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316 stainless steel locknut secures 2-1/2 inch threaded RMC and IMC conduit, 3-9/16 inch overall length, UL514B listed
The CALBRITE S62500LN00 is a 316 stainless steel conduit locknut designed for trade size 2-1/2 in threaded RMC and IMC. It provides a secure fastening point for metallic conduit runs in electrical installations. The polished finish resists corrosion in demanding environments. This component is UL listed under file E308159 to the UL514B standard.
The locknut measures 3-9/16 in overall length with a 2.76 in inside diameter and weighs 0.16 lb. Its 316 stainless steel body withstands exposure to moisture and chemicals better than standard zinc-plated alternatives. The threaded design engages directly with compatible RMC or IMC conduit fittings. No additional hardware is required for standard mounting.
Use this fitting when existing locknuts show corrosion damage or when upgrading to a larger 2-1/2 in conduit trade size. The jump is worth it for installations requiring the superior corrosion resistance of 316 stainless steel over plated steel. It is not suited for non-threaded conduit systems or smaller trade sizes.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CALBRITE |
| Product type | Conduit & Raceways |
The locknut is listed to UL514B and carries standards file E308159 for use with threaded metallic conduit.
It fits 2-1/2 in trade size RMC or IMC with an inside diameter of 2.76 in.
Thread the locknut onto the conduit until snug, then tighten with a wrench to secure the fitting; the step often missed is fully seating the threads before final torque.
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