3 Inch Aluminum Conduit Nipple Electrical Conduit Fitting with Durable Zinc Plating and Easy Wrench Tightening

Quantity and model 1 piece model 849AL conduit nipple, Product overview This 3 inch chase nipple is a threaded male conduit connector with a hex head and bushing. Constructed of aluminum with zinc plating, it measures trade size 3 inch with an overall diameter of 43/8 inch and a noninsulated throat. The design provides a straightforward, durable connection point for electrical conduit runs. Key benefits Ready to install: supplied as a single complete unit with a hex head for easy wrench tightening and secure threaded connections. Durable construction: aluminum body with zinc plating for improved wear performance in typical electrical applications. Conductor protection feature: bushed design helps reduce abrasion during cable pulling while allowing a noninsulated throat where required. Standard sizing: trade size 3 inch and 43/8 inch diameter fit common 3 inch conduit systems and fittings for straightforward compatibility. Practical form factor: chase nipple length and thread type simplify passing conduit through walls, panels, and enclosures. Main attributes Model: 849AL Quantity: 1 piece Type: threaded male, hex head Bushed: yes Throat type: noninsulated Material: aluminum with zinc plating Trade size: 3 inch Diameter: 43/8 inch Condition: Typical applications Connecting two sections of 3 inch conduit through a chase or bulkhead when routing runs between rooms or equipment enclosures. Securing conduit entry into junction boxes or electrical panels where a threaded male connector and hex head tightening are needed. Extending or bridging conduit runs in commercial and industrial wiring installations that use 3 inch tradesize fittings. Why choose this part Model 849AL provides a simple, industrycompatible threaded nipple with a bushed throat and practical hex head for installation. Its dimensions and materials suit standard 3 inch conduit systems and common chase applications, making it a reliable choice when a single, correctly sized connector is required.