Bimed has an extensive range of plastic and metallic glands as well as cable plate entry systems suitable for various machine building applications. This includes a range of standard industrial cable glands as well as more specialist solutions such as plastic glands with split seals for RJ45/USB pre-connected cables. We also manufacture a range of EMC glands and cable plates allowing multiple connectorized or standard cables to be fitted into a much smaller footprint than cable glands, for where space is limited. There is also a large range of straight, 45° and 90° fittings suitable for plastic and metallic conduit systems, plastic couplers, drain plugs and other interconnection accessories.

Bimed has a range of industrial and hazardous area cable glands designed to meet the needs of lighting manufacturers and installers, covering a wide range of cable types and cable gland materials and finishes , including plastic, nickel plated brass and stainless steel. The range also includes ventilation plugs and glands to help eliminate condensation that is often associated with lighting products due to the heating/cooling effect when the luminaire is powered on-and-off. Alongside this, the glands also provide strain relief and high levels of protection against dirt, dust and water ensuring the luminaire remains moisture and debris free during operation. 

The food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries have some of the strictest requirements from their cable termination products. All our hygienic able glands are designed to ensure that no threads are exposed and the surface finish helps to prevent the adhesion of harmful micro organisms. Gaskets are manufactured in accordance to  FDA guideline 21 CFR 177.2600. Our hygienic range covers standard and EMC applications and is VED, and DNV approved as well as EHEDG (European Hygienic Engineering & Design Group) For the distillery industry, our hygienic range is also complimented by our extensive range of Hazardous area cable glands, which are required in the brewing industry to help prevent explosions in the explosive atmospheres present.

The power and energy sector is the backbone of modern society, responsible for electricity generation and distribution, among other critical tasks. Cable glands play a critical role in power generation and distribution networks by providing secure and reliable connections between cables and electrical equipment. Here are some of the key functions they perform:

Bimed has a range of industrial able glands designed to meet the needs of heating and cooling system manufacturers and installers, covering a wide range of cable types and cable gland materials and finishes , including plastic, nickel plated brass and stainless steel. The glands  provide strain relief and high levels of protection against dirt, dust and water ensuring the equipment remains moisture and debris free during operation and the cable terminations remain safe and secure whilst in operation. The range also includes ventilation plugs and glands to help eliminate condensation that is often associated with these product. 

Oil & Gas applications operate under some of the harshest and most dangerous conditions in the world. From offshore drilling and production, storage and transportation, to refinery and power generation, the oil, gas and petrochemical industry requires cable glands tested and approved to meet the demands of these applications. The globally approved range of Hazardous area cable glands from Bimed meet and exceed the requirements of ATEX, IECEX, NEC, UL, EAC, DNV, Inmetro and more. With a range of glands and accessories manufactured from plastic, nickel-plated brass and stainless steel for Increased Safety (Exe) and Flameproof (Exd) applications, the hazardous area range includes cable glands for armoured, braided and non-armoured cables with compression and displacement seals to help reduce the impact of cold-flow as well as barrier type glands for non-effectively filled cables.

The mining industry was the birthplace of hazardous area cable glands after it was learned centuries ago that the gases and dusts present in mines were often the cause of catastrophic explosions and so preventative measures were developed to help stop these disasters. In the modern day, these cable glands are tested to EN 60079 and approved for Group I mining applications. Bimed has a range of group I mining approved cable glands and termination accessories for both armoured and non-armoured cables, as well as barrier glands for non-effectively filled cables.The mining industry was the birthplace of hazardous area cable glands after it was learned centuries ago that the gases and dusts present in mines were often the cause of catastrophic explosions and so preventative measures were developed to help stop these disasters.