Jacketed Metallic
A liquidtight flexible steel conduit designed specifically for extreme hot or cold environments. The flexible inner core is identical to that found in Type LA. The specially formulated PVC jacket remains flexible at low temperatures and resists aging at elevated temperatures. It is listed by Underwriters Laboratories Inc. and certified by Canadian Standards Association
A flexible steel non-UL conduit that uses a jacketing material specifically designed for hot or cold environments.
A non-UL Liquidtight Flexible Steel conduit designed to withstand an extreme temperature range.
This non-UL liquidtight flexible stainless steel conduit is designed to withstand an extreme temperature range. It offers excellent resistance to corrosion.
A UL-listed liquidtight stainless steel flexible conduit that is designed specifically for hot or cold environments and provides excellent corrosion-resistance. The specially formulated PVC jacket remains flexible at low temperatures and resists aging at elevated temperatures.
Part of the SHIELD-FLEX® family of EMI/RFI Shielding conduits. Type EMS has an inner core that is made from a fully interlocked bronze strip and does not contain a braided shield.
Part of the SHIELD-FLEX® family of EMI/RFI Shielding conduits. Type EMCS is a hybrid of SLA and EMS. It utilizes the same bronze core and PVC jacket as EMS, but gets further screening protection from a tinned copper braid as found in the SLA product.
Nonmetallic
This UL (cULus) listed nonmetallic liquidtight conduit is ideally suited for continuous flexing situations. It is often specified in “Power Track” or cable carrier installations and on industrial robots. It does not contain a metal core which could fatigue from repeated flexing or vibration.
This version of Type NM is designed to withstand high temperature environments. NMHT can be used to contain conductors having insulation materials with higher temperature ratings.