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Steel Overbraided Flexible Conduit

Steel over-braided flexible conduit stands out as the optimal selection for electrical wiring installations requiring robust protection against the hazards of hot sparks and metal fragments. This flexible metal conduit (FMC) offers a range of advantages, particularly in environments prone to welding and metalworking operations or any setting susceptible to hot sparks. It strikes a fantastic balance between strength and flexibility, showing off its sturdy resistance to stretching, twisting, and compression. This means the conduit keeps its shape even in tough conditions, making it a perfect fit for welding equipment and metal machinery. Plus, it's offers great protection against electromagnetic interference, thanks to its EMC screening. Offering a temperature range of -15°C to highs of 70°C and boasting an ingress rating of IP54, this specialized conduit is the optimal choice if you need to protect wiring in confined, hard-to-reach installations with the added hazard of sparks and hot swarfs. Explore our conduit sizes, ranging from 12mm to 40mm, available in convenient coil lengths starting from 10m up to 30 meters. Don't overlook our extensive selection of conduit fittings and accessories tailored to complement our Steel over-braided range. Choose from IP54 fixed and swivel fittings, couplers, and fixings, ensuring a safe, secure, and professionally finished electrical wiring setup.

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Steel Overbraided Conduit Range

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Fixed

Steel Overbraided Fixed Fittings Range

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Swivel

Steel Overbraided Swivel Fittings Range

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Elbow

Steel Overbraided 90deg Elbow Fittings Range

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  • What is a flexible conduit?
    A flexible conduit is a protective tubing used to cover electrical cables. Its flexible design allows it to bend easily around corners and tight spaces, making it ideal for protecting wiring in both residential and industrial applications. Flexible conduits can be made from materials like plastic or metal, offering durability, protection from environmental factors, and ease of installation.
  • Can flexible conduit be used outdoors?
    Yes, flexible conduit can be used outdoors. It is designed to protect electrical cables from moisture, UV rays, and harsh weather conditions. For outdoor use, choose conduits made from durable materials like PVC, nylon or pvc covered steel, which offer added resistance to corrosion and environmental damage.
  • Can I bury flexible conduit?
    Yes, you can bury flexible conduit, but it must be rated for underground use. Look for conduits specifically designed for burial, like those made from PVC spiral reinforced or liquid tight metal, which provide protection against moisture, pressure, and soil conditions.
  • How to pull wire through flexible conduit
    You can also use our pre-installed draw cord flexible conduit for easier wire installation, available in 20mm, 25mm, and 32mm sizes. Alternatively, to pull wire through flexible conduit, start by feeding a fish tape or pulling string through the conduit. Securely attach your wires to the tape or string, then gently pull them through, guiding the wires to prevent twisting or snagging.
  • What is the most common use of flexible conduit?
    The most common use of flexible conduit is to protect electrical wiring in areas where regular movement, bending, or vibration occurs. It’s widely used in homes, commercial buildings, and industrial settings to shield cables from physical damage while allowing easy routing through tight spaces.
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