Archive for the ‘Conduit Tubing’ Category

What is Split Loom Conduit?

Monday, August 11th, 2008

Split Loom Conduit is a protection for wire and cable. Split Loom Conduit has a full length slit down the side which allows for fast installation of assemblies. The conduit also closes for a permanent covering. Split Loom Conduit is available in three different materials: General Purpose Polyethylene Conduit, High Temperature Nylon Conduit and Extra Flexible Polypropylene Conduit.

What does “Raceway” mean?

Monday, August 11th, 2008

In the world of Conduit, the term “Raceway” refers to rigid metal conduit. According to the NEC, Raceway is a circular steel tube intended for steering electrical or optical fiber wires and cables. Conduit tubing is commonly used as Raceway systems for electrical wiring in residential, commercial, and industrial residences.

What is Conduit Tubing?

Monday, August 11th, 2008

Conduit tubing is the toughest material used to protect wire and cable. Conduit tube is made from a harder and thicker plastic than the other types and conduit is mainly used to protect in aggressive areas. Conduit is damage-resistant and can be offered in a liquid-tight form. Conduit is also available with a slit down the middle for easy access to the wire and cable. Conduit is rough and rigid on the outside, while smooth on the interior for easy maneuverability.