Decoding the Label: How to Verify High-quality, American-made Conduit
Are you confident in your conduit? You may want to double-check the label.
Imported conduit may look fine at first glance. But hidden issues such as rough interiors, corrosion, and weak construction can lead to failures during installation—or worse, months after the job is done.
Failures like these can damage your reputation and your bottom line. The challenge for contractors and distributors? Low-quality imports—and counterfeit conduit—can be hard to spot with the naked eye.
Here’s what to look for to ensure your electrical conduit is made in the USA and built to last.
Eliminate the risks by making sure you’re getting U.S.-made products for your projects.
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