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CALBOND

CALBOND is a manufacturer of PVC-coated electrical conduit systems and associated fittings, with a product line focused on corrosion-resistant raceway components for industrial and harsh-environment installations. The brand's catalog includes PVC-coated steel conduit, conduit outlet bodies, reducing couplings, and reducer bushings, all designed to protect wiring in wet, chemical, or abrasive conditions. CALBOND products are identifiable by their black PVC coating over a steel or aluminum core, a construction that combines mechanical strength with resistance to moisture and many industrial chemicals. The line is commonly specified in plants where standard conduit would degrade, such as wastewater treatment, chemical processing, and food and beverage facilities that require washdown. 3G Electric supplies the CALBOND line globally, offering 287 SKUs that cover trade sizes from 1/2 in to 2 in and beyond. The range includes C-type outlet bodies with 2 hubs and capacities from 5 cu in to 23.2 cu in, reducing couplings that transition between trade sizes (e.g., 1-1/2 in to 1-1/4 in), and reducer bushings that adapt larger conduit to smaller runs (e.g., 2 in to 1/2 in). Conduit is available in 10 ft nominal lengths with a black PVC finish. These components are used to build complete conduit systems that require pull points, direction changes, and size transitions while maintaining corrosion resistance. The PVC coating on CALBOND fittings is applied over steel or aluminum, and the fittings are insulated where specified, such as the reducer bushing with an insulated design. 3G Electric supports the CALBOND line by stocking a broad inventory and providing technical selection assistance for plant engineers and maintenance teams. The product data includes UNSPSC codes, material and finish details, and dimensional specifications to aid in procurement and interchangeability. For projects requiring corrosion-resistant conduit, CALBOND offers a coordinated system of conduit, bodies, and couplings that can be sourced from a single supplier. 3G Electric's global logistics network allows customers to obtain these components regardless of location, with the same specification and quality. The brand's focus on PVC-coated solutions addresses the need for durable electrical infrastructure in environments where standard galvanized conduit may fail prematurely. By offering a range of sizes and configurations, CALBOND enables designers to specify a consistent corrosion-resistant system throughout a facility. 3G Electric carries the full line, from conduit and outlet bodies to reducing fittings, ensuring compatibility and availability. This catalog page provides an overview of the CALBOND product families and their typical applications, with technical details to support specification and purchasing decisions.

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About CALBOND

CALBOND is a manufacturer of PVC-coated electrical conduit systems and associated fittings, with a product line focused on corrosion-resistant raceway components for industrial and harsh-environment installations. The brand's catalog includes PVC-coated steel conduit, conduit outlet bodies, reducing couplings, and reducer bushings, all designed to protect wiring in wet, chemical, or abrasive conditions. CALBOND products are identifiable by their black PVC coating over a steel or aluminum core, a construction that combines mechanical strength with resistance to moisture and many industrial chemicals. The line is commonly specified in plants where standard conduit would degrade, such as wastewater treatment, chemical processing, and food and beverage facilities that require washdown. 3G Electric supplies the CALBOND line globally, offering 287 SKUs that cover trade sizes from 1/2 in to 2 in and beyond. The range includes C-type outlet bodies with 2 hubs and capacities from 5 cu in to 23.2 cu in, reducing couplings that transition between trade sizes (e.g., 1-1/2 in to 1-1/4 in), and reducer bushings that adapt larger conduit to smaller runs (e.g., 2 in to 1/2 in). Conduit is available in 10 ft nominal lengths with a black PVC finish. These components are used to build complete conduit systems that require pull points, direction changes, and size transitions while maintaining corrosion resistance. The PVC coating on CALBOND fittings is applied over steel or aluminum, and the fittings are insulated where specified, such as the reducer bushing with an insulated design. 3G Electric supports the CALBOND line by stocking a broad inventory and providing technical selection assistance for plant engineers and maintenance teams. The product data includes UNSPSC codes, material and finish details, and dimensional specifications to aid in procurement and interchangeability. For projects requiring corrosion-resistant conduit, CALBOND offers a coordinated system of conduit, bodies, and couplings that can be sourced from a single supplier. 3G Electric's global logistics network allows customers to obtain these components regardless of location, with the same specification and quality. The brand's focus on PVC-coated solutions addresses the need for durable electrical infrastructure in environments where standard galvanized conduit may fail prematurely. By offering a range of sizes and configurations, CALBOND enables designers to specify a consistent corrosion-resistant system throughout a facility. 3G Electric carries the full line, from conduit and outlet bodies to reducing fittings, ensuring compatibility and availability. This catalog page provides an overview of the CALBOND product families and their typical applications, with technical details to support specification and purchasing decisions.

