At American Conduit, we know you have choices when it comes to aluminum conduit & EMT suppliers in Delaware. That’s why we go above and beyond in everything we do. We’re obsessed with delivering the very best customer service available. If you’re not sure what size of conduit or EMT you need for particular application, we’ll have the answer. Every member of our team is a bonafide expert in conduit, and committed to 100 percent customer satisfaction. Feel free to get in touch with us whenever you like.
About American Conduit
As important as customer service is, reliability is just as important. The last thing you want to have to deal with is downtime because you ran out of conduit and your supplier couldn’t come through. That won’t be a concern when you choose American Conduit. Not only will we not run out of product, we’ll always get it to you when you need it – and at an incredibly affordable price.
Those are bold claims, but we can back them up. For example, we always have about a million pounds of product on hand at all times. This is possible thanks to the fact that we’re part of Hydro, the leading extruder of aluminum in the world. Hydro extrudes more than 500 million pounds of aluminum each and every year, so you can see why we’ll never run out.
Another way we stand out from the competition is our national reach. Our company has more than 20 stocking warehouses across the country, as well as a nationwide network of more than 30 distributors.
American Conduit has been the undisputed industry leader for nearly 40 years. We not only carry the most durable, cost-effective rigid metal conduit (RMC) available, we are also the exclusive provider of PullEase EMT. In addition, we also offer couplings and elbows.
The Cost Benefits of Aluminum
There are two main materials used to make RMC and EMT – steel and aluminum. RMC is a thick-walled form of conduit, connected by clamps and setscrews. Aluminum RMC can be used indoors as well as outside, and protects sensitive computer and other electronic equipment from the electromagnetic interference that can sometimes come from cables and wiring.
PullEase EMT is often referred to as conduit, but it’s actually tubing. EMT is very light and very thin, making it easy to bend and cut. You won’t need to apply any sort of lubricant, because, as the name implies, you can easily pull wiring and cable through PullEase.
Even though galvanized steel is a very popular choice for RMC and EMT in industrial and commercial structures, aluminum is gaining ground all of the time. Not only is it just as strong as steel, it’s also much less expensive. You can run more conduit with aluminum for the same amount of money than you can with steel.
The main reason this is the case is that aluminum is only one-third the weight of steel. Many of our customers see cost savings of anywhere from 40-60 percent by making the switch to aluminum from steel. The not only save on materials, they also save on labor. You only need to devote one person to an installation using aluminum conduit, compared to the two (or even three) workers you’d need for an installation using steel.
Learn more about what makes American Conduit the leader among aluminum conduit & EMT suppliers in Delaware by contacting us online or calling 1-800-334-6825.