Conduit fittings · Conduit nominal size and connection thread, bore, tightening torque, IP rating, material and temperature, approvals
A wire harness conduit fitting connects flexible corrugated conduit, or metal tubing, to an enclosure, junction box or another conduit, gripping the conduit, sealing the joint and screwing into the enclosure wall with a threaded nozzle and locknut. Ask three things first: which conduit nominal size and enclosure thread it must join, what bore it leaves for the wires, and what sealing rating, material, temperature range and approvals the environment demands.
Straight, angled and swivel fittings for flexible corrugated conduit, and connectors and couplings for metal conduit and tubing, in plastic, brass or steel. Cable glands without conduit, the conduit itself, and conduit clamps and holders are outside this page.
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WISKA's datasheet for its EMBMFS-C-16-20 metal conduit fitting (nickel-plated brass, PA sealing gasket) pairs conduit nominal size NW 16 with an M20 × 1.5 connection thread of 9 mm screw-in length, a 15.5 mm inside diameter, 27 and 29 mm key widths and 33.5 mm overall length, for corrugated conduit. It specifies 5 N·m tightening torque for both the nozzle and the cap nut. [1]
Its EMBFS-48-63-BK fitting pairs NW 48 conduit with an M63 × 1.5 thread of 14 mm screw-in length and a 42.5 mm inside diameter. [2] Editorial note: the conduit nominal size and the enclosure thread are separate choices; check the fitting's bore against the harness, the thread against the enclosure hole, and the screw-in length against the wall and locknut.
Editorial calculation: a 15.5 mm bore has a cross-section of about 189 mm²; if you limit wires to 40% of it (an assumption, not a value from the datasheet), about 75 mm² of cable cross-section can pass. Check your harness against the bore of every fitting on the run. [1]
Give the supplier the conduit type and nominal size, enclosure thread and wall thickness, fitting shape (straight, 90°, swivel), harness diameter, IP rating, temperature range, material, fire and railway or UL requirements, quantity, and tightening instructions.
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WISKA rates the nickel-plated brass EMBMFS-C fitting IP67 for −45 to +145 °C, for railway technology. [1] Its EMBFS-48-63-BK has a UL94-V0 polyamide body, nickel-plated brass connection thread and TPU sealing gasket, is rated IP68 and IP66 for −40 to +100 °C, is listed for EN 45545 railway use, and carries UL 1696 approval only in conjunction with UL-approved corrugated conduits. [2]
Editorial note: the two datasheets show the trade-off: the all-metal fitting has the wider temperature range, the plastic-bodied one the higher IP rating. An IP or UL rating applies to the tested fitting-and-conduit combination, so order fittings and conduit from one system or ask for test evidence of the pair. [1] [2]
For metal conduit, connectors are made in other styles: one supplier lists electro-galvanised steel raintight compression connectors for EMT in 1/2 to 4 inch sizes. [3]
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HUMMEL's product page for its SNAPCLIC Duo-PA M20 fitting (article 1542201250), a polyamide part that works as both a cable gland and a conduit fitting for HUMMEL polyamide hose 1510110114, lists an NBR seal and protection classes of IP54 as supplied, IP68 with an additional O-ring tested at 10 bar for 30 minutes, and IP69K. It is rated for −40 to +100 °C and has an M20 metric external thread of 10 mm length, a cable clamping range of 6–12 mm, an outside diameter of 25 mm, a height of 44 mm and a 24 mm wrench size, in black RAL 9005, and it can be taken apart without tools. [4]
Editorial calculation: 10 bar is 1.0 MPa, so the IP68 claim here rests on a stated test pressure and time, while the IP rating without the O-ring is IP54; a quotation that lists IP68 should name the test depth or pressure, duration and the parts fitted during the test. A 12 mm cable or harness bundle has a cross-section of about 113 mm², and the 10 mm thread length compares with the 9 mm screw-in length WISKA gives for its M20 metal fitting, so check wall thickness and locknut space for both. [4] [1]
| Field | SNAPCLIC Duo-PA M20 value | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Protection class | IP54; IP68 (10 bar, 30 min) with extra O-ring; IP69K [4] | Which parts the rating needs. |
| Temperature range | −40 °C to +100 °C [4] | Your ambient and heat sources. |
| Thread | M20, 10 mm long [4] | Enclosure wall thickness. |
| Clamping range | 6–12 mm cable [4] | Harness bundle diameter. |
| Body and seal | Polyamide; NBR [4] | Oil and UV exposure. |
| Size | Ø25 × 44 mm; 24 mm wrench [4] | Spacing between fittings. |
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Listings include steel compression connectors and couplings for EMT and rigid conduit, PVC conduit fittings, and connectors for flexible conduit alongside cable glands.
