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I'm pretty sure that CMP glands are what we are using, but they certainly don't come with galv locknuts in our kits. As i say, it might just be a cost cutting thing they do in the UK...
the cmp glands definitely come with brass lockrings.

dont forget that each brand will do different models of them, eng im guessing your using a more expensive better gland pack from the same company

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I'm pretty sure that CMP glands are what we are using, but they certainly don't come with galv locknuts in our kits. As i say, it might just be a cost cutting thing they do in the UK...

BW and CW CMP glands come with galv locknuts over here it's the E1W glands etc that come with brass locknuts, if we use the CW's we always order plenty of brass locknuts to suit
 
If I'm honest I use m6 hex bolt , I've tried to get a hold of brass nuts and bolts got laughed out of eddies !

I've also seen on mainly caravan parks with a few swa/xlpe glanded to brass plate with i thought was a great idea
Have you guys any experience of it ? If so from where and wot thickness brass sheet do you use

Will be getting 20mm brass lock nuts and m6 nuts/bolts

The piraña nuts at great to mind
 
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This one!! lol!!

Pretty sure the older style examples used to be a screwed connection rather than just relying on a grub screw connetion to the gland, but hey ho that's the way of the world these days.... lol!!
 
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This one!! lol!!

Pretty sure the older style examples used to be a screwed connection rather than just relying on a grub screw connetion to the gland, but hey ho that's the way of the world these days.... lol!!

I thought they had a screw thread. They’re no damn good the slightest strain and the gland will pull out.

I seem to recall someone saying they were an improvement. Can’t say I’m impressed.
 
I thought they had a screw thread. They’re no damn good the slightest strain and the gland will pull out.

I seem to recall someone saying they were an improvement. Can’t say I’m impressed.

Anything is classed as an improvement these days if it means making things easier!! They don't seem to ever be too fussed about the loss of the actual construction strength and the like....
 
They are designed for the wiska adaptable box, the knockouts in the box have a thread.

The poll makes no mention of Wiska boxes.

Banjo outside of enclosure
Banjo inside of enclosure
Piranha lock nut every time

So to use a Piranha locknut on a conventional box you need a locknut. That really makes sense.
About as much sense as this thread.
 
The poll makes no mention of Wiska boxes.

Banjo outside of enclosure
Banjo inside of enclosure
Piranha lock nut every time

So to use a Piranha locknut on a conventional box you need a locknut.
That really makes sense.
About as much sense as this thread.


No a piranha locknut is exactly what is says on the tin a locknut hence it has a thread.
 
Not voted in the poll as it depends on the box type you are glanding to. See a lot of banjo's externally on IP rated boxes with a hole drilled through the casing compromising the IP rating.
Use the pirana or earth nuts on plastic boxes makes installs quicker and neater and no IP is compromised.they are over a £1 each but worth it.
Not seen the wiska brass plates but they look good to me as putting any type of lock nut internally inside the box is a fiddly job due to the prethreaded holes. Cheers Leesparkykent will give them a try
 

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