9.11. Cold sealing for MICS cable. Having ringed and stripped the copper sheath as in
(1),
screw on pot (2); test the cap and sleeving sub-assembly for fit before packing plastic
compound into pot (3); then force home the cap and sleeving sub-assembly with
compressing tool
Where a gland is being used, this can now be brought into position,
together with the compression ring and screwed home to complete the
assembly.
Bonding
A range of glands, lock-nuts, reducing nipples and sockets is available for
terminating the cables at any standard boxes or casings designed to take steel
conduit of eithe ...
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