Wat is het verschil tussen een deelbare wartel en een gewone kabelwartel?

Een gewone wartel moet over de kabel geschoven worden, dus de connector moet eraf. Een deelbare wartel opent in twee helften, zodat een kabel mét connector erin gelegd kan worden.

Kan ik meerdere kabels door één wartel voeren?

Ja. Met kleine of meervoudige doorvoerrubbers gaan meerdere kabels door één wartel. Hoeveel er passen hangt af van het model en de kabeldiameters; wij rekenen het graag voor je uit.

Past een deelbare wartel in mijn bestaande boring?

De wartels hebben metrische schroefdraad en passen in standaard metrische gaten. De openingsdiameter per model staat in de varianttabel.

Wanneer kies ik een frame in plaats van een wartel?

Bij veel kabels op één plek. Een kabeldoorvoerframe bundelt tientallen kabels in één rechthoekige uitsparing, waar je anders een rij wartels zou plaatsen.

Split cable glands.Connector on, cable through.

An ordinary cable gland needs a cable without a plug. A split cable gland opens up: you place the pre-assembled cable in it, close the gland and screw it into a standard metric hole. No soldering, no new connector, no risk of errors.

View the range Request advice

Range

7 series in the range

Click on a series for all variants, article numbers and downloads.

DESPRED

6 var.

Split cable gland for easy entry of cables with connectors up to 34 mm.

Opening Ø 25,5–63,5 mm · Cable Ø up to 34 mm

Black cable entry with several cables and connectors through a light blue plate

DESPRED 50-90

1 var.

Right-angle split cable gland for several cables with flexible configuration.

Opening Ø 50,5 mm · 90° entry

Black cable entry with three black cables with metal connectors on the front and four grey cables on the back

DESCLICK

6 var.

Split click gland for quick installation and flexible cable entry from 2 to 17 mm.

Opening Ø 20,5–32,5 mm · Cable Ø 2–17 mm

Yellow cable through a black square cable entry in a blue plate, with a blue connector

OSF

8 var.

Compact split cable gland for cables with connectors from 2 to 14 mm.

Opening Ø 16,5–32,5 mm · Cable Ø 2–14 mm

White cable entry with two black cables and connectors, mounted on a blue plate

OSF 40

2 var.

Split gland for two cable groups with diameters from 2 to 14 mm.

Opening Ø 40,5 mm · Cable Ø 2–14 mm

Black cable entry with various cables: green network cable, black and white round cables with connectors

OSF50 & OSF63

4 var.

Large split cable glands for several cables or one large cable with connector.

Opening Ø 50,5–63,5 mm · Cable Ø 2–14 mm

Black cable gland with yellow network cable and connector, mounted on a transparent plate

OSF 90

8 var.

Right-angle split cable gland for cables with connectors of 2 to 14 mm.

Opening Ø 16,5–32,5 mm · Cable Ø 2–14 mm

About the product group · Detas Ultra

Split cable glands

For: Cables with and without pre-assembled connector
Assembly: In a metric hole, split housing
Variants: Straight, 90° and with click system
Cables: One or several per gland via grommets

Split cable glands combine the shape of a classic gland with the freedom of a split system. The housing consists of two halves; entry grommets clamp inside that close precisely around the cable. This lets cables with connectors pass through an M20 to M63 opening without having to remove the plug.

By combining several small or multiple cable grommets, you route several cables through one cable gland. For right-angle entry there are 90° versions, and with the click system of the DESCLICK, installation takes seconds.

When

When do you choose split cable glands?

01Cables are already assembled: Sensor, bus and motor cables come with a connector. You don't want to cut them through or reconnect them.
02There is already a round hole: The cabinet or machine has metric holes. A split cable gland fits without a new cut-out.
03Few cables per opening: One to a few cables per entry. For large bundles a frame or entry plate makes more sense.
04Service has to be quick: Replace a cable without dismantling the whole entry: open, swap, close.

How to choose

From cable list to the right model

Send your cable list. We choose the model and size and check that everything fits.

Send your cable list

01Count the cables and measure the diameters
The outer diameter of each cable. This determines which entry grommets you need and how many fit in one gland.
02Determine the hole size
Existing bore (M20, M25, M32, M40, M50, M63) or free choice. The opening diameter is in the table per model.
03Straight or right-angled
With little space behind the cabinet wall or a cable that has to go straight down: choose a 90° version.
04Speed of assembly
Many cable glands in series? The click system of the DESCLICK saves assembly time per piece.

Application

Used in

Switch cabinets and control cabinets
Machine panels and control cabinets
Robot cells with sensor and bus cables
Retrofit of existing cabinets with round holes

What Wisman does for you

Advice on your cabinet: which entry, which size, how many cables
One point of contact from cable carrier to control cabinet wall
Datasheets and documentation per model available immediately
Matched to your cable package from the configurator or ChainLogic

Let the planner work it out

Cables with plug through a round hole? For each cable the planner selects a split entry grommet in the right metric size, and checks whether the plug fits through the hole.

Open the cable entry planner

Article number