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APPLETON ELECTRIC RB350-300 Hazardous Location Reducing Bushing - Hazardous Location Reducing Bushings
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APPLETON ELECTRIC RB350-300 Hazardous Location Reducing Bushing

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing (MPN RB350-300) is a hazardous-location reducing bushing made of iron, designed to reduce a 3-1/2 in trade size to 3 in. This product is suitable for use in classified…

SKU 3G-OTH-05057

Also listed as: RB350300 · RB350 300

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APPLETON ELECTRIC
Item
RB350-300 Hazardous Location Reducing Bushing
Part Number
RB350-300
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
RB350-300
Reduction Size
3-1/2 in to 3 in

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Product Description

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing (MPN RB350-300) is a hazardous-location reducing bushing made of iron, designed to reduce a 3-1/2 in trade size to 3 in. This product is suitable for use in classified environments requiring robust conduit transitions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB350-300 used for?

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB350-300 is used in hazardous locations to transition conduit from a 3-1/2 in trade size down to 3 in. It is made of iron for durability in classified environments where robust conduit connections are required.

What are the specifications of the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB350-300?

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB350-300 has a reduction size of 3-1/2 in to 3 in. It is made of iron and is designed for hazardous locations. The manufacturer part number is RB350-300, and the brand is APPLETON ELECTRIC.

Where to buy the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB350-300 worldwide?

You can source the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB350-300 through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations, ensuring a smooth procurement process for your hazardous-location needs.

How to install the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB350-300?

To install the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB350-300, ensure the conduit threads are clean and apply a suitable thread sealant. Screw the bushing onto the 3-1/2 in conduit, then connect the 3 in conduit to the reduced end. Tighten securely per local electrical codes for hazardous locations.

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Grain handling facilities — Appleton Electric cable grips rated for Class III, Division 2 to secure cords in dust-hazard zones.
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