Brass Cable Glands are mechanical cable-entry devices used to securely connect and protect electrical cables where they enter electrical enclosures, junction boxes, control panels, switchgear, motors and industrial equipment. They provide cable retention, strain relief, environmental sealing and protection against dust and moisture, depending on the gland design and IP rating.

They are manufactured from high-quality brass, nickel-plated brass or other specified materials and are available in multiple thread types, cable ranges and sealing configurations.