LIQUIDTIGHT FITTINGS
SEPCO provides high-quality liquidtight fittings with our standard fast delivery and great service.
We offer straight, 90°and 45° liquid tight connectors with aluminum lugs or copper lugs. We also carry galvanized liquid tight fittings with copper lugs and zinc straight and 90°fittings.
MALLEABLE IRON 90° LIQUIDTIGHT CONNECTORS
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SLT25T
Trade Size | 3/8” |
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Ko Size | 1/2” |
I.D. | 0.590 |
O.D. | 0.793 |
Dim A | 1.31 |
Dim B | 0.50 |
Dim C | 1.15 |
Dim D | 1.37 |
Unit Pack | 10 |
Master Pack | 100 |
Lbs. / 100 Pcs. | 28 |
UPC | 14259 |
Competitor Part Number | TB-9038, 469-SLTI, LTB3890, 86903B, K03891, SL9038I, MSTR-3890-B, 4Q-938T, 3541RAC, 3541RAC, 5351, 490S |
APPLICATION
To secure, ground seal Liquidtight Flexible Metal conduit, to boxes and enclosures
FEATURES
- Tapered threaded male hub NPT Compact, slim diameter with small turning radius
- Furnished with an insulated throat with steel locknut and sealing ring
- Liquidtight/Raintight/Concrete tight/Oiltight
- Suitable for wet locations
- Long ferrule prevents pullout and tight bend conduit “pop-out”
- UL Listed liquidtight flexible metal conduit fittings are suitable for use in the following Hazardous Locations under NEC 501-4(b), 502-4(a)(2); Class I, Div.2; Class II, Div. 1 and 2; and Class III, Div. 1 and 2 and are suitable for grounding in sizes 3/8” through 1-1/2” under NEC 35I-I
STANDARD MATERIALS
Malleable Iron/Steel Ferrule
STANDARD FINISH
Zinc Plated
UL LISTED
E198258
OPTIONAL FINISH
For additional corrosion protection, specify Mechanical Galvanized. Add suffix ‘MG’ to Malleable Iron catalog number. Example SLT35TMG. For more information, see page 17.