Eaton Crouse-Hinds TECK200 14S Cable Gland - Hazardous/Classified Locations

Armoured steel construction provides rugged mechanical protection for TECK armored cables, reducing wear in abrasive environments. The business impact is a lower total cost of ownership due to fewer mid-life replacements and less downtime. This is particularly valuable in mining, metal processing, and heavy manufacturing where cable runs endure constant handling and exposure to harsh materials. 2 inch NPT threading ensures robust, leak-free mounting with standard conduit systems. The business impact is faster installation and fewer field adaptations, which shortens project schedules. In practice, technicians can integrate the TECK200 14S with commonly available fittings in control panels and switchgear assemblies. Armor and sheath specifications (armor 1.99–2.28 inches; outer sheath 2.10–2.37 inches) guarantee sealing across a range of TECK cables. The business impact is consistent ingress protection and predictable performance across cable diameters, reducing rework. This is especially advantageous in environments with temperature cycling and vibration, such as refineries and pulp and paper facilities. NEC/CEC compliance, NEMA 4 rating, and Hazardous/Classified Location approvals help with regulatory alignment. The business impact is easier certification processes and reduced risk during audits. This supports faster project approvals and safer installations in oil, gas, chemical plants. General-purpose, TECK armored cable gland with a 4.82 in depth and 4 in width provides stable mounting in enclosures and panels. The business impact is predictable fit and easier mounting in tight spaces, saving time during assembly. This is beneficial for retrofits and new builds where space is at a premium.