How Is Electrical Cable Strain Relief Created?
There are various ways to install or incorporate a cable relief connector. For most electrical and mechanical connectors, the strain relief components are incorporated as part of the connector, however, there are times when this is not the case. The relief can also be a separate component that is installed at the connector or separate metal connectors and securely grips the cable and protects the cable and / or connector from potential damage. At AerosUSA, we offer a wide range of electrical cable strain relief solutions so that you can always find the one that best meets your needs.
Choose Quality Strain Relief for Cables
Make sure you’re getting electrical wire relief that’s known to perform reliably over the long-term. At AerosUSA, we supply Progress® and Syntec® cable glands with integrated strain relief. We choose to offer relief solutions from these leading brands so that you’re assured quality and performance.
Strain relief solutions from Progress® and Syntec® are known for their toughness and strength. They are available in nickel-plated brass, stainless steel, high temperature, EMC shielding, ATEX, multiple sealing, ULTRAflat, pressure balance, ASTM approved firewall safety and polyamide for selections to fulfill your application needs.
Make the Most of Your Investment
While you always want cable strain relief connector options that deliver quality and durability, you also want solutions that fit into your budget. At AerosUSA, we offer cable strain relief solutions at competitive prices, ensuring that you can get the performance you need but at a price point you can afford. This service will help create value for your business, and it also ensures that your projects can be completed both on time and under budget.
Strain relief components protect electrical cables from tension and stress to prevent the connection from breaking. Strain relief is often built in at the base of the connector. It looks like a sleeve over the cable with segments that allow for limited movement to prevent damage. This feature is essential for mechanical and electrical connectors.