Common Applications

  • Wastewater treatment plants — CALBOND PVC-coated conduit and C-type outlet bodies resist moisture and chemicals in pump stations and aeration basins.
  • Chemical processing facilities — CALBOND reducing couplings and outlet bodies with PVC coating withstand corrosive vapors and washdown.
  • Food and beverage plants — CALBOND PVC-coated conduit systems protect wiring in areas requiring frequent sanitation and moisture resistance.
  • Outdoor electrical installations — CALBOND PVC-coated metal conduit in 10 ft lengths provides UV and moisture resistance for exposed runs.
  • Industrial maintenance — CALBOND reducer bushings and reducing couplings allow size transitions in existing conduit systems without replacing entire runs.
  • Petrochemical plants — CALBOND aluminum and steel outlet bodies with PVC coating offer corrosion resistance in classified areas.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about CALBOND from 3G Electric.

What sizes of CALBOND PVC-coated conduit are available?

CALBOND PVC-coated metal conduit is available in trade sizes including 1 in and 1-1/4 in, with 10 ft nominal lengths. The conduit features a steel core with a black PVC coating for corrosion resistance. Other sizes may be available; consult 3G Electric for the full range. The conduit is suitable for protecting electrical wiring in wet or corrosive environments, and the PVC coating resists moisture, chemicals, and abrasion. When specifying, consider the required trade size and length, and ensure compatibility with associated fittings such as outlet bodies and couplings.

What is the body capacity of CALBOND C-type conduit outlet bodies?

CALBOND C-type conduit outlet bodies are available in several body capacities, including 5 cu in, 7 cu in, 10.6 cu in, and 23.2 cu in. These bodies have 2 hubs and are used as pull points or junctions in conduit runs. The 5 cu in and 23.2 cu in models are made of aluminum, while the 7 cu in and 10.6 cu in models are steel, all with a black PVC-coated finish. The capacity determines the number and size of conductors that can be pulled or spliced. Select the body capacity based on the wire fill requirements of the specific installation.

Can CALBOND reducing couplings connect different conduit trade sizes?

Yes, CALBOND reducing couplings are designed to connect two different trade sizes. For example, a reducing coupling with a 1-1/2 in to 1-1/4 in trade size allows transition between those conduit sizes. These couplings are made of steel with a PVC-coated black finish, providing corrosion resistance. They are used in industrial conduit and piping systems where a size reduction is required. Ensure the coupling's trade sizes match the conduits being joined, and verify that the PVC coating remains intact after installation to maintain corrosion protection.

What are CALBOND reducer bushings used for?

CALBOND reducer bushings are used to transition from a larger conduit size to a smaller one, such as from 2 in to 1/2 in. They are made of steel with a PVC-coated finish and are insulated. These bushings are installed at the end of a conduit run or in an outlet body to adapt the opening to a smaller conduit or fitting. The insulated design helps protect conductors from abrasion. They are commonly used in electrical conduit systems where a reduction in size is needed while maintaining corrosion resistance. Verify the required reduction size and insulation requirements for the application.

Are CALBOND conduit outlet bodies available in aluminum and steel?

Yes, CALBOND C-type conduit outlet bodies are offered in both aluminum and steel constructions. For instance, the 5 cu in and 23.2 cu in bodies are aluminum, while the 7 cu in and 10.6 cu in bodies are steel. All feature a black PVC-coated finish for corrosion resistance. The choice between aluminum and steel may depend on factors such as weight, mechanical strength, and environmental conditions. Aluminum bodies are lighter, while steel bodies may offer higher impact resistance. Both types provide a pull point and access for wiring in conduit systems.

What is the finish on CALBOND conduit fittings?

CALBOND conduit fittings, including conduit, outlet bodies, reducing couplings, and reducer bushings, feature a PVC-coated finish in black. This coating is applied over a steel or aluminum core to provide corrosion resistance in wet, chemical, or abrasive environments. The PVC coating helps extend the service life of the conduit system compared to uncoated metal. When installing, avoid damaging the coating, as breaches can reduce corrosion protection. For touch-up or repair, consult the manufacturer's guidelines. The finish is a key feature for applications requiring durability in harsh conditions.