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Strain reliefs - Aram - 11-26-2015
I added a magnetic switch to my jointer. The cable pass-throughs are plastic punch-outs, and I'd like to add strain reliefs (more to seal off the hole than to relieve the cable), like I see on my other machines' switch boxes. I don't know what they are called. Digikey search failed me.
Anyone know? Thanks.
Re: Strain reliefs - JGrout - 11-26-2015
many styles
Re: Strain reliefs - TDKPE - 11-26-2015
The BORG has 1/2" and 3/4" rubber ferrule type strain reliefs for cord (round, not the same as building wire) on the shelf. Halex and Raco show up on their site, but I believe the ones in my local store are Halex. Not that it matters. That's the best type of strain relief for your application, IMO, and they are liquid tight, which also means dust tight. Chinese fingers are better suited to hanging cords.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Halex-1-2-in-Strain-Relief-Cord-Connectors-2-Pack-21692/100207234
Re: Strain reliefs - Aram - 11-27-2015
LIL Thanks you guys
Re: Strain reliefs - AgGEM - 11-27-2015
TDKPE said:
The BORG has 1/2" and 3/4" rubber ferrule type strain reliefs for cord (round, not the same as building wire) on the shelf. Halex and Raco show up on their site, but I believe the ones in my local store are Halex. Not that it matters. That's the best type of strain relief for your application, IMO, and they are liquid tight, which also means dust tight. Chinese fingers are better suited to hanging cords.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Halex-1-2-in-Strain-Relief-Cord-Connectors-2-Pack-21692/100207234
I'll second that.
I use them quite often on auxiliary installations on locomotives.
Ag
Re: Strain reliefs - Aram - 11-27-2015
LIL Thanks everybody!