Internal Threaded Connector

[1793]

I'm looking to see if anyone could point me in the right direction for a 1/2" SS connector that has internal threads.

I have a length of EMT I need to extend about 5" to a fixed panel. There is no "flex" in the EMT so I would like to cut a piece of EMT and slide it in place. If I had a connector the has the threads internal I could use something like a chase nipple to secure the EMT from inside the panel.

Not sure if I'm explaining what I'm looking for very well but I hope someone can figure it out. :?:?

 

[texie]

I'm looking to see if anyone could point me in the right direction for a 1/2" SS connector that has internal threads.

I have a length of EMT I need to extend about 5" to a fixed panel. There is no "flex" in the EMT so I would like to cut a piece of EMT and slide it in place. If I had a connector the has the threads internal I could use something like a chase nipple to secure the EMT from inside the panel.

Not sure if I'm explaining what I'm looking for very well but I hope someone can figure it out. :?:?

You need an EMT 2 piece connector.

 

[GoldDigger]

I'm looking to see if anyone could point me in the right direction for a 1/2" SS connector that has internal threads.

I have a length of EMT I need to extend about 5" to a fixed panel. There is no "flex" in the EMT so I would like to cut a piece of EMT and slide it in place. If I had a connector the has the threads internal I could use something like a chase nipple to secure the EMT from inside the panel.

Not sure if I'm explaining what I'm looking for very well but I hope someone can figure it out. :?:?

How about using a compression fitting instead?

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[ActionDave]

You need an EMT 2 piece connector.

We have a winner! I keep a fistful of those around for just such an occasion.

 

[ptonsparky]

We have a winner! I keep a fistful of those around for just such an occasion.

Way better than the old ss connector, rigid coupling and chase nipple method.

 

[infinity]

We would use a slip coupling.

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[1793]

You need an EMT 2 piece connector.

We have a winner! I keep a fistful of those around for just such an occasion.

Thanks!!!! I this is what I'm looking for, just did not know how to best describe for a search.

Again, thanks to all.

 

[ptonsparky]

We would use a slip coupling.

IDR seeing either one of these solutions.

 

[tkb]

I'm looking to see if anyone could point me in the right direction for a 1/2" SS connector that has internal threads.

I have a length of EMT I need to extend about 5" to a fixed panel. There is no "flex" in the EMT so I would like to cut a piece of EMT and slide it in place. If I had a connector the has the threads internal I could use something like a chase nipple to secure the EMT from inside the panel.

Not sure if I'm explaining what I'm looking for very well but I hope someone can figure it out. :?:?

I think this is what you are describing.

http://www.cooperindustries175.com/...urces/pdfs/literature/spacesaver-brochure.pdf

http://www.cooperindustries175.com/...ver_ssbcseriessetscrewemtconduitfittings.html

 

[1793]

I think this is what you are describing.

http://www.cooperindustries175.com/...urces/pdfs/literature/spacesaver-brochure.pdf

http://www.cooperindustries175.com/...ver_ssbcseriessetscrewemtconduitfittings.html

That's it, many thanks

 

[Little Bill]

I think this is what you are describing.

http://www.cooperindustries175.com/...urces/pdfs/literature/spacesaver-brochure.pdf

http://www.cooperindustries175.com/...ver_ssbcseriessetscrewemtconduitfittings.html

That's it, many thanks

Still need a coupling wouldn't you?

 

[1793]

Still need a coupling wouldn't you?

Yes, I still need a coupling. I will be looking into the slip coupling but I think I could do this job with only the Space-Saver connector.

 

[kwired]

My bet is on the 2 piece connector being the easiest to find in stock somewhere.

I have a few used ones I kept because they seemed like they would be convenient on occasion.