Bonding Wedges

[Esthy]

I would like to have, for special situations, bonding wedges in stock. Maybe I am older than anyone in Arizona. Nobody knows what I am talking about and no one in Tucson carry bonding wedges. Would someone knows where can I purchase them online? Thanks a lot. Louis

 

[mdshunk]

You're telling me that you can't order stuff by part number at your electrical supply house?

 

[Esthy]

bonding wedge

bonding wedge

Believe me, today I checked 5 home supplies and they don't have them in their catalogues and only one senior knew about the wedges. I checked several house supplies in the internet with the same results. Louis

 

[mdshunk]

I dunno. Grounding wedges are in the T&B catalog (I just checked), so I suspect you got a "counter monkey" when you checked with your electrical supply house. I find that when I need weird things, I need to look up the part number on the net myself, then find my vendor that deals with that manufacturer and order by part number. If you rely on the counter guys to find weird stuff for you, you will be disappointed.

 

[Esthy]

bonding wedge

bonding wedge

Thanks Mark, you are right, but also we call Tucson the last stop (hope I don't offend anyone. Louis

 

[LarryFine]

I have found them by describing them, rather than naming them.

 

[e57]

Most shops dont carry them here either. Only one closed a while back - they had a bunch of stuff they didn't sell that sat on shelves though.

 

[bphgravity]

What is a bonding wedge?

 

[infinity]

A bonding wedge or grounding wedge, is designed to go between a metal cabinet and a standard locknut to serve the same purpose as a bonding locknut. The advantage is they can be installed after the conductors have been pulled into the raceway and terminated.

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

Bryan

this is a bonding wedge, usually installed as a bonding bushing or locknut was not installed with the original work. Conductors do not need to be removed to install this fitting.

http://www.tnb-canada.com/en/catalogues/online/industrial_MRO/pdf/c5/fittings_01v_eng.pdf

 

[cadpoint]

Seems like an odd creator, news to me, I do like the second page better than the first page.
Pierre, why are you using T & B Canada, creator of habit ?

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

Seems like an odd creator, news to me, I do like the second page better than the first page.
Pierre, why are you using T & B Canada, creator of habit ?

I was in a little bit of a hurry and when I googled I did not notice it was Canandian.

I hope you get the point anyway.