LFNC Conduit Fittings
from Carlon
Nitrile rubber "O" ring for a liquid tight termination [See More]
- Conduit Type: Liquid tight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit
- Size: 0.3750
- Fitting Type: Elbow; Liquid Tight Connector
- Material: Carflex®
from Anamet Electrical, Inc.
Construction. All type nylon 66 construction with "O" ring and steel lock nut included. Reusable and durable connectors are flame retardant and resist salt water, weak acids, gasoline, alcohol, oil grease, and common solvents. Certifications. UL LISTED. CSA CERTIFIED. RoHS WEEE COMPLIANT [See More]
- Conduit Type: Liquid tight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit
- Fitting Type: Liquid Tight Connector
from LAPP
SILVYN ® MPC is an angle connector designed especially for the SILVYN ® EL conduit to create a tight, secure seal. SILVYN ® MPC is available in PG and metric threads. [See More]
- Conduit Type: Liquid tight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit
- Material: Nylon
- Fitting Type: Coupling; Elbow; Expansion Joint / Coupling; Liquid Tight Connector
from LAPP
SILVYN ® KLICK-90 ° is available with NPT, PG & metric threads. Use this 90 ° angled conduit gland to create a quick, secure connection with SILVYN ® RILL conduit. [See More]
- Conduit Type: Liquid tight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit
- Material: Nylon
- Fitting Type: Coupling; Elbow; Expansion Joint / Coupling; Liquid Tight Connector
from LAPP
SILVYN ® KLICK-G is available with NPT, PG & metric threads. Use this straight conduit gland to create a quick, secure connection with SILVYN ® RILL conduit. [See More]
- Conduit Type: Liquid tight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit
- Material: Nylon
- Fitting Type: Coupling; Expansion Joint / Coupling; Liquid Tight Connector
from LAPP
SILVYN ® MPC is a straight conduit connector especially designed for use with the SILVYN ® EL conduit to create a tight and secure seal. SILVYN ® MPC is available in PG and metric threads. [See More]
- Conduit Type: Liquid tight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit
- Material: Nylon
- Fitting Type: Coupling; Expansion Joint / Coupling; Liquid Tight Connector