Atkore Hygienic Liquid Tight Conduit

Hygienic Liquid Tight Conduit

October 12, 2021

Type 316 stainless steel helically wound flexible conduit with smooth, oil resistant blue hygienic PVC Coating.

Technical Properties:

  • Good Flexibility
  • High compression strength: 400 kg/100 mm
  • Tensile strength: 130 kg
  • Temperature Range (-20° to + 105°)
  • Oil resistant

Certifications and Compliances:

  • IP66, IP67, IP68, IP69
  • ROHS
  • REACH

Applications:

Ideally suited for applications where there is a washdown requirement such as food processing machinery and a wide temperature range is required.

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