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Heyco-Flex™ Liquid Tight Conduit Fittings Straight-Thru, Snap-In Hubs

Heyco-Flex™ Liquid Tight Conduit Fittings Straight-Thru, Snap-In Hubs

Product catalog summary
Product Overview: Heyco-Flex™ Liquid Tight Conduit Fittings are designed for use with flexible, nonmetallic liquid tight conduit and tubing. These fittings are available in multiple sizes and are suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Specifications:
  • Material: 6/6 Nylon
  • Flammability Rating: 94V-2
  • Material Temperature Index: 257°F (125°C), with a maximum part temperature of 221°F (105°C)
  • Protection Class: IP 68, resistant to water pressure up to 70 psi (5 bar)
  • Certifications: Listed under Underwriters’ Laboratories File E28430 and certified by Canadian Standards Association Files LR84579 and LR81067
Design Features:
  • Assembly-friendly design allows for easy installation without threading, reducing the risk of cutting the conduit and creating leak paths.
  • The system is reusable, allowing for easy removal of the conduit by pulling while turning clockwise.
  • Resistant to salt water, weak acids, gasoline, alcohol, oil, grease, and common solvents.
  • Domed sealing nut and foam sealing washer included for a liquid-tight seal.
  • Locking fingers on the body accommodate a wide range of panel thicknesses.
Installation Procedure:
  1. Push the conduit or tubing onto the ferrule.
  2. Tighten the domed sealing nut by hand.
  3. Snap the assembly into the panel with fingertip pressure.
Dimensions: The fittings are available in various sizes, with specific dimensions provided for each trade size, including mounting hole diameter, overall length, body length, wrenching flats, and nut thickness.
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