elbows

A pipe fitting installed between two lengths of pipe or tube allowing a change of direction. The ends may be machined for butt welding, threaded (usually female), or socketed.

EMT elbows

•Low Conductivity, High Corrosion Resistance •Smooth Defect-Free Interior and Exterior 

•Electrical Metal Tubing

15° EMT elbows

South Conduit EMT is U.L. listed and recognized by the National Electrical Code. It meets the Underwriters Laboratories’ Standard for EMT, U.L. 797. Federal Specifications now use U.L. 797 and CC80.3 in lieu of WWC 563. Recognized as an equipment grounding conductor (NEC Article 250-91b).

22.5° EMT elbows

30° EMT elbows

45° EMT elbows

90° EMT elbows

EMT LARGE RADIUS ELBOWS SIZING

•Low Conductivity, High Corrosion Resistance •Smooth Defect-Free Interior and Exterior 

•Electrical Metal Tubing

Galvanized Rigid Conduit elbows

•Low Conductivity, High Corrosion Resistance •Smooth Defect-Free Interior and Exterior 

•Galvanized Steel

15° GRC elbows

30° GRC elbows

South Conduit RIGID is U.L. listed . It meets Underwriters Laboratories Safety Standard U.L. 6.

South Conduit RIGID is recognized as an equipment grounding conductor by NEC Article 250. 

22.5° GRC elbows

45° GRC elbows

90° GRC elbows

GRC LARGE RADIUS ELBOWS SIZING

•Low Conductivity, High Corrosion Resistance •Smooth Defect-Free Interior and Exterior 

•Galvanized Steel