VTCG —— Hygienic Cable Gland — Type S (Standard)

Standard Hygienic Cable Gland for Food, Beverage and Pharmaceutical Equipment

VTCG —— Hygienic Cable Gland — Type S (Standard)

Standard Hygienic Cable Gland for Food, Beverage and Pharmaceutical Equipment

Its streamlined SS316L body, double sealing and anti-rotation grip support secure cable retention and easier cleaning in washdown areas.

Body materialStainless steel AISI 316L / EN 1.4404
Seal systemSealing ring: Food grade HNBR/EPDM
Cable seal : Food grade Silicone/EPDM
Metric thread rangeM12x1.5 to M32x2.0
Cable diameter range4 to 25 mm
Surface finishMirror polish, Ra < 0.8 µm
Protection / complianceIP68 / IP69K; 3-A / FDA
Data Sheet Install Guide CAD model

Dimensions and Cable Ranges

Select the row that matches both the equipment entry thread (AG) and the outside diameter of the cable.

Hygienic cable gland Type S dimension drawing: SW1, SW2, H, GL, AG and D Hygienic cable gland
ThreadCable Range(mm)Cover Size D(mm)H(mm)GL(mm)SW1/SW2(mm)
M12x1.54-72119614/14
M16x1.54-62720619/21
5,5-8
7,5-10
M20x1.54-63322.5624/27
5,5-8
7,5-10
9,5-12
11,5-14
M25x1.511,5-143823.5730/30
13,5-16
15,5-18
M32x2.018-20,54526.5836/36
20,5-23
22,5-25

Technical Data

Body: AISI 316L stainless steel / EN 1.4404

Surface finish: Matte or polished, Ra < 0.8 µm

Enclosure sealing ring: Food grade HNBR (-25 °C to +150 °C) / Food grade EPDM (-40 °C to +120 °C)

Cable seal: Food grade Silicone (-60 °C to +200 °C) / Food grade EPDM (-40 °C to +120 °C)

Protection rating: IP68 / IP69K

Compliance: 3-A / FDA

Key Features of Type S

• Double sealing - a blue H-NBR ring seals against the enclosure and a food-grade silicone insert seals around the cable.

• Anti-rotation grip - a gear-tooth elastomer holds the cable steady during installation and use, helping prevent twisting while the pressure screw is tightened.

• Drainable, easy-clean body - the streamlined body has rounded corners, no sharp angles and Ra < 0.8 µm surfaces to support drainage and easier cleaning.

• Rugged SS316L - corrosion-, impact-, acid- and alkali-resistant for demanding washdown environments.

How to Select the Correct Size

First match the AG thread to the equipment entry. Then select a row whose cable range includes the cable's outside diameter. Finally, confirm GL, H, D and SW1/SW2 against the available installation space and tooling.

Need a Slimmer Body? Type N

Where mounting depth or clearance is tight, the Type N (narrow) version offers the same hygienic design and sealing in a more compact body.

Typical Applications

Type S is used in hygiene-critical equipment and washdown areas, including:

• Dairy and beverage processing
• Bakery and confectionery
• Meat and poultry lines
• Pharmaceutical production and packaging
• Biotechnology and cleanrooms
• Chemical washdown areas

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between HNBR and EPDM seals?

HNBR: High mechanical strength and good resistance to oil, heat, wear, ozone, and ageing. Well suited to demanding sealing applications involving oils and lubricants.

EPDM: Excellent resistance to weathering, ozone, hot water, and steam, with good flexibility at low temperatures. Generally unsuitable for petroleum-based oils and fuels.

Based on our market observations, HNBR seals are common in food-processing equipment and EPDM seals in pharmaceutical equipment. For other applications, contact us to confirm the suitable material.

Is Type S suitable for high-pressure washdown?

Yes - it is rated IP69K, covering close-range, high-pressure, high-temperature jet cleaning.

What is the temperature range?

The enclosure sealing ring is rated -25 °C to +150 °C and the food-grade silicone cable seal is rated -60 °C to +200 °C.

Can I get threads other than metric?

Metric (M) is standard; PG and NPT are available on request.

Standard or narrow?

For tight installation spaces choose Type N; otherwise Type S is the default.

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