Are Aluminum EMT fittings compatible with conventional EMT fittings?

[Installer]

Are Aluminum EMT fittings compatible with conventional EMT fittings?
I've never worked with it before and I'm trying to spec out the parts for an outdoors LMR 400 antenna cable run using 2" EMT aluminum conduit.
Can anyone give me any advice on using LB legs, Compression fittings and conduit hubs with Aluminum EMT?

I apologize for starting a new thread since this is a follow up to a previous question but, I have a crew showing up the following week and my design is due in 48 hours.
Thank you in Advance

 

[infinity]

You can use die cast EMT fittings you just need to confirm the listing. These are listed for both steel and aluminum.

Screw-on EMT Compression Connector 1/2″, Die Cast Zinc

Use Bridgeport screw-on EMT compression connectors to connect electrical metallic tubing to an electrical box or enclosure. Compression type EMT connectors are quick to install…

www.nsiindustries.com

 

[LarryFine]

I didn't realize there was aluminum EMT. I thought it only came as threaded rigid.

How 'bout them apples?

 

[letgomywago]

I didn't realize there was aluminum EMT. I thought it only came as threaded rigid.

How 'bout them apples?

It's got a strange shape on the inside its not just a straight tube

 

[LarryFine]

It's got a strange shape on the inside its not just a straight tube

Some is corrugated; I don't know of it all is.

 

[Installer]

That's why I'm concerned. It seems to be a recently marketed product.
Supply chains are longer now and I don't want a crew showing up with the wrong fittings.
We'd have to wait two weeks before the right one's showed up.
Maybe its better to use Rigid Aluminum which might be more straightforward.
https://www.platt.com/s/straight-aluminum-emt-conduit?cat=4virfw15

 

[Buck Parrish]

Aluminum is not going to rust, the other ones will. It would not be prudent to use aluminum conduit with non aluminum fittings.