SWA 25mm to 25mm threaded adaptors
 

I have a nice metal box with a threaded hole that will nicely take a 25mm
SWA gland without a locking nut. However the cable I intend to use only
needs a 20mm armoured gland.

Is there an adaptor available to fit the hole that will change it from 25mm
to 20mm?

Adam

SWA 25mm to 25mm threaded adaptors
 

http://www.thesitebox.com/Category/5...-reducers.aspx


Gordon

SWA 25mm to 25mm threaded adaptors
 

"rocky" wrote in message
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http://www.thesitebox.com/Category/5...-reducers.aspx


Gordon

Cheers.

My wholesalers could not find anything yesterday.

Adam

SWA 25mm to 25mm threaded adaptors
 

Also at TLC - but more expensive - if they are more convenient for you

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products...25slash20.html

Anyone know a source of the same thing for plastic conduit please? (I
know TLC do reducers but they seem just to join 25mm to 20mm conduit
whereas I'd much rather just have something to lock 25mm into a 20mm
hole.)
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R

SWA 25mm to 25mm threaded adaptors
 

neverwas wrote:
Also at TLC - but more expensive - if they are more convenient for you

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products...25slash20.html

Anyone know a source of the same thing for plastic conduit please? (I
know TLC do reducers but they seem just to join 25mm to 20mm conduit
whereas I'd much rather just have something to lock 25mm into a 20mm
hole.)

Bugger. Just realised that doesn't give you a 20mm *hole*, only a 20mm
thread to fit a 20mm hole. Sorry.
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R

SWA 25mm to 25mm threaded adaptors
 

Anyone know a source of the same thing for plastic conduit please? (I
know TLC do reducers but they seem just to join 25mm to 20mm conduit
whereas I'd much rather just have something to lock 25mm into a 20mm
hole.)

www.farnell.co.uk

Reducer (M20 fitting into M25 hole, eg, CW20 into M25)...
- 1204224 - Chromed Brass - £1.31
- 1204216 - Plastic - £1.39

Enlarger (M25 fitting into M20 hole, eg, CW25 into M20)...
- 1204229 - Chromed Brass Round - £1.90
- 4380460 - Brass ATEX Hex - £5.61

M25 into M20 in plastic may be more difficult, do a google under
"Enlarger" or "Adapter" rather than "Reducer".
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Jason.