LAPP SKINTOP MS-M / MSR-M Cable Gland ATEX Data Sheet

The SKINTOP® MS-M / MSR-M ATEX is a nickel-plated brass cable gland with metric connecting thread, which combines high quality with regard to consistency and reliability, is especially designed for use with electrical equipment in areas with risk of explosion, especially in the chemical and petrochemical industry.


LAPP SKINTOP MS-M / MSR-M Cable Gland ATEX Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
Lapp
Category
Other
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
111 KB
Published
10 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

The SKINTOP® MS-M and MSR-M ATEX cable glands are nickel‑plated brass connectors with metric threads, designed for use with electrical equipment in hazardous environments such as chemical and petrochemical plants. They meet explosion‑protection requirements for equipment groups 2G and 1D, type “e”.

Technical features include a connecting thread range from M12 to M63, IP68 protection tested to 10 bar, and an operating temperature range of –30 °C to +90 °C. The gland body and cap nut are made of nickel‑plated brass, with a polyamide‑based insert, elastomeric seal insert and O‑ring.

What's inside

  • Product Overview
  • Gland Construction
  • Technical Features
  • Connecting Thread
  • IP Protection
  • Temperature Range
  • Approvals

Specifications

Connecting threadM12 up to M63
IP protectionIP68 – 10 bar
Temperature range-30°C to +90°C
Gland body materialNickel‑plated brass
Cap nut materialNickel‑plated brass
Insert materialPlastic polyamide‑based
Seal insertElastomer

Frequently asked questions

What is the operating temperature range of the SKINTOP MS-M / MSR-M ATEX cable gland?

It can be used from –30 °C up to +90 °C.

What IP rating does the SKINTOP ATEX cable gland have?

The gland is rated IP68 and tested to withstand 10 bar pressure.

Which thread sizes are supported by the SKINTOP cable gland?

The gland accepts metric threads from M12 up to M63.

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