Class 1 Div 1 Group D Flex Conduit

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ARHolmberg

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The last time I was forced to wire a NEMA 7 piece of equipment, a company named Adalet made a Class 1 Div 1 Group D flexible conduit. It was similar to a braided hydraulic hose with crimped on connectors. It made life much easier that ridgid pipe. However it is no longer made by them due to lack of demand.

Does anyone know of a company that is still making a flexible conduit for this application. Even a 12" section to isolate vibration off of a motor would be excellent.

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Adding to My Question after More Research.

Adding to My Question after More Research.

I have been looking through the 2008 NEC section 501.10 and other posts and if i understand what I am looking at correctly, it may be possible for me to use a listed seal off fitting at each end of my connections and simply run the wires in between through a standard liquid tight conduit. I think I can see that this works with cables, but does it work with individual wires as well?

I am looking at running as many as 6 18AWG wires through a 1/2" conduit, which I can see is approved if I use 40% seal fittings.

Any assistance at all with this would be very greatly appreciated.
 
what I was looking for

what I was looking for

Thank you. That was the flex conduit I was looking for. I admit, I am not very familiar with crouse-hinds so thank you for the help finding the right product.
 
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