Fittings for cable tray installation , PVC conduits, RGS conduits

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Fittings for Cable Tray Installation:

1. Elbows:

- Used for changing the direction of cable tray runs, typically in 90-degree or 45-degree angles.

2. Tees:

- Allow branching of cable tray runs into multiple directions.

3. Crosses:

- Used for splitting cables in four directions within the cable tray system.

4. Reducers:

- Used to transition between different sizes of cable trays.

5. Cable Tray Covers:

- Protective covers for cable trays to shield and secure the cables.

6. Clamps and Holders:

- Used to secure and support cables within the tray.

7. Splices and Couplers:

- Connect and join sections of cable trays.

8. Mounting Brackets:

- Used to attach cable trays to walls or other supporting structures.

PVC Conduits Fittings:

1. Elbows:

- Allow changes in the direction of the conduit, such as 90-degree or 45-degree bends.

2. Tees:

- Enable branching of conduit runs.

3. Couplings:

- Used to join two lengths of conduit.

4. *Adapters:

- Facilitate connections between PVC conduit and other conduit materials.

5. End Caps:

- Seal the ends of the conduit to prevent debris and moisture from entering.

6. Bushings:

- Provide protection to wires passing through the conduit.

RGS (Rigid Galvanized Steel) Conduits Fittings:

1. Elbows:

- Allow changes in direction for the conduit run.

2. Couplings:

- Join two lengths of RGS conduit.

3. N ipples:

- Short sections of conduit used to connect fittings.

4. Connectors:

- Connect conduit to electrical boxes or other devices.

5. Locknuts and Bushings:

- Secure conduit to electrical boxes and provide protection to wires.

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