Pipe Fittings #1830685

A conduit body can be used to provide pulling access in a run of conduit, to allow more bends to be made in a particular section of conduit, to conserve space where a full size bend radius would be impractical or impossible, or to split a conduit path into multiple directions. Conductors may not be spliced inside a conduit body, unless it is specifically listed for such use. Despite the similarity to pipes used in plumbing, purpose-designed electrical fittings are used to connect conduit. Unlike water piping, if it the conduit is to be watertight, the idea is to keep water out, not in. In this case, gaskets are used with special fittings, such as the weather head leading from the overhead electrical mains to the electric meter. Flexible metal conduit usually uses fittings with a clamp on the outside of the box, just like bare cables would.

A conduit body can be used to provide pulling access in a run of conduit, to allow more bends to be made in a particular section of conduit, to conserve space where a full size bend radius would be impractical or impossible, or to split a conduit path into multiple directions. Conductors may not be spliced inside a conduit body, unless it is specifically listed for such use. Despite the similarity to pipes used in plumbing, purpose-designed electrical fittings are used to connect conduit.

Flare Fittings are generally compression fittings to be used with metal tubing. Flare fittings can be made from forging using the cold working procedure. The tapered end of the fitting is secured with the tapered end of the tubing with the help of a flare nut producing a pressure-resistant, leak-tight seal. These flare fittings are very durable and highly reliable and hence are used when the fitting's location is inaccessible or needed for a long time. Our flare fittings can be machined from brass rods or forged and hence the possibility of seepage or leakage is eliminated. The flow in the fittings is ensured by the smooth interior finishes created by these products.

We can mass produce any flare fitting as per drawings/ samples provided by the customer in materials including Brass, Copper and Stainless Steel.

It is important to use flare fittings when you are dealing with a lot of water pressure going through a pipe or are dealing with high gas distribution. Flare fittings on the end of copper tubing should provide a strong connection to a fixed point with a threaded nipple. Flare fittings find extensive applications for fuel, oil, air liquid petroleum & natural gas lines connections.

Flare Plug	Flare Cap
Long Flare Nut	Flare Union Tee
Flare Union	Male Flare Elbow
Brass Flare Short Nut