Tube and Gland

Tube Clamps & Glands

Tube clamps fittings are an iron casting and galvanized to BS EN ISO 1461. Selecting a tubeclamps™ fitting is simple. Select the suitable fitting for the application required, select the suitable size of the tube for the application required and combine the 2 reference numbers. I.E. Long Tee to suit forty eight.3 o/d tube = 104D.

General Instructions for the use of Tubular Fittings:

GUIDELINES ON THE USE OF FITTINGS, DESIGN OF STRUCTURES AND INSTALLATION

All grub screws must be tightened to a torque of 39Nm. Always make sure that the pointed, cutting end of the grub screw is placed against the tube and that the flat endpoints away from the tube.

Wherever potential, fittings ought to be assembled with the open faces of grub screws inform down (or horizontally) to reduce assortment and retention of rain, etc.

• don't re-use grub screws; replace with new screws from Tube clamps.

• Do not modify fittings.

• Do not use fittings that are (or appear to be) damaged or defective in any way.

• Do not mix `tube clamp` fittings with other brands, use only genuine fittings to which these instructions relate exclusively.

Cable Gland:

A cable gland (in the U.S. more typically referred to as a wire grip, strain relief, cable connector or fitting) could be a device designed to connect associate degreed secure the tip of a transmission line to the equipment.

A cable secretor provides strain-relief and connects by a way appropriate for the sort and outline of cable that it's designed—including provision for creating an electrical association to the armor or braid and lead or atomic number 13 sheath of the cable if any cable secretors (Cable glands) may additionally be used for protection cables passing through bulkheads or gland plates.

Cable glands are principally used for cables with diameters between one metric linear unit and seventy-five metric linear unit.