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Bridgeport Mighty- Merge EMT to FMC Transition Couplings

Nesco Mighty Merge

Nesco Canada and Bridgeport are now offering a full line of EMT to FMC/Greenfield Transition Couplings. Available ½”- 2” in Die cast Zinc, and 21/2 – 4” in Zinc Plated Steel. You no longer need to assemble multiple fittings, or mount a box to transition between raceways. These couplings provide dimensional flexibility for a raceway system when dropping into switchgear and transitioning into transformers.

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CDL-L Hazardous Location LED Linear Luminaire

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