Pass & Seymour CG410 Cord Grip 1/2 in NPT Straight Male Aluminum Stainless Steel Mesh

Designed for versatility and durability, the Strain Relief Deluxe Cord Grips from Pass & Seymour are ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications where moisture exposure may be a concern. With a straight male grip fitting and a capacity to accommodate cables ranging from 0.500 to 0.625 inches in diameter, these cord grips are particularly effective for wiring in pendant stations, processing equipment, and hand tools. The construction features stainless steel mesh woven into an aluminum body, providing excellent corrosion resistance and ensuring robust performance in hazardous locations as classified under Class I, Div. 2, and Class II, Div. 1 & 2. These deluxe cord grips not only help absorb direct pull but also resist flexing and binding, effectively eliminating strain on your cabling. UL and CSA listed for safety and reliability, they are an essential component for professionals seeking secure and reliable strain relief solutions in various industrial environments.

• Certified for hazardous locations Class I, II, and III divisions
• UL and CSA listed for safety and reliability
• Corrosion-resistant aluminum body with stainless steel mesh
• Designed to absorb direct pull and eliminate strain
• Resists flexing and binding to protect cabling
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use in moist environments
• Fits cable diameters ranging from 0.500 to 0.625 inches
• Straight male grip fitting with 1/2-inch NPT thread size
• Ideal for pendant stations, processing equipment, and hand tools

• Cable Diameter Range: 0.500-0.625 in
• Grip Fitting: Male
• NPT Thread Size: 1/2 in
• Grip Angle: Straight
• Material: Aluminum, Stainless Steel Mesh
• Indoor/Outdoor: Both
• Hazardous Location Rating: Class I Div. 2; Class II Div. 1 & 2; Class III Div. 1 & 2
• Standard: UL/CSA Approval
• Width: 0.625 in
• Capacity: Various Cable Diameter Ranges
• Application Sector: Industrial
• Country of Origin: India
• Type: Cord Grip

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