What Are The Advantages of EMT Electrical Aluminum Conduit?

Aluminum conduits come in two configurations: rigid and flexible, and can be used for various applications. Aluminum is a useful alloy used for electrical metal tubes (EMT) to protect wiring in various electrical devices. Due to the ease with which EMT aluminum conduits can be bent to specific radii and directions on site, it is also a popular material in commercial industrial buildings.

Rigid aluminum conduits are an excellent alternative to rigid steel conduits in almost all locations and applications. Compared to rigid steel conduits, they save 10-40% in cost per foot, 35-75% in labor, reduce weight by one-third, and make on-site manufacturing easier.

In commercial and industrial applications where there may be a large amount of water or other corrosive elements present, rigid aluminum conduits are the preferred material. In addition to its non-magnetic and spark free properties, aluminum conduits can also be easily covered with corrosion-resistant oxide films or anodized to provide additional protection against oxidation in harsh environments. Due to all these reasons, the use of EMT pipelines in residential buildings has also increased in the past few years.

The comprehensive series of rigid aluminum conduits and EMT aluminum conduits produced by Lonwow are suitable for a wide range of applications. Our rigid conduits are made of high purity, with sizes ranging from 1/2 inch to 6 inches, in compliance with regulatory requirements.

Compared to rigid steel conduits, our aluminum conduits save 10% to 20% of material per foot and are lighter in weight, providing the highest strength to weight ratio of any metal. Lonwow's rigid aluminum conduit is easy to manufacture on site and can save 35% to 75% of labor. Has better corrosion resistance, can prevent rust and unsightly discoloration or stripes typically associated with rigid steel conduits, and can maintain its physical properties even after prolonged exposure to the outdoors.

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