What Is a Cable Bushing?
A cable bushing is a component used to thread wires or cables through openings in equipment or walls, protecting the cable and shielding it from external impacts and vibrations.
The cable is threaded through the bushing, securely fastened with cable fixtures, and then inserted into openings in equipment and walls, and other spaces for effective protection and organization. Cable bushings are used in a variety of contexts, including electrical installations, construction projects, and machinery manufacturing. The interior of the bushing is often filled with materials like resin or rubber to safeguard the cable from impacts and vibrations, while fasteners ensure the cable remains firmly secured, preventing it from slipping or dislodging.