Conduit Pipes: The backbone of electrical conduits, GI conduit pipes serve as the main channels that encase electrical wires and cables. They are available in various sizes and come threaded at both ends, enabling effortless connections with fittings.

Elbows: Conduit elbows act as the navigators, facilitating shifts in conduit directions to circumvent obstacles and corners with grace.

Bends: Bends, akin to elbows, support directional changes in conduit runs, offering a gentler curved design for smoother transitions.

Tees: Conduit tees create junctions where conduits gracefully branch off in different directions, ensuring seamless electrical routing.

Reducers: Reducers step in to seamlessly bridge conduits of varying diameters, enabling a fluid transition.

Nipples: Nipples, as short conduit segments, serve as the unifying elements, linking fittings and extending conduit lengths.

Locknuts and Bushings: Locknuts secure threaded conduit fittings to junction boxes or enclosures, while bushings protect wires from abrasion when passing through knockout holes.

Couplings: Conduit couplings play a crucial role in joining two conduit pipes, forging a continuous conduit pathway.

Adapters: Adapters offer the much-needed flexibility for transitions between different conduit types, sizes, junction boxes, or enclosures.

Conduit Hangers: Conduit hangers are the unsung heroes, offering robust support and security to conduits, fastening them to walls, ceilings, or other structures.

Conduit Straps: Conduit straps ensure a snug and steadfast grip, anchoring conduits to surfaces, thus averting unwarranted movement and guaranteeing tidy installations.

Conduit Bodies: Conduit bodies emerge as essential access points, facilitating maintenance and the smooth passage of wires in and out of conduits. They are available in multiple configurations, including LB, LL, LR, and T types.

Conduit Caps: Conduit caps take on the role of guardians, sealing conduit ends to shield the interior from debris and moisture, preserving the conduit's integrity.

Conduit Clamps: Conduit clamps secure conduits firmly to surfaces, making them indispensable, especially in industrial and outdoor settings.

Dive into the world of GI Conduit Fittings, where electrical integrity is the cornerstone of efficient installations in a wide array of applications.