We offer a wide range of accessories at IBIS Electro-Products Corp., including a broad selection of sealing rings. Options available include conduit clips and caps, as well as conduit end sleeves. We also supply related accessories like metal and plastic lock nuts, sealing washers, thread adaptors, and blind plugs. Whatever fittings and accessories a business needs to make its conduits work at their peak, we can provide it.

Conduit fittings are connectors and fittings that connect one piece of conduit to another, or that connect conduits to electrical boxes. Manufacturers produce these devices out of a variety of materials, with differing levels of moisture protection. Threaded fittings are usually inserted into knockouts within junction boxes, with the threaded end secured with lock nuts from within the boxes.

The vast majority of the conduit and fittings accessories that IBIS supplies are manufactured by Flexa GmbH & Co., a noted producer of cable-related products based in Hanau, Germany. In the category of conduit clips and caps, we offer black and grey products in dozens of different designs. Options include corrugated clips and caps, clips with hinged caps, heavy-duty clamps, P-clamps, clip anchors, clip-cap combinations, and more. Common features of some of these items: resistance to oil, benzene, acid, and/or solvents; quick and easy installation; compatibility with C-profile bars; and a wide temperature range for use, often from -40 to 115 degrees Celsius.

For conduit end sleeves and rings, we offer a diverse array of grey and black products, including end caps, end sleeves, and protector rings. Many of our Flexa end caps resist oil, benzene, acid, and solvents, while being constructed out of TPE rubber. End sleeves are typically made of PA 6 polyamide and compatible with ROHRflex corrugated conduits. Our Flexa conduit protector rings come in donut-style shapes and are designed for use in high-abrasion-prone conduit applications.

To find out more about what conduit solutions we have to offer, get in touch with our office.

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