40PX5 by Appleton
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The Appleton 40PX5 is an M40 barrier cable gland constructed from nickled brass. Designed for use with non-armoured cable, this component features an inner compound barrier. It is built to meet Ex II 2 GD Exd IIC and Exe II standards for hazardous environments. The 40PX5 accommodates cables with an outer sheath diameter ranging from 22 to 32.1 mm. This nickel-plated brass barrier cable gland provides reliable sealing and cable retention while maintaining explosion protection integrity in industrial installations.
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Characteristics
| Manufacturer | Appleton |
|---|---|
| Part number | 40PX5 |
| Inner Code | 4220529 |
Technical specification
| Product type | M40 Barrier Cable Gland |
|---|---|
| Thread Size | M40 |
| Material | Nickled brass |
| Cable Type | Non armoured cable |
| Outer Sheath Diameter | 22-32,1 mm |
| Certification | Ex II 2 GD Exd IIC & Exe II |
| Features | Inner compound barrier |