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ALLIED TUBE CONDUIT 1-1/4 in. Steel EMT 90° Elbow, 11 in Overall Length - 90° Elbows

ALLIED TUBE CONDUIT 1-1/4 in. Steel EMT 90° Elbow, 11 in Overall Length

The Allied Tube & Conduit 90° Elbow (MPN 877011) is a steel EMT conduit fitting with a 1-1/4 in trade size, 90-degree bend, and 11 in overall length. It provides a standard 90° turn for electrical conduit runs in…

SKU 3G-OTH-623486

Brand
ALLIED TUBE CONDUIT
Item
1-1/4 in. Steel EMT 90° Elbow, 11 in Overall Length
Part Number
877011
Category
90° Elbows
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
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Technical Specifications

ALLIED TUBE CONDUIT
Manufacturer Part Number
877011
Type
1-1/4 in., Steel
Overall Lg
11 in
EMT
90°
Degree
90
Trade Size
1 1/4 in

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Product Description

The Allied Tube & Conduit 90° Elbow (MPN 877011) is a steel EMT conduit fitting with a 1-1/4 in trade size, 90-degree bend, and 11 in overall length. It provides a standard 90° turn for electrical conduit runs in industrial installations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Allied Tube & Conduit 90° Elbow used for?

This steel EMT 90° elbow (MPN 877011) provides a standard 90-degree turn in electrical conduit runs for industrial installations. It protects wiring in factories, warehouses, and commercial buildings where a durable, code-compliant bend is needed to route cables around corners.

What are the specifications of the Allied Tube & Conduit 877011 elbow?

The 877011 is a steel EMT 90° elbow with a 1-1/4 in trade size and 11 in overall length. It is designed for 90-degree bends in conduit systems. Allied Tube & Conduit manufactures this fitting for reliable electrical raceway connections in industrial environments.

Where to buy the Allied Tube & Conduit 877011 elbow worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the Allied Tube & Conduit 877011 90° elbow to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for a quote and lead time on this steel EMT fitting for your industrial conduit project.

How to install an Allied Tube & Conduit EMT 90° elbow?

Install the 90° elbow by connecting it to straight EMT conduit lengths using set-screw or compression couplings. Ensure the trade size matches (1-1/4 in) and the bend direction aligns with your conduit run. Follow NEC guidelines for support spacing and secure all connections to maintain grounding continuity.

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3G Electric supplies ALLIED TUBE CONDUIT 90° elbows. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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