When it comes to aluminum MT tubing, you won’t find a better source than American Conduit. Our products provide the highest levels of protection for delicate wiring and cabling, and can stand up to the harshest environments. You may operate a food processing plant where a lot of corrosive chemicals are used. Or, you might be in an extremely hot or cold climate and need to install conduit outside. No matter how challenging an application may be, our conduit will be up to the task.
Our “Set it and Forget it” PullEase Aluminum EMT
For more than four decades, American Conduit has set the industry standard when it comes to quality and innovation. Our latest offering, PullEase aluminum EMT, continues that proud tradition. PullEase, as the name implies, makes it easier than ever to maneuver wiring through conduit.
You don’t have to apply any sort of lubricant, and you can bend and cut it very quickly and simply. Once it’s installed, you won’t have to worry about any kind of maintenance. Just put it in the ground or inside your walls and you can rest easy, knowing that our PullEase EMT will continue to do it’s job – day after day, year after year.
If you’re like some operations professionals, you’re convinced that steel is the only real choice when it comes to conduit. But we’d like the chance to change that perception. These are just some of the reasons why you should seriously consider making the switch to aluminum.
- PullEase costs a lot less than steel, yet it’s just as strong. Our conduit is much easier to carry and install, and also much easier to fabricate in the field. Steel conduit requires special tools to cut – aluminum doesn’t.
- Aluminum conduit does a much better job of protecting your equipment from electromagnetic interference than steel.
- Aluminum is also more durable than steel, believe it or not. Unless steel has a very expensive coating, it will corrode and rust, exposing wiring to the elements in the process. Aluminum has a built-in coating of aluminum oxide that makes it resistant to corrosion.
- All of our products meet the most stringent industry standards for quality, including ANSI C80.5 and many others. They’re also UL listed and compliant with the National Electric Code (NEC).
- You take a big risk when using steel conduit in a volatile setting, because it can emit sparks and it’s also flammable. Aluminum, on the other hand, is non-combustible and non-sparking. It’s also non-toxic, regardless of how high the temperature may get.
Boosting the Bottom Line
Customers across a wide range of industries have saved tens – and in some instances hundreds – of thousands of dollars simply by making the move to aluminum from steel.
If You Have Questions, We’ll Have the Answers
No matter what kind of information you want about aluminum MT tubing, the experts with American Conduit will have the answers. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch to learn more. Contact us online or give us a call at 1-800-334-6825.