Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
LappProduct Type
Cable Gland Locknut
Material
Polyamide
Thread Size
M16
Colour
Grey
Minimum Operating Temperature
-20°C
Maximum Operating Temperature
100°C
Standards/Approvals
cULus, UL 94, RoHS, CE
Series
531190
Country of Origin
Germany
Product Details
When you need a way to secure a cable gland in your system, choose this cable gland locknut from LAPP. It has a standard M16 thread that screws simply onto a connection point between cabling and electrical equipment. Thanks to its hexagonal shape, it's easy to install with a spanner, giving you a quick and hassle-free setup. As this product is resistant to oil and chemical damage, you can use it in heavy-duty applications where contamination is likely.
Yes, the product is capable of withstanding temperatures in a wide range between ‐20°C and +100°C that you'd expect in challenging environments.
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€ 1.47
€ 0.294 Each (In a Pack of 5) (Exc. VAT)
5
€ 1.47
€ 0.294 Each (In a Pack of 5) (Exc. VAT)
Stock information temporarily unavailable.
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| Quantity | Unit price | Per Pack |
|---|---|---|
| 5 - 70 | € 0.294 | € 1.47 |
| 75 - 245 | € 0.278 | € 1.39 |
| 250+ | € 0.271 | € 1.35 |
Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
LappProduct Type
Cable Gland Locknut
Material
Polyamide
Thread Size
M16
Colour
Grey
Minimum Operating Temperature
-20°C
Maximum Operating Temperature
100°C
Standards/Approvals
cULus, UL 94, RoHS, CE
Series
531190
Country of Origin
Germany
Product Details
When you need a way to secure a cable gland in your system, choose this cable gland locknut from LAPP. It has a standard M16 thread that screws simply onto a connection point between cabling and electrical equipment. Thanks to its hexagonal shape, it's easy to install with a spanner, giving you a quick and hassle-free setup. As this product is resistant to oil and chemical damage, you can use it in heavy-duty applications where contamination is likely.
Yes, the product is capable of withstanding temperatures in a wide range between ‐20°C and +100°C that you'd expect in challenging environments.