Sealing fittings join pieces of RMC and IMC conduit together and can be used in vertical or horizontal orientations. These fittings hold a seal around wire within the conduit to minimize the passage of gases and vapors, prevent the passage of flames from one electrical installation to another, restrict explosions to the sealed-off enclosure, and prevent pressure from piling up in the conduit system. They’re suitable for use in hazardous locations where flammable gases, vapors, powdered metals, or dust is present.

Sealing fittings join pieces of RMC and IMC conduit together and can be used in vertical or horizontal orientations. They have a 25% fill and conductors should not exceed this amount of space within the fittings so they can be sealed properly. These fittings hold a seal around wire within the conduit to minimize the passage of gases and vapors, prevent the passage of flames from one electrical installation to another, restrict explosions to the sealed-off enclosure, and prevent pressure from piling up in the conduit system. They’re suitable for use in hazardous locations where flammable gases, vapors, powdered metals, or dust is present.

Sealing fittings join pieces of RMC and IMC conduit together and can be used in a vertical orientation only. They have a 25% fill and conductors should not exceed this amount of space within the fittings so they can be sealed properly. These fittings hold a seal around wire within the conduit to minimize the passage of gases and vapors, prevent the passage of flames from one electrical installation to another, restrict explosions to the sealed-off enclosure, and prevent pressure from piling up in the conduit system. They’re suitable for use in hazardous locations where flammable gases, vapors, powdered metals, or dust is present.

Sealing fittings include a drain that prevents the accumulation of condensate above the seal. These fittings join pieces of RMC and IMC conduit together and can be used in a vertical orientation only. They have a 25% fill and conductors should not exceed this amount of space within the fittings so they can be sealed properly. These fittings hold a seal around wire within the conduit to minimize the passage of gases and vapors, prevent the passage of flames from one electrical installation to another, restrict explosions to the sealed-off enclosure, and prevent pressure from piling up in the conduit system. They’re suitable for use in hazardous locations where flammable gases, vapors, powdered metals, or dust is present.

Sealing fittings join pieces of RMC and IMC conduit together and can be used in vertical or horizontal orientations. They have a 40% fill and conductors should not exceed this amount of space within the fittings so they can be sealed properly. These fittings hold a seal around wire within the conduit to minimize the passage of gases and vapors, prevent the passage of flames from one electrical installation to another, restrict explosions to the sealed-off enclosure, and prevent pressure from piling up in the conduit system. They’re suitable for use in hazardous locations where flammable gases, vapors, powdered metals, or dust is present.

Sealing fittings join pieces of RMC and IMC conduit together and can be used in a vertical orientation only. They have a 40% fill and conductors should not exceed this amount of space within the fittings so they can be sealed properly. These fittings hold a seal around wire within the conduit to minimize the passage of gases and vapors, prevent the passage of flames from one electrical installation to another, restrict explosions to the sealed-off enclosure, and prevent pressure from piling up in the conduit system. They’re suitable for use in hazardous locations where flammable gases, vapors, powdered metals, or dust is present.

Sealing hubs join pieces of conduit to unthreaded openings in boxes, enclosures, or other electrical devices and can be used in a vertical orientation only. They have a 25% fill and conductors should not exceed this amount of space within the fittings so they can be sealed properly. Sealing fittings hold a seal around wire within RMC and IMC conduit to minimize the passage of gases and vapors, prevent the passage of flames from one electrical installation to another, restrict explosions to the sealed-off enclosure, and prevent pressure from piling up in the conduit system. They’re suitable for use in hazardous locations where flammable gases, vapors, powdered metals, or dust is present.