Hold up the weight of heavy vertical or hanging cords, such as those installed in pendant boxes, so they don't pull out. These cord grips have a mesh extension that tightens around the cord if yanked. To prevent kinks and sharp bends, the extension wraps around cords close to the connection point, where most damage occurs. A locknut anchors these cord grips in the knockout.

Our lightest-weight metal cord grips. Use them to secure cords where they enter enclosures and reduce strain at the connection point.

Locknut and O-Ring Kits—Create liquid-tight seals between cord grips and enclosure knockouts. When used together with cord grips, they meet NEMA and IP ratings, so they can be used indoors and outdoors to protect against dust and water. Each kit includes two locknuts and two O-rings—enough to seal two cord grips.

Keep your enclosure sealed even when you have fewer than the maximum number of cords installed. A thin, flexible seal covers the holes in these cord grips until you push each cord through. Each hole has its own strain relief to prevent its cord from being yanked out. IP and NEMA rated, these cord grips block out dust and water, even during washdowns. A locknut anchors them in the knockout.

Secure Ethernet cords with RJ45 connectors and other cords that are already installed. These cord grips have a split compression seal that wraps around cords without having to push the connector through. IP and NEMA rated, they block out dust and water, even during washdowns. A locknut anchors them in the knockout.

When choosing a size, make sure the body ID is large enough for the end of your cord to fit through with the connector.

Our strongest cord grips. Made of iron or steel, they resist denting and bending. They're also zinc plated to resist rusting from moisture. Use them to secure cords where they enter enclosures and reduce strain at the connection point.

Locknut and O-Ring Kits—Create liquid-tight seals between cord grips and enclosure knockouts. When used together with cord grips, they meet NEMA and IP ratings, so they can be used indoors and outdoors to protect against dust and water. Each kit includes two locknuts and two O-rings—enough to seal two cord grips.

Our lightest liquid-tight metal cord grips for building cables. These cord grips have an oval bushing hole that's compatible with flat building cables, such as Romex type NM-B and festoon cables. Sealed with an O-ring, they're IP and NEMA rated to block out dust and water, even during washdowns. A locknut anchors them in the knockout.

The lightest sure-grip liquid-tight metal cord grips we offer. They have a mesh extension that supports the weight of heavy vertical or hanging cords, such as those installed in pendant boxes, so they won't pull out if yanked. To prevent kinks and sharp bends, the extension wraps around cords close to the connection point, where most damage occurs. Sealed with an O-ring, these cord grips are IP and NEMA rated to block out dust and water, even during washdowns. A locknut anchors them in the knockout.

Reduce the space and number of knockouts you need by routing multiple cords through a single cord grip. These cord grips have two or more holes, each with its own strain relief to prevent the cord from being yanked out. Sealed with an O-ring, they're IP and NEMA rated to keep out dust and water, even during washdowns. A locknut anchors them in the knockout.

The strongest liquid-tight cord grips we offer. Made of iron or steel, they resist denting and bending. They're also zinc plated to resist rusting from moisture. Sealed with an O-ring, these cord grips are IP and NEMA rated to block out dust and water, even during washdowns. A locknut anchors them in the knockout.

Route two building cables through a single cord grip, reducing the space and number of knockouts you need. These cord grips have oval bushing holes to secure Romex type NM-B, festoon, and other flat building cables. Sealed with an O-ring, they're IP and NEMA rated to keep out dust and water, even during washdowns. However, you must install the maximum number of cords in order to maintain your seal. A locknut anchors these cord grips in the knockout.

Insert the locking tab to clamp Romex type NM-B, festoon, and other flat building cables in place. These cord grips don't require fastening or access to the inside of your enclosure—just push them into the knockout and they snap into position. However, they’re not as secure as threaded cord grips.