Sealcon Liquid Tight Strain Relief Cable Glands
Sealcon Cable Management Solutions Seal Cable Entries, Protect Panels, and Match Threads Without Reworking the EnclosureShop Sealcon strain relief cable glands, thread adapters, enclosures, and conduit fittings built for washdown, outdoor, machine, marine, and control panel applications.
300 ft
Submersible rating on common cable glands
IP67 / IP68 / IP69K
For wet, dusty, and hose-down areas
150 PSI
10 BAR pressure rating
PG · NPT · Metric
Thread options for new and legacy equipment
What are Sealcon products used for?Sealcon products are used to route, seal, and protect cables where wiring enters control panels, junction boxes, and conduit systems. Use cable glands for liquid-tight cord entry. Multi-hole fittings are used when several cables need to pass through one opening. Adapters are available when thread types do not match or the size needs to be changed. Sealcon also carries enclosures for field wiring protection, and conduit fittings when cables need a protected pathway between devices. Shop Sealcon by Job
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Seal Cable EntriesUse Sealcon cable glands when a cord or cable enters an enclosure and needs strain relief plus protection from water, dust, oils, or washdown spray. Shop Cable Glands
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Protect Field WiringUse Sealcon enclosures for terminal wiring, small controls, sensors, push buttons, and field devices that need a protected electrical housing. Shop Enclosures
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Convert Thread SizesUse Sealcon adapters, reducers, and enlargers when a cable gland thread does not match the enclosure knockout or if the thread size needs to be adjusted Shop Thread Adapters
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Connect Conduit RunsUse Sealcon conduit fittings and mounting brackets when wiring needs mechanical protection between panels, machines, and field devices. Shop Conduit FittingsChoose the Right Sealcon Cable GlandStart with the environment, then match the thread and cable diameter. Nylon is a strong everyday choice for control panels and outdoor equipment. Nickel plated brass adds mechanical strength for machines, marine equipment, and harsh industrial use. Stainless steel and PVDF are better choices when corrosion resistance or chemical exposure is the main concern. Nylon Dome FittingsBest for standard control panels, junction boxes, sensors, and outdoor wiring where a lightweight, corrosion-resistant gland is preferred. Shop Nylon Dome Fittings →Nylon Flex FittingsUse these when the cable exits a panel into a moving or tight area. The flex nut helps reduce kinking and cable jacket wear. Shop Nylon Flex Fittings →Nickel Plated Brass Dome FittingsChoose brass for heavier-duty equipment, marine controls, hoists, cranes, motors, and panels exposed to impact or vibration. Shop Brass Dome Fittings →Nickel Plated Brass Flex FittingsUse brass flex fittings where the cable needs a stronger metal body and extra bend protection at the enclosure entry. Shop Brass Flex Fittings →Multi-Hole Brass Dome FittingsRoute multiple smaller cables through one enclosure opening while keeping a sealed, organized entry point. Shop Brass Multi-Hole →Multi-Hole Nylon Dome FittingsA practical choice for sensor leads, small control cables, and low-voltage wiring where one knockout must handle several cables. Shop Nylon Multi-Hole →Stainless Steel Dome FittingsUse stainless steel for food equipment, washdown zones, coastal locations, and corrosive environments where standard metal fittings may not last. Shop Stainless Steel →PVDF Dome FittingsChoose PVDF when chemical resistance matters more than standard nylon or brass construction. Shop PVDF Fittings →Cable Gland Performance Checklist
Thread Size Reference
Metric
Common on international equipment. Listed by diameter and pitch, such as M20 x 1.5.
NPT
Common in the United States. Tapered threads tighten as they are installed.
PG
Older German thread style still found on European machinery and replacement panels. Other Sealcon Products💧 Liquid Tight Cable GlandsUse for cable entry points on control panels, motors, and junction boxes. Match the fitting to the cable diameter, thread size, and environment. Shop Cable Glands📦 Sealcon EnclosuresUse for field wiring, terminal blocks, small control circuits, and device protection where a compact industrial enclosure is needed. Shop Enclosures🔄 Thread Adapters, Reducers & EnlargersUse when converting thread types or correcting a mismatch between gland and enclosure threads. Also use when a thread size of the same type needs to be larger or smaller. Shop Adapters🛠️ Conduit FittingsUse Sealcon conduit fittings for protected cable routing between panels and equipment. Straight, elbow, and DUO-series fittings help route wiring cleanly in tight layouts. Shop Conduit SystemsFast Selection Guide
Need one sealed cable entry?
Use a dome cable gland. Choose nylon for standard panels or brass/stainless for tougher environments.
Need bend protection?
Use a flex fitting when the cable exits into a moving, crowded, or high-vibration area.
Need several cables in one hole?
Use a multi-hole dome fitting to reduce drilled openings and keep sensor wiring organized.
Thread does not match or is the wrong size?
Use a Sealcon adapter, reducer, or enlarger before modifying the panel. Before You Order
Common ApplicationsSealcon products are built for equipment where cable entry protection can’t be an afterthought. On a packaging line, a cable gland can keep washdown water out of a control box while reducing strain on sensor wiring. In a pump skid or outdoor junction box, the right Sealcon fitting helps protect wiring from moisture, oils, vibration, and temperature changes without forcing extra panel modifications. Need Help Matching a Sealcon Part?Have the cable diameter, thread size, and environment ready. We can help match a Sealcon cable gland, enclosure, adapter, or conduit fitting to your application. Call 800-966-2345 Contact UsSealcon FAQWhat is the difference between dome and flex cable glands?Dome fittings provide strain relief for a standard cable entry. Flex fittings add a flexible top that helps reduce cable kinking where the cable bends near the panel. When should I use a multi-hole cable gland?Use a multi-hole cable gland when multiple smaller cables need to enter one enclosure opening. This is common for sensor cables, low-voltage control wiring, and compact junction boxes. When do I need a Sealcon thread adapter?Use a thread adapter when the gland thread and panel opening do not match. This is especially useful when converting between metric, PG, and NPT thread types. Use a reducer or enlarger when a thread size of the same type is off by one or two sizes. Which Sealcon material should I choose?Choose nylon for general industrial use. Black nylon is UV rated for outdoor use. Nickel plated brass is for stronger mechanical protection, stainless steel for washdown or corrosive locations, and PVDF for chemical resistance. |