Cable glands, ties, lugs, crimp terminals and heatshrink for safe, secure and compliant electrical installations. High-quality components built for long-term performance.
The Cable Accessories range covers everything needed to enter, manage, terminate and identify cables in an electrical installation. For cable entry and protection, the category includes cable glands, blanking plugs, nylon snap bushings and screwed bushes. For cable management, it covers cable ties, cable tie bases, spiral binding, loom tube, slotted duct, PVC tape and self-adhesive tape, plus cable marking products for identification. For termination, the range includes copper lugs, copper crimp links, pre-insulated terminals and boot lace pins, along with crimping and cable cutting tools and heatshrink for finishing off a clean, compliant termination.
This range is a staple for electrical contractors, switchboard builders and industrial manufacturers carrying out new installations, panel builds or maintenance work, with products selected for durability, correct fit and compliance with Australian wiring practices — helping ensure every cable entry, joint and termination is secure and properly identified.
Cable gland size depends on the outer diameter of your cable and the entry point on the enclosure; IP rating should match the environment (e.g. IP66/68 for outdoor or wash-down areas). Our team can help match a gland to your cable spec.
A bootlace (ferrule) pin protects stranded wire ends for insertion into terminal blocks, while pre-insulated terminals (lugs, rings, spades) are used to connect a cable to a stud, screw or bus bar connection.
Yes, using the correct crimping tool for the terminal type and cable size ensures a compliant, reliable connection — we stock crimpers and cable cutter tools to suit the ranges we sell.
Are your cable marking products compliant with AS/NZS wiring requirements?
Our cable marking and identification products are selected to support compliant cable identification practices under Australian wiring rules — check specific product details for your application.
What’s the difference between heatshrink and self-adhesive tape for cable joints?
Heatshrink provides a tighter, more durable seal once heated and shrunk around a joint, while self-adhesive or PVC tape offers a quicker, non-heat option for lower-duty applications.
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