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UNF/UNY Universal Union Fittings

UNF and UNY explosion-proof union fittings for rigid conduit in Class I Division 1 and 2 and Class II Division 1 locations. A union lets an explosion-proof enclosure, sealing fitting or fixture be disconnected for maintenance without unthreading the whole run: UNF is the female-to-female union used between two conduit ends, UNY the male-to-female union that connects conduit to a threaded hub or enclosure. Both preserve the full thread engagement the CEC requires for an explosion-proof joint. Sizes and finishes are shown per model; verify the marking against the classification drawing before ordering.

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Classification

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Typical Applications

  • Tight-space conduit assembly
  • Maintenance-friendly conduit breaks
  • Maintenance disconnects at sealing fittings, enclosures and fixture pendants
  • Motor, instrument and control-station connections in classified areas

Specifications at a glance

  • Trade sizes 1/2" through 4"
  • Class I, II, III B-G certified
  • UNF (female-female) and UNY (male-female) patterns
  • Marked for Class I Division 1/2 and Class II Division 1 on the listed sizes

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about unf/uny universal union fittings and hazardous location requirements.

UNF unions join two lengths of threaded conduit (female to female). UNY unions have one male end that threads into an enclosure hub, sealing fitting or fixture and one female end for the conduit. Both are three-piece unions that let the joint be broken and remade without rotating either conduit.

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