STED – Star Teck Extreme Director

Ordinary location glands for Teck cable

The STAR TECK® STED cable fitting series is designed for optimum integrity in ordinary applications. Designed to stand up to the harshest and most corrosive environment.

Features
  • Excellent pullout strength
  • Robust metallic construction
  • Quick and easy installation without disassembly
  • Extended clamping Range taking
  • Provides grounding continuity of cable armour
  • Directs cable for installation from straight up to 90º angles
  • Safe operating temperature range: -40ºC to +90ºC (-40°F to +194°F)
  • Type 4/4X

Material 

  • Copper free aluminium construction

Suitable for use with

  •  Teck and ACWU cable 

Applications

  • Provides means for passing jacketed metal clad cables through a bulkhead or enclosure in industrial and hazardous areas
  • Oil and Gas Industry, Chemical and Industrial markets
  • Construction and installation zones where metal clad cables are specified

Product approvals

  • RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances directive) 2011/65/EU
  • CSA E60079-0/ -7
    - Ex e II
  • CSA C22.2 No.25/-174
    - Class I Div1 ABCD Class II Div1 EFG Class III Div1
    - Refer to CEC for specific applications
  • UL2279
    - Class I, Zone 1, AEx e II
  • UL514B/50 and CSA C22.2-18.3/-94
    - Wet and Dry Locations
    - Suitable for Class I Div 2, Class II Div 2 and Class III location per NEC

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Bold numbers are metric, parenthesis numbers are inches.
Note: Product must be installed in accordance with applicable national and local electrical codes.

Part no: Thread (NPT) Range over jacket Range over armour Nominal dimensions (in)
Min Max Min Max A B C D E F
STED050 1/2” 15.24 22.48 13.21 20.19 17.46 136.53 49.21 20.64 96.84 63.5
(0.600) (0.885) (0.520) (0.795) (0.688) (5.375) (1.938) (0.813) (3.813) (2.500)
STED075 3/4” 21.84 30.61 19.81 28.58 17.46 168.40 63.50 26.99 101.60 76.20
(0.860) (1.205) (0.780) (1.125) (0.688) (6.630) (2.500) (1.063) (4.000) (3.000)

A gold standard in cable fittings came from an appropriate source: A Canadian gold mine

Developing the first watertight teck cable fitting in 1953 with gold mining companies in Kirkland Lake, Ontario. Pinpointing the day the gold mines got their start depends on when you want to start looking.

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