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APPLETON ELECTRIC RB100-50A Hazardous Location Reducing Bushing

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing (MPN RB100-50A) is a hazardous location reducing bushing made of aluminum. It reduces a 1-inch trade size to a 1/2-inch trade size.

SKU 3G-OTH-05711

Also listed as: RB10050A · RB100 50A

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APPLETON ELECTRIC
Item
RB100-50A Hazardous Location Reducing Bushing
Part Number
RB100-50A
Category
Hazardous Location Reducing Bushings
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20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
RB100-50A
Reduction Size
1 in to 1/2 in

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Product Description

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing (MPN RB100-50A) is a hazardous location reducing bushing made of aluminum. It reduces a 1-inch trade size to a 1/2-inch trade size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB100-50A used for?

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB100-50A is used in hazardous locations to reduce a 1-inch trade size conduit opening to a 1/2-inch trade size. It is made of aluminum and helps adapt conduit systems in classified areas where explosion-proof or flameproof fittings are required.

What are the specifications of the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB100-50A?

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB100-50A has a reduction size of 1 in to 1/2 in. It is made of aluminum and is designed for hazardous locations. The manufacturer part number is RB100-50A. This bushing is suitable for use in classified environments requiring conduit size adaptation.

Where to buy the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB100-50A worldwide?

You can source the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB100-50A through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this hazardous location bushing.

How to install the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB100-50A?

To install the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB100-50A, thread the bushing into the larger 1-inch hub or coupling, then connect the 1/2-inch conduit into the reduced opening. Ensure threads are clean and apply approved thread sealant for hazardous locations. Always follow local electrical codes and manufacturer guidelines for explosion-proof installations.

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Common applications for APPLETON ELECTRIC
Oil and gas processing — Appleton Electric straight hazardous location metallic cable grips for securing power cords to equipment in Class I, Division 2 areas.
Chemical manufacturing — Appleton Electric UNY250R-A straight union for connecting rigid conduit to control enclosures in corrosive environments.
Petrochemical plants — Appleton Electric enhanced rating cord connectors with IP66 rating for washdown and dust-laden areas.
Pharmaceutical production — Appleton Electric brass cable grips with silver finish for sealing cords in Class II, Division 2 locations.
Wastewater treatment — Appleton Electric aluminum cable grips with 1-1/4 in MNPT for reliable cord termination in humid, outdoor installations.
Grain handling facilities — Appleton Electric cable grips rated for Class III, Division 2 to secure cords in dust-hazard zones.
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