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Sign In Register Forgot User ID? Forgot Password?Couplings for Thin-Wall EMT Metal Conduit
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Couplings join sections of thin-wall EMT metal conduit together.
Set Screw Conduit Couplings
These couplings position onto the ends of unthreaded EMT conduit and lock on with the set screw to join them together.
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Painted Set Screw Conduit Couplings
These couplings position onto the ends of unthreaded EMT conduit and lock on with the set screw to join them together.
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Compression Conduit Couplings
Compression couplings grip unthreaded EMT conduit all around its diameter for a rigid connection. They position onto the ends of two lengths of conduit and have a gland that tightens with a wrench to lock in place.
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Expansion Set Screw Conduit Couplings
These couplings have a piston that extends and retracts to compensate for length changes of unthreaded EMT conduit. They’re often used where there are large fluctuations in temperature, which can cause conduit to expand and contract. These couplings position onto the ends of two lengths of conduit and lock with the set screw to join them together.
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Slip Set Screw Conduit Couplings
Slip set screw couplings don't have a stop like standard compression connectors. They slip completely over one end of the unthreaded EMT conduit being joined. When the other piece is set against it, the coupling slips back over to the center of the joint and tightens down with a series of set screws.
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Push-In Conduit Couplings
The ends of two lengths of unthreaded EMT conduit push into these couplings. The coupling locks in place with a slight twist to join the conduit together.
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Combination Conduit Couplings
Combination conduit couplings transition heavy-wall RMC metal conduit to EMT metal conduit. They have a set screw on either side to clamp on tightly to each piece of conduit.
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