Appleton Century Crofts
Appleton Century Crofts Reducing Bushing 1 in x 2 in Threaded Steel
Threaded steel reducing bushing connects 1 in and 2 in IMC conduit in hazardous locations
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- Hazardous-location rated for Class I, II, III environments
- Reduces 2 in conduit to 1 in with threaded steel ends
- Electroplated steel finish resists corrosion in harsh settings
- Overall length 31/32 in fits tight conduit runs
- Weighs 0.57 lb for easy handling and install
Hazardous-Location Conduit Reducer
The Appleton Century Crofts reducing bushing connects 1 in and 2 in trade-size IMC or threaded RMC conduit in hazardous areas. It carries Class I Division 1 and 2, Class II Division 1 and 2, and Class III ratings for Groups A through G plus IIA, IIB, IIC and H2. The fitting is new and electroplated steel.
Threaded NPT Transition Limits
The bushing provides a 1 in FNPT to 2 in MNPT transition with an overall length of 31/32 in. It only joins conduit of the two listed trade sizes and the compatible IMC or threaded RMC types. No other conduit sizes, thread forms or non-hazardous ratings are covered by this fitting.
Steel Build and Daily Installation
Electroplated steel construction resists corrosion in harsh industrial environments. The 0.57 lb weight and compact length allow it to fit in tight junction boxes without adding strain. Female-to-male threads let installers step down a 2 in male hub to a 1 in female connection quickly.
Highlights
- Hazardous-location rated for Class I, II, III environments
- Reduces 2 in conduit to 1 in with threaded steel ends
- Electroplated steel finish resists corrosion in harsh settings
- Overall length 31/32 in fits tight conduit runs
- Weighs 0.57 lb for easy handling and install
Specifications
| Brand | APPLETON ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 1 in or 2 in trade size for my conduit run?
This reducing bushing connects a 1 in female thread to a 2 in male thread, so select it when you need to step down from 2 in conduit to a 1 in fitting.
What does the 31/32 in overall length mean once installed?
The bushing adds roughly one inch to the assembly, allowing it to fit inside standard conduit bodies without exceeding typical knockout spacing.
How does the NPT thread standard affect what I can connect?
The 1 in FNPT and 2 in MNPT ends mate with any NPT-threaded rigid metal conduit or IMC fitting, limiting connections to components cut to the same taper standard.
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