CALBRITE
CALBRITE S60700FC45 45° 3/4 in 316 stainless conduit connector
A 45-degree liquid-tight conduit connector in 316 stainless steel for 3/4 in flexible metal conduit with insulated box connection
- TypeConduit & Raceways
- 316 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 45° angled design simplifies routing in tight spaces
- Liquid-tight seal protects wiring from moisture ingress
- Insulated throat prevents conductor damage during pulling
- Weighs .38 lb for lightweight yet durable installation
CALBRITE 45° 316 stainless conduit connector
This CALBRITE connector joins 3/4 in flexible metal conduit to a box at a 45° angle. It is built from 316 stainless steel for corrosion resistance in harsh environments. The insulated throat protects conductors during pulling. Suitable for NEMA 4X installations where liquid-tight performance is required.
3/4 in NPT thread and 45° orientation
The connector uses a 3/4 in MNPT thread that matches a compatible knockout trade size of 3/4 in. Its fixed 45° bend sets the cable entry direction, so the layout must accommodate that angle. The compression nut secures the conduit without additional threading tools.
Compression nut installation with insulated throat
Installation requires tightening the compression nut onto the flexible conduit; no threading of the conduit itself is needed. The insulated throat reduces the risk of wire insulation damage during pulls. Ensure the knockout matches the 3/4 in trade size and that the 45° orientation fits the enclosure layout before committing.
Highlights
- 316 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh environments
- 45° angled design simplifies routing in tight spaces
- Liquid-tight seal protects wiring from moisture ingress
- Insulated throat prevents conductor damage during pulling
- Weighs .38 lb for lightweight yet durable installation
Specifications
| Brand | CALBRITE |
|---|---|
| Type | Conduit & Raceways |
Questions about this item
What does the 45-degree angle mean for routing flexible conduit into a box?
The 45-degree bend lets the conduit approach the enclosure at an angled offset rather than straight out or a sharp right angle, easing wire pulling and fitting tight spaces
How does the NPT thread standard affect the box connection?
The 3/4-inch MNPT thread mates with a matching 3/4-inch NPT knockout or hub, sealing to NEMA 4X when tightened with the compression nut
What knockout size and clearance does this connector need to mount?
It fits a standard 3/4-inch trade-size knockout and the compression nut requires enough room behind the wall to spin on and compress the ferrule
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