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Carlon® E940G Non-Metallic Standard Conduit Coupling, 1-1/4 in, For Use With SCH 40 and SCH 80 Conduit, PVC
Carlon® products set the standard for non-metallic indoor and outdoor boxes, conduit bodies and fittings, enclosures and more. These premium products continue to supply the industry with innovative ideas, easier upgrades and a long, service free product life.
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Steel shim is made from a full hard, cold rolled, low carbon 1008-1010 steel. Precision Brand® is the only manufacturer to offer Branded® shim. It has everything the user needs to know clearly marked right on the shim: material type, material thickness and lot # for full traceability. Used in applications where hardness, flatness and accuracy are required. Material can be punched or sheared with minimum burring and distortion. Precision Brand® shim stock is widely used in the following applications: tool and die set up, alignment, new machine assembly, machine repair and maintenance; mounting of motors, pumps and other machines, short run and prototype work, along with a variety of other industrial uses. It is especially useful for pilot production runs where material accuracy and economy are important. All Precision Brand® shim products are manufactured under rigorous quality control standards to assure high accuracy and tight tolerances.
Electroline 548910000 Threaded Intermediate Metal Conduit, 1 in Trade, 1.104 in ID x 1.29 in OD, 10 ft L, Steel
Intermediate metal conduit (IMC) weighs approximately 33% less than rigid metal conduit (RMC), so it keeps your customers' costs down and productivity up. Like rigid conduit, it shields against EMI, offers reduced exposure to EMF, and provides an excellent electrical path to the ground, which is recognized as an equipment grounding conductor by the National Electrical Code® (NEC).
