Panduit Wiring Duct
Panduit wire duct is an exceedingly good choice if you need to retain and channel lots of cables in certain industrial and commercial applications. It is made of strong PVC, ensuring it will maintain in the most trying installations. It resists chemicals, in a variety of applications, and it is also resistant to temperature impacts. And it has a good lifespan.
Wire duct comes in three varieties. "Solid" duct is used where nothing changes; it plays well with parts that need routine access within a wire barrier. "High-capacity" duct retains big bundles of wires. "Slotted" duct allows you to make quick reroutes by simply lifting one section of duct and lacing a new wire between the impaled sides of the slots before replacing the section of duct.
Panduit wire ducts have a design that allows for easy and clean routing of wires and cables. These ducts implement special "break-away fingers" to let the user create custom holes. The total lack of sharp edges on either the fingers or the underside of the hole means that the fingers can't cause any damage to the wire or its insulation as they're being pushed aside; the fingers also can't stab the person doing the pushing. Duct holes are as straight as the duct itself, and are much less likely to be the problem when neat and efficient wire-routing is desired.
More Information about Panduit Wiring Ducts
Panduit wire ducts come in several sizes, colors, and styles, so they can be customized for nearly any application. They are also equipped to work with a variety of wire duct-related accessories—mounting brackets, for one, as well as dividers and end caps. These accessories boost the wire duct's stock functionality and conveniently consolidate and secure wires at essential junctures and turns. At the same time, installation is a breeze, with pre-drilled holes that allow for a one-and-done insertion into panels or other surfaces.
What is DIN Rail and Wire Duct for Industrial Panels
DIN rail is a mounting system used to secure electrical components to industrial control panels. In order to secure electrical components to DIN rail, the components must have a DIN rail mount. The component attaches to the DIN rail by pushing down on one side and clipping it into the DIN rail. To remove the component, a precision screwdriver is used to put in a slot that's located on the mount, lifting up, and the component pops off.
Wire ducts organize wires and cables in tight spaces while providing protection and a neat appearance. Wire ducting can be installed all the way around and throughout a control panel. It is available in many different sizes and colors for different types of applications.