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Killark 45-degree threaded iron conduit elbow powder coated

Killark

Killark FF-90-2MWW 45 Deg Elbow 3/4 in Threaded Iron Powder

SKU CH-E6SF-1FBZH

A 45-degree threaded iron elbow rated for hazardous locations with powder-coated finish

  • TypeCable Management & Conduit
  • 45-degree angle simplifies conduit routing in tight spaces
  • Threaded 3/4-inch female ends connect directly to IMC conduit
  • Powder-coated iron resists corrosion in harsh environments
  • Rated for Class I Division 1 hazardous locations
  • Compact 2-1/4-inch length fits confined installations

Hazardous-Location 45-Degree Elbow

The Killark FF-90-2MWW is a 45-degree threaded elbow made of powder-coated iron for IMC and threaded rigid conduit. It carries hazardous-location ratings for Class I, Division 1 and 2, Groups C and D, Class II, Division 1 and 2, Groups E, F, G, and Class III, Division 1 and 2. The fitting weighs .45 lb and suits industrial electrical runs.

3/4-Inch Female Thread Specification

The single deciding specification is the 3/4-inch trade size with female NPT threads on both ends. This elbow only connects conduit or fittings that match that exact thread size and gender. Buyers who need a different trade size, a male thread, or a 90-degree turn must select another fitting.

Simple Threaded Installation

Installation is straightforward: apply appropriate thread sealant and tighten the elbow onto the conduit ends. The powder-coated iron resists corrosion, but cross-threading or over-tightening can damage the threads and compromise the hazardous-location seal. Ensure the conduit type matches IMC or threaded rigid specifications.

Highlights

  • 45-degree angle simplifies conduit routing in tight spaces
  • Threaded 3/4-inch female ends connect directly to IMC conduit
  • Powder-coated iron resists corrosion in harsh environments
  • Rated for Class I Division 1 hazardous locations
  • Compact 2-1/4-inch length fits confined installations

Specifications

BrandHUBBELL KILLARK
TypeCable Management & Conduit

Questions about this item

What does the 45 degree angle mean when the elbow is installed in a conduit run?

The 45 degree bend changes the conduit direction by 45 degrees, allowing a shallower turn than a 90 degree elbow in tight spaces.

What does the Class I, Division 1 and 2 hazardous location rating cover in practice?

The rating certifies the fitting for use in areas where flammable gases, vapours or combustible dusts may be present under normal or abnormal conditions.

What are the mounting requirements for the 3/4 inch FNPT threaded ends?

Each end has 3/4 inch female National Pipe Taper threads that screw directly onto matching male-threaded IMC or rigid conduit.

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