Cable Gland is an electrical and mechanical cable entry device used to securely terminate and protect cables where they enter electrical enclosures, control panels, junction boxes, motors, machinery, and industrial equipment. Cable glands provide cable retention, strain relief, sealing, and protection against environmental conditions such as dust, moisture, and vibration. Cable glands are available in different materials, sizes, thread types, and designs to suit a wide range of electrical and industrial applications. What Is a Cable Gland? A cable gland is fitted at the cable entry point of an electrical enclosure or equipment. It grips the cable and helps maintain the required sealing and mechanical protection while reducing stress on the cable connection. Depending on the application, cable glands can be manufactured from brass, stainless steel, aluminium, nylon, or other suitable materials.