What thread is pg21?

What thread is pg21?

Pg Thread DIN 40430 Steel Conduit Thread

For cable diameter mm Thread Size Major Diameter mm
12.0 Pg 13.5 20.4
14.0 Pg 16 22.5
18.0 Pg 21 28.3
25.0 Pg 29 37.0

What is PG connection thread?

The PG stands for Panzer-Gewinde . This is a German type thread. The Main difference on this vs NPT and Metric is that the depth of the thread is smaller but has a larger flank angle, which makes it have a wider pitch along with a straight thread. These will have a 1/16 taper to the threads.

What size is a PG9 thread?

Gland sizes

Thread nominal size Thread major dia. Inner diameter
(mm) (mm)
PG9 15.2 13.86
PG11 18.6 17.26
PG13.5 20.4 19.06

Is pg 11 a thing?

The number following the PG designation was originally intended to denote the maximum OD of a cable that could be passed through the conduit. PG11 will usually accept 5-10mm, while PG16 will cover approximately 10-14mm OD cables.

Is PG thread tapered?

The PG stands for Panzer-Gewinde . This is a German type thread. These will have a 1/16 taper to the threads. This allows the flanks of the threads to seal together when torqued.

Are PG threads tapered?

What is PG9?

PG9 cable gland designed with PG thread, it’s also known as strain relief cord grip with the hole size in 15.2mm, which is a small size cable gland in our glands range. PG9 cable glands are widely applied in the areas where the cables and wires safely throughout into housings.

What does PG9 mean?

Roadworthiness prohibition (PG9) This is given for mechanical problems or for the condition of a vehicle’s bodywork and equipment. It could have an immediate or delayed effect depending on how severe the defect is. DVSA has published a list of defects explaining whether immediate or delayed prohibitions are issued.

Can you use BW glands outside?

The BW gland is used for indoor application when a waterproof seal is not required. The CW type gland is used for outdoor applications and where necessary to provide an IP66 seal with the outer sheath of the cable.

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