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Descrição
This is a plastic threaded bushing designed to fit 1/2 inch conduit threads, similar in function to common insulating conduit bushings used on rigid conduit, IMC, or other threaded fittings. Its job is simple but important. It adds a smooth, rounded bearing surface at the end of the threaded opening to help protect wire insulation from abrasion when pulling or routing conductors through metal raceway ends and fittings.
I originally designed this as a practical shop and field style part for makers, tinkerers, and anyone who needs a quick insulating style bushing solution for test setups, fixtures, mockups, or non-code-critical projects. This 1/2 inch version was scaled and test fitted from my original 3/4 inch design.
Common use cases:
Threading onto the end of 1/2 inch rigid conduit or IMC.
Threading onto male threaded conduit fittings/connectors.
Protecting cable jackets or conductor insulation from sharp edges during pull through.
Clean finishing piece for custom enclosures, racks, test rigs, and workshop builds.
Print notes:
I recommend printing in a tougher material if you expect repeated install and removal. PETG works great, and ABS is also a strong option.
Conduit threads and imported fittings can vary slightly, so test fit before final use.
Important disclaimer:
This is a user generated 3D printable part and is not UL listed, CUL listed, or certified for electrical code compliance.
Printing and using this model does not provide a UL listing for use in electrical wiring installations. Use at your own risk, and do not assume code compliance for permanent electrical work.
If you print it and it works well on your setup, I would really appreciate a rating and a Boost. That support helps me keep designing practical parts and offsets filament and printer costs.
1/2" Threaded Conduit Bushing
Publicado em 23 de jun de 2026
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