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The cap nut and gasket carry the sealing claim and the bore limits the harness: WISKA's NW16/M20 brass fitting closes at 5 N·m and leaves a 15.5 mm bore. [1]
| Part | Role | Fix in the order |
|---|---|---|
| Body | Grips the conduit. [2] | Material and fire rating. |
| Connection thread | Screws into the enclosure. [1] | Thread size and screw-in length. |
| Cap nut | Closes on the conduit. [1] | Torque. |
| Sealing gasket | Keeps out water and dust. [2] | Material and IP rating. |
| Locknut | Holds the fitting in the wall. | Thread and material. |
| Bore | Passes the harness. [1] | Inside diameter. |
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An IP rating belongs to the tested combination: HUMMEL's polyamide M20 fitting reaches IP68 at 10 bar for 30 minutes only with an extra O-ring and is IP54 without it. [4]
| Field | What it means and published values | Ask the supplier for |
|---|---|---|
| Conduit nominal size | Nominal size, e.g. NW 16 or NW 48; EMT 1/2–4 in. [1] [3] | Size system. |
| Mounting thread size | M20 × 1.5 or M63 × 1.5 in the cited fittings. [1] [2] | Thread and length. |
| Ingress protection (IP) rating | IP67 metal; IP68/IP66 plastic body. [2] | Rating with your conduit. |
| Maximum conduit OD (mm) | Fits the conduit profile. | Conduit compatibility. |
| Material grade | Brass Ni-plated; PA UL94-V0. [2] | Material. |
| Operating temperature range (°C) | −45 to +145 °C metal; −40 to +100 °C plastic. [1] [2] | Range. |
| Operating pressure (MPa) | Sealing under pressure. | Value if required. |
| Tensile strength (MPa) | Pull-out of the conduit. | Pull-out force. |
| Sealing performance (MPa) | IP test conditions; e.g. IP68 at 10 bar (1.0 MPa) for 30 min. [4] | Test report. |
| Corrosion resistance (h) | Plating durability. | Salt spray result. |
| Weight (kg) | Per fitting. | Weight. |
| Thread tolerance (mm) | Thread class. | Class. |
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Conduit: [type; nominal size; maker] Enclosure: [thread; wall thickness] Fitting: [straight; 90°; swivel; bore] Environment: [IP; temperature; oil; UV] Approvals: [UL; railway; fire] Supply: [quantity; locknuts; torque]
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Lists steel compression connectors for EMT, rigid couplings and PVC conduit fittings.
Product scope checked 2026-10-11
Lists conduit connectors and flexible conduits alongside cable glands.
Product scope checked 2026-10-11
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NW is the conduit nominal size and M the enclosure thread; WISKA pairs NW 16 with M20 and NW 48 with M63. [1] [2]
Not always: WISKA's brass fitting is IP67 to +145 °C, its plastic-bodied fitting IP68/IP66 to +100 °C. [1] [2]
Follow the datasheet; WISKA gives 5 N·m for the nozzle and cap nut of its NW16/M20 metal fitting. [1]
One maker rates its polyamide M20 conduit fitting IP68 at 10 bar for 30 minutes, but only with an additional O-ring; without it the rating is IP54. [4]
Sources checked 2026-10-12. WISKA is a German maker of cable glands and conduit fittings and HUMMEL publishes data for its SNAPCLIC fitting; values are for the fittings cited. Xiatao is also listed below as a supplier.
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