A bump up in strength from aluminum liquid-tight cord grips, but not as strong as stainless steel. These cord grips are nickel-plated brass, so they resist rusting from moisture. Sealed with an O-ring, they're IP or NEMA rated to block out dust and water. A locknut anchors them in the knockout.

Prevent liquid from seeping into enclosures in highly corrosive environments. These cord grips are stainless steel, so they resist corrosion from moisture and mild chemicals, such as the ammonia in cleaning solutions. Sealed with an O-ring, they're IP and NEMA rated to keep out dust and water, even during washdowns.

A zinc-plated steel or nickel-plated brass locknut anchors these cord grips in the knockout. For maximum corrosion resistance, replace zinc-plated steel locknuts with stainless steel ones.

Prevent condensation from accumulating inside your enclosure by equalizing the pressure between the inside and outside. These cord grips have vents with microscopic pores that let air in but not dust or water. Sealed with an O-ring, they’re also IP rated to keep dust and water from entering through the knockout, even during washdowns. A locknut anchors them in place.

Prolong the life of cords that repeatedly bend, such as those installed in robots, while sealing out moisture where they connect to enclosures. A spiral extension wraps around cords close to the connection point, where most damage occurs, and gently flexes to prevent kinks. 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.

A sturdier alternative to plastic venting cord grips. These cord grips are nickel-plated brass, so they resist rusting. To prevent condensation from accumulating inside your enclosure, they have vents with microscopic pores that let air in but not dust or water. As air flows, it equalizes pressure between the inside and outside of the enclosure, keeping the interior dry. Sealed with an O-ring, these cord grips are also IP rated to prevent dust and water from entering through the knockout, even during washdowns. A locknut anchors them in place.