IMC Elbow Conduit

Material and Coating: Made from high-strength steel and finished with a thick, hot-dip galvanized coating. This provides excellent corrosion resistance, a key advantage over standard EMT.

Threaded Design: Unlike EMT fittings, IMC elbows are threaded (typically female threads on both ends) to connect directly to male-threaded ends of IMC pipes, creating a very strong mechanical joint.

Wall Thickness: IMC has a thinner wall than RMC but is thicker and stronger than EMT, offering an ideal balance of durability and weight.

Standard Angles: Commonly available in standard angles like 90 degrees and 45 degrees to navigate common structural obstacles.

General Construction & Commercial Buildings: IMC elbows are widely used in commercial, industrial, and large residential buildings for routing electrical wiring around corners and obstacles in both exposed and concealed installations.

Corrosive and Severe Environments: Due to its thicker galvanized coating, IMC is approved for use in damp and corrosive locations, such as industrial plants, wastewater treatment facilities, and outdoor applications on building exteriors.

High-Stress and Physical Impact Areas: Its robust construction makes IMC elbows suitable for areas subject to physical damage, including manufacturing floors, warehouses, and public garages, where a more durable system than EMT is required.

Outdoor and Service Entrance Applications: IMC is commonly used for service masts (risers) and other outdoor installations where superior strength is needed to withstand environmental stress, often in conjunction with rigid conduit.