icotek: Split cord grip

icotek’s KVT-ER Split Cord Grip with IP65-IP68 Certification is designed for the routing and sealing of cables with and without connectors, hydraulic and pneumatic hoses. The cord grip is based on cut-outs in standard metric sizes M32, M50 and M63.

Apr 20, 2018

KVT-ER Split Cord Grip

The KVT-ER fulfills the IP protection ratings IP65, IP66, IP67 and IP68 - certified according to EN 60529. The high protection ratings are achieved due to high contact pressure as well as an injected gasket. The strain relief on the cables is carried out in accordance with EN 62444. Currently, certifications according to “c UR us” and NEMA TYPE 12/4X are in progress.

Due to the consistent divisibility, retrofitting or service work is easily possible. The locknut required for assembly is already included in the shipment. Certificates and samples are available directly from icotek.

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