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Killark
Killark AN-3 IMC Conduit Nipple 1 in Threaded Aluminum Plain Silver
Threaded aluminium nipple joins two 1 in IMC conduit sections and carries Class I, II and III hazardous-location ratings
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- Threaded male ends join 1 in IMC conduit securely
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Rated for Class I, II, III hazardous locations
- Compact 1 31/32 in length fits tight spaces
- Lightweight at 0.05 lb for easy handling
Killark AN-3 IMC Conduit Nipple
The Killark AN-3 is a 1-inch threaded aluminum conduit nipple designed for IMC and threaded rigid metal conduit systems. It provides a male-to-male connection in hazardous-location electrical installations. The plain silver finish suits industrial and commercial environments.
Hazardous-location electrical contractors
This nipple suits contractors joining two female-threaded conduit ends in Class I, II and III hazardous areas where explosion-proof fittings are required. It is not for buyers who need a female-threaded fitting, a larger trade size or a non-hazardous-rated coupling.
One-inch trade size headroom
The 1-inch trade size handles standard IMC and rigid conduit runs in the specified hazardous classes. It runs out when the installation calls for a different trade size, a female thread profile or a fitting rated beyond the listed hazardous-location classes.
Highlights
- Threaded male ends join 1 in IMC conduit securely
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion in harsh environments
- Rated for Class I, II, III hazardous locations
- Compact 1 31/32 in length fits tight spaces
- Lightweight at 0.05 lb for easy handling
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL KILLARK |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
Questions about this item
What trade-size conduit must I already have to thread this 1 in nipple onto?
You need 1 in IMC or threaded rigid metal conduit so the male NPT ends engage correctly.
Can I join this aluminum nipple to existing steel rigid conduit in the same run?
Yes, the 1 in MNPT threads match standard rigid conduit threads, but dissimilar metals may require a transition fitting per local code.
How do I confirm the nipple is seated properly after installation?
Verify both male threads are fully engaged, the 1 31/32 in overall length spans the gap, and the hazardous-location rating markings face the inspector.
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