Allied EMT is precision manufactured from high grade mild strip steel for exceptional durability and long-lasting life.

Allied EMT is produced from pregalvanized mild steel followed by a conversion coating and a clear topcoat to protect against corrosion.

Allied EMT provides shielding of electromagnetic fields, while its uniform wall thickness provides resistance to physical damage from impact or crushing.

INSTALLS QUICKLY AND EASILY

Allied EMT's quality steel combines damage resistant strength with ductility to provide easy bending, cutting and joining to prevent waste of time and material. It resists flattening, kinking or splitting, resulting in faster and easier installations.

Allied EMT provides smooth continuous raceways for fast wire-pulling. The interior wall of Allied EMT is protected with a specially formulated corrosion resistant lubricating coating for easier fishing and wire-pulling. No need to worry about damage to the conduit system even when pulling through multiple 90° bends.

Allied EMT is U.L. listed and recognized by the National Electronic Code. It meets the Underwriters Laboratories' Standard for EMT, U.L. 797. Allied EMT is also manufactured to meet the requirements of ANSI C80.3. Federal Specifications now use U.L. 797 and ANSI C80.3 in lieu of WWC 563. Recognized as an equipment grounding conductor (NEC Article 250-91b).

Installation of EMT shall be in accordance with the National Electrical Code#FJMX.

Master bundles conform to NEMA Standard RN2.

SPECIFICATION DATA

To specify Allied EMT, include the following: Electrical Metallic Tubing shall be equal to that manufactured by Allied Tube & Conduit Corporation. EMT shall be hot galvanized steel O.D. with an organic corrosion resistant I.D. coating and shall be produced in accordance with U.L. Safety Standard #797 and ANSI C80.3 and shall be listed by a nationally recognized testing laboratory with follow-up service. Where Kwik-Fit EMT is used it shall also meet U.L. Safety Standard #514-B. it is noted that these U.L. and ANSI standards have been adopted by the federal government and separate military specifications no longer exist.