EMT 45° Elbow

Elbows

The EMT 45° elbow changes the direction of an EMT steel conduit run by 45 degrees, letting the run go around obstacles and follow the installation area without bending conduit on site.

EMT 45° Elbow

Available from 1/2 in. to 2 in. for 45-degree conduit turns, making direction changes easy and neat while adding safety, strength and a tidy finish to the wiring system.

Product and Size Information
Product type	:	EMT 45-degree elbow
Elbow angle	:	45°
Applicable sizes	:	Match the EMT conduit size, e.g. ½, ¾, 1, 1¼, 1½ and 2 in.
Compatibility	:	Use with EMT conduit; choose a size that matches the conduit and fittings.
Standards	:	TIS 770-2567

Size Table

EMT 45° Elbow Size Table

Thread Data

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Size (in.)	Threads per Inch	Pitch Diameter at End of Thread Eo (mm)	Length of Thread (mm)		Outside Diameter H1 (mm)	Min. Length H2 (mm)
Size (in.)	Threads per Inch	Pitch Diameter at End of Thread Eo (mm)	Effective L2	Overall L4	Outside Diameter H1 (mm)	Min. Length H2 (mm)
½"	14	19.30	13.50	19.80	25.70	41.30
¾"	14	24.60	14.00	20.10	31.80	41.70
1"	11½	30.80	17.30	24.90	38.70	50.00
1¼"	11½	39.50	18.00	25.70	47.50	51.60
1½"	11½	45.60	18.30	26.20	54.70	52.40
2"	11½	57.60	19.30	26.90	67.30	54.00

EMT 45° Elbow Features

Changes the direction of EMT conduit runs by 45 degrees.
Designed for EMT conduit of the same size; the connection method depends on the elbow end type and fittings.
Made of lightweight metal that is easy to install, for indoor electrical conduit runs.
Keeps conduit runs neat; suited to areas that need an angled change of direction.
Removes on-site conduit bending for faster installation.
Reduces wire kinking compared with improper conduit bending.
Suited to indoor electrical installations in homes, offices and commercial buildings.
Standards: TIS 770-2567

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How to Use

Choose an EMT 45° elbow that matches the conduit size in use.
Measure and plan the conduit route to suit the site before installing.
Connect the elbow ends to the EMT conduit using fittings suited to the model.
Secure the connections and install conduit clamps as appropriate.
Before pulling wires, check the run and the inside of the elbow for sharp edges that could damage insulation.