The all-new Skintop Click from Lapp is a fast and flexible cable entry system that can save valuable installation time on a wide range of applications, including switch cabinets, automation systems and plant construction.
The new gland's specially designed latch system makes cable mounting up to 70% faster. Just click in, turn left, turn right and the gland is fixed, centred, strain relieved to EN 50262 and hermetically sealed to the highest protection class IP68.
In addition to speed of installation, this gland offers all the reliability and performance of the original Skintop cable gland. This includes built-in protection against vibration, making it particularly suited for use in electric motors. It can be easily mounted in any position without the need for special mounting tools or additional clamping ring. The Skintop Click also has fewer parts for simpler installation, and delivers reliable sealing of even small cable diameters. It is designed to fit panels and cabinets with a wall thickness of 1-4 mm.
The new cable gland range also includes the Skintop Click-R, with a reducing seal insert for tightening of smaller clamping ranges.
The light grey (RAL 7035) glands have a static temperature range of -40 to
+100°C, a dynamic range of -20 to +80°C and protection class of IP68.
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