Plastic and Meta lCable Gland

In the same industrial park, there were two factories.

The first one was a food processing plant.
The environment was clean, with only dust and water to worry about. The engineer chose plastic cable glands — lightweight, easy to install, and cost-effective. They provided reliable sealing against dust and splashes, perfect for everyday use.

The second one was a heavy machinery factory.
Here, machines produced strong vibrations, heat, and sometimes oil. The engineer used brass cable glands instead. Brass is stronger, heat-resistant, and more durable in harsh conditions, ensuring the cables stay protected under stress.

When the two engineers met later, they both agreed with a smile:
“Plastic cable glands are practical for normal environments, while brass cable glands are built for tough ones. Each has its own stage.”