11 Products

Join pieces of rigid aluminum conduit. Made of nonmagnetic aluminum, these connectors withstand damp and corrosive environments.

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Join pieces of PVC Schedule 40 or Schedule 80 conduit. These connectors are lightweight, corrosion resistant, and UV light resistant for outdoor use. They can be buried or encased in concrete. PVC cement is required (not included) to secure the connection.

Adjustable-angle elbow connectors also attach conduit to a knockout when you take off the removable ends to access the threaded connections.

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Use to join pieces of thick-wall (rigid) metal conduit. These connectors meet Classes I, II, and III, Divisions 1 and 2 standards for flammable gases, combustible dust, and combustible fibers in hazardous locations.

Connectors with glide insert have three pieces; the outer two pieces turn independently, so you don't need to rotate the conduit.

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Attach thin-wall (EMT) stainless steel conduit to a knockout in an outlet box or enclosure. All of these adapters are corrosion resistant, so you can use them in food-processing and chemical plants.

A compression end offers a more reliable hold on conduit than a screw-clamp end. It pushes onto the conduit; tighten the compression ring to secure. The screw-clamp end tightens around conduit with a screw.

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