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APPLETON ELECTRIC RB250-125 Hazardous Location Reducing Bushing - Hazardous Location Reducing Bushings
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APPLETON ELECTRIC RB250-125 Hazardous Location Reducing Bushing

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing (MPN RB250-125) is a hazardous-location reducing bushing made of iron. It reduces a 2-1/2 in trade size to a 1-1/4 in trade size, as specified by its reduction size of 2-1/2 in…

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Also listed as: RB250125 · RB250 125

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APPLETON ELECTRIC
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RB250-125 Hazardous Location Reducing Bushing
Part Number
RB250-125
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Hazardous Location Reducing Bushings
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Manufacturer Part Number
RB250-125
Reduction Size
2-1/2 in to 1-1/4 in

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Product Description

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing (MPN RB250-125) is a hazardous-location reducing bushing made of iron. It reduces a 2-1/2 in trade size to a 1-1/4 in trade size, as specified by its reduction size of 2-1/2 in to 1-1/4 in.

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What is the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB250-125 used for?

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB250-125 is used in hazardous locations to reduce a 2-1/2 in trade size opening to a 1-1/4 in trade size. It is made of iron and is designed for use in conduit systems where explosion-proof or flameproof equipment is required, ensuring a secure, sealed connection.

What are the specifications of the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB250-125?

The APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB250-125 has a reduction size of 2-1/2 in to 1-1/4 in trade size. It is made of iron and is designed for hazardous locations. The manufacturer part number is RB250-125. This bushing is suitable for use in Class I, Division 1 and 2 environments as per NEC guidelines.

Where to buy the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB250-125 worldwide?

You can source the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB250-125 worldwide through 3G Electric. As a global industrial equipment distributor, 3G Electric handles full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact 3G Electric for availability and lead time on this hazardous-location reducing bushing.

How to install the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB250-125?

To install the APPLETON ELECTRIC Reducing Bushing RB250-125, first ensure the conduit threads are clean and apply a suitable thread sealant. Screw the bushing into the larger 2-1/2 in hub until hand-tight, then use a wrench for final tightening. Do not overtighten. Always follow NEC and local codes for hazardous-location installations.

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Common applications for APPLETON ELECTRIC
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Pharmaceutical production — Appleton Electric brass cable grips with silver finish for sealing cords in Class II, Division 2 locations.
Wastewater treatment — Appleton Electric aluminum cable grips with 1-1/4 in MNPT for reliable cord termination in humid, outdoor installations.
Grain handling facilities — Appleton Electric cable grips rated for Class III, Division 2 to secure cords in dust-hazard zones.
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3G Electric supplies APPLETON ELECTRIC hazardous location reducing bushings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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