....
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Flameproof junction box fitted with a PESO certified cable gland, reducer and stopping plug

PESO Certified Cable Glands, Reducers & Stopping Plugs

PESO certified cable glands, reducers, adapters and stopping plugs from Exgrip, with PESO, ATEX and IECEx numbers, sizes and flameproof entry rules....
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