Blueglobe

Cable glands from the Blueglobe series are an advanced line of products by PFLITSCH, designed with full safety in mind, flexible cable diameter selection, and long-term operation under the most demanding industrial conditions. Compared to traditional cable glands, they stand out due to an innovative, spherical sealing insert that distributes pressure on the cable in a uniform and reliable way, minimizing the risk of mechanical damage to the cable braid.

What makes Blueglobe cable glands stand out?

• Spherical sealing insert – the patented shape provides a uniform distribution of pressure on the cable, minimizing the risk of insulation damage and increasing the clamping range.

• High IP rating – standardly IP66/68/69K, ensuring effective protection against water, dust, and pressure.

• Variety of materials – nickel-plated brass, stainless steel (e.g., AISI 316L), or plastics, allowing the gland to be adapted to specific environmental requirements and corrosion resistance.

• Ease of installation and cost reduction – thanks to the flexible clamping range, a single gland can often handle multiple cable sizes, reducing the number of variants needed in stock.

More than a standard cable gland

Thanks to their unique design and spherical sealing insert, Blueglobe cable glands provide uniform and stable mechanical relief for cables, reducing insulation wear and the risk of abrasion. This well-thought-out design significantly extends the service life of the installation and decreases the need for costly inspections and repairs.

Top quality and safety in cable management

By using nickel-plated brass and polyamide, these products offer high corrosion resistance, mechanical durability, and effective protection of cables against moisture, dust, and mechanical damage. Blueglobe cable glands meet the highest protection standards: IP66, IP68, IP69, ensuring reliability even in the toughest conditions. EMC versions additionally eliminate electromagnetic interference, making them an ideal choice for the electronic, telecommunication, and energy industries.