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From the archives: cable pass-through seals against washdown

January 22, 2016 By Mary Gannon Leave a Comment

In this Design World video, Senior Editor Lisa Eitel and I discuss the advantages of cable pass-through products from Roxtec—with a little help from our friend and colleague, Tom Lazar, who let us give him a head of cable hair to demonstrate how Roxtec’s EZEntry cable-pass through works.

Tune in for a few good laughs as Lisa and I put together our own system with the EZEntry peel-away design that allows for easy customization for a variety of cable types and diameters.

This mechanical component lets installers secure cables for power and control to machine housings. It also serves to seal out water and debris, so the inside of the machine or control cabinet stays protected, even under washdown.

Filed Under: Basics, Features, Products Tagged With: Roxtec

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