T&B Conduit & Fittings

IEP Thomas & Betts (T&B) BlueKote™ Form 7 and Form 8 Conduit Outlet Bodies

Faster, Easier Wire Pulling and Extra Corrosion Resistance!

Why take a chance of damaging your wires while pulling them through conduit bodies? Thomas & Betts has enhanced its line of Form 7 and Form 8 conduit outlet bodies to outperform the competition in these areas and more. IEP T&B BlueKote™ Form 7 and Form 8 conduit outlet bodies feature a slick, Teflon® based BlueKote™ interior finish to make wire pulling faster and easier than ever before and eliminate rough internal surfaces that can damage wires. To safeguard against corrosion, these conduit outlet bodies incorporate not one, not two, but three layers of protection — including two layers of epoxy coating. And to reduce inventory and provide up-front cost savings, both steel and iron covers now come standard with an integral neoprene gasket.

Four-layer protection for the ultimate in corrosion resistance!

Sample Specifications for Conduit Outlet Bodies:

1. For protection against corrosion, conduit bodies are to have an electro galvanized finish, followed by a baked-on powder epoxy finish to a minimum of 2.5 mil thickness, and at least one additional baked layer of epoxy applied with an additional 2.0 mil thickness or better.
2. To aid in wire pull, and reduce wire damage, the interior of the conduit bodies are to include a baked-on Teflon® based coating of 2.0 mils minimum thickness.

IEP Thomas & Betts (T&B) BlueKote® Universal Conduit Elbow

Pulling Cable Against Walls or Ceilings Is Now Easy!

The Universal Elbow will greatly reduce the amount of parts you need to stock. It replaces LL, LR, LB and C conduit bodies. With the LU, so you’ll no longer have to worry about whether or not you have the right conduit body for the job. As the name implies, this new solution truly goes anywhere a conduit elbow is needed.

The IEP T&B® Fittings BlueKote® Universal Conduit Elbow enables you to run fiber optic cable in a 3⁄4″ system — and maintain cable bend radius — instead of in a 2″ system. Our new Universal Elbow represents HUGE savings for you in conduit, bodies and labor!

IEP Thomas & Betts (T&B) Stainless Steel Form 8 Conduit Outlet Bodies

Ideal for Use in Corrosive Environments
For corrosion resistance combined with strength, durability and ease of installation, Type 316 stainless steel offers performance that’s hard to match. T&B® Fittings Stainless Steel Conduit Outlet Bodies are designed to safeguard your electrical system against the corrosion that can result in costly downtime and repairs. They offer high resistance to chemicals and extreme temperatures (-40º F to 150º F), low maintenance and exceptional value.

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IEP Thomas & Betts (T&B) Stainless Steel Liquidtight Conduit Connectors

The Strength of Steel — with Superior Corrosion-Resistance!

Until now, there’s been no ideal conduit fitting solution for use in heavily corrosive environments. Traditional metallic fittings corrode and require frequent replacement. Nonmetallic fittings offer less strength, lower UV-resistance, and don’t stand up well in extreme temperatures.

IEP T&B® Stainless Steel Liquidtight Connectors are constructed of 304 stainless to resist corrosion while offering high strength, high UV-resistance and high endurance at temperatures up to 105°C. Look for the distinctive blue insulator and sealing ring for assurance of T&B quality.

For temperatures up to 150°C*, order the new high temperature versions with dark blue insulators.

IEP Thomas & Betts (T&B) Series 35 Conduit Outlet Bodies and Covers

Completely Interchangeable with Other Manufacturers’ 35/5 Series Iron and Steel Conduit Outlet Bodies and Covers

IEP Thomas and Betts offers you the very best for your wire-pulling needs with its Series 35 Conduit Outlet Bodies and Covers. Made from zinc-plated iron, these conduit bodies act as mounting outlets, while providing access to conductors for maintenance and future system changes. Not only do they protect the conduit running through now, but they also provide easy access later when you need to service the conduit.

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IEP Thomas & Betts (T&B) Stainless Steel Conduit
Withstands Corrosive Environments and Meets Stringent Sanitary Requirements.

For corrosion-resistant electrical conduit systems, stainless steel offers value and performance that’s hard to match, combining high corrosion, chemical and temperature resistance with strength, durability, ease of installation and low maintenance. Compared to standard galvanized steel conduit in corrosive environments, Type 304 stainless steel offers up to five times the lifespan, while Type 316 offers up to eight times the lifespan. Because it is very easy to clean and its surface has no pores or cracks to harbor bacteria and other impurities, stainless steel also provides one of the most hygienic surfaces.