EMT to EMT 90 Degree Bend EMT Pull Elbow with Inspection Cover

• Customization: Available
• Color: Silver
• IP Rating: IP67
• Model NO.: EPT
• Surface Treatment: Galvanised
• Application: Electrical Conduit
• Material: Zinc
• Certification: ISO
• Products Name: Metal Electrical Conduit Fittings EMT to EMT Pull
• Type: Pull Elbow
• Label: EMT Conduit Fittings ; EMT Pull Elbow
• Use: to Ccouple 2 Ends of EMT to Form 90 Degree Bend
• Degree: 90
• System: Cable Conduit Syatem
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 1/2"-1"
• Trademark: RIFI
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 50000

Product Description

Electrical Conduit Fittings zinc emt to emt 90 degree bend EMT pull elbow with inspection cover
 

Product Description

 

Description:
Electrical Conduit Fittings zinc emt to emt 90 degree bend EMT pull elbow with inspection cover
Plase of origin:Hunan,China
Size:1/2"-1"
Brand Name: RIFI
Material:zinc

 

Product Parameters

 

Specification :
Electrical Conduit Fittings zinc emt to emt 90 degree bend EMT pull elbow with inspection cover

CAT#	Size
EPT-050	1/2"
EPT-075	3/4"
EPT-100	1"

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Application

 

Applications:
Electrical Conduit Fittings zinc emt to emt 90 degree bend EMT pull elbow with inspection cover
Metal electrical conduit fittings EMT to EMT Pull  Elbow use to couple two ends of EMT to form 90°bend
EMT stands for Electrical Metallic Tubing, which is a type of conduit used for electrical wiring. A pull elbow is a fitting used to make turns or bends in conduit runs, allowing for changes in direction while pulling wires.

Here's how you might apply an EMT to EMT Pull Elbow:

Assess the Situation: Determine where you need to change the direction of your EMT conduit run. This could be a corner, a wall penetration, or any situation where you need to change the conduit's path.

Gather Materials: Make sure you have the necessary materials, including the EMT conduit, EMT pull elbow, appropriate connectors, conduit straps or hangers, and any other required components.

Measure and Cut EMT: Measure and cut the EMT conduit sections to the required lengths, taking into account the space needed for the pull elbow and any additional connectors.

Prepare the EMT: If necessary, remove any burrs or sharp edges from the cut ends of the EMT conduit. This will help prevent damage to the wires as they are pulled through.

Attach the Pull Elbow: Slip the EMT pull elbow onto one end of the EMT conduit. The pull elbow typically has set screws or compression fittings that secure it in place. Make sure it's positioned correctly for the desired bend.

Thread the Conduit: Begin threading the wires through the EMT conduit at the opposite end from the pull elbow. Use appropriate pulling tools, lubricants, and techniques to ensure a smooth pull without damaging the wires.

Guide the Conduit: As you pull the wires through the conduit, guide the EMT sections through the pull elbow. The pull elbow will help the conduit make a smooth bend while protecting the wires from sharp edges.

Secure the Conduit: Once the conduit is pulled through the pull elbow and the desired direction is achieved, secure the EMT conduit to the wall, ceiling, or other structures using conduit straps or hangers.

Make Connections: Complete your conduit run by connecting the other end of the EMT conduit to boxes, devices, or other conduit sections as needed. Use appropriate connectors and follow electrical codes and regulations.

Inspect and Test: Inspect the entire conduit run, including the EMT to EMT pull elbow, to ensure that it's properly secured, aligned, and meets safety standards. Perform any necessary tests or checks to verify the integrity of the electrical installation.

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