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.

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.

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 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.

Reduce the time it takes to seal and secure cords where they enter enclosures. These cord grips don't require any fastening—just push them into the knockout and they snap into place. However, they’re not as secure as threaded cord grips. IP rated, they seal out dust and water.

Cord Grip Removal Tools—Press against the back of the cord grip to unlock the snap-in tabs.

For an extra-secure hold, these cord grips have both a compression seal and a clamp that screws down onto your cord when tightened. They're sealed with an O-ring, making them IP and NEMA rated to block out dust and water, even during washdowns. A locknut anchors them in the knockout.

Reduce the time it takes to seal and secure cords that repeatedly bend. These cord grips don't require any fastening—just push them into the knockout and they snap into place. However, they’re not as secure as threaded cord grips. Often used in robotics, they have an extension that wraps around cords close to the connection point, where most damage occurs. The extension flexes gently to prevent sharp bends and kinks, prolonging cord life. IP rated, these cord grips seal out dust and water.

Cord Grip Removal Tools—Press against the back of the cord grip to unlock the snap-in tabs.

Extend the life of cords that require 360° of movement, such as those attached to handheld power tools and controllers. These cord grips have flared ends that prevent harmful sharp bends without limiting motion. Sealed with an O-ring, they're IP and NEMA rated to block out dust and water. A locknut anchors them in the knockout.