February 02, 2012
Cooper Crouse-Hinds develops new hot dipped galvanized products
February 2, 2012 - Cooper Crouse-Hinds says its new hot dipped galvanized products, meant for use with rigid/IMC conduit, offer corrosion protection against water, road salt and other harsh environmental conditions. The product offering includes conduit bodies and covers, mogul bodies and covers, conduit straps, clamps and couplings, hubs, XJG & XD expansion & deflection joints, cast boxes, and covers. According to the company, the hot dip galvanized process produces a much thicker, durable coating which prevents corrosion of the protected product and results in a reduced need for replacement or general maintenance.
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