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Crouse-Hinds 810 Malleable Iron 90-Degree Pulling Elbow with Gasket

Crouse-Hinds 810 Malleable Iron 90-Degree Pulling Elbow with Gasket

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Crouse-Hinds 810 Malleable Iron 90-Degree Pulling Elbow With Gasket, 1/2-Inch

The Crouse-Hinds 810 is a 1/2-Inch malleable iron 90-degree pulling elbow engineered for rigid and intermediate metal conduit (IMC) systems where a directional change and wire-pulling access are needed in a single fitting. Built from durable malleable iron and supplied with a gasket, the 810 pulling elbow delivers a rugged, code-compliant solution for routing conduit runs while giving installers the access needed to pull conductors through the fitting body during installation. Its threaded hub design ensures a secure mechanical and electrical connection at each end, making it a dependable choice for demanding raceway applications. This fitting is a staple in commercial, industrial, and institutional electrical raceway systems where mechanical strength, easy conductor access, and a weather-resistant seal are all essential to a long-lasting installation.

Key Features

  • Trade Size: 1/2-Inch, sized for standard rigid and IMC conduit runs.
  • Durable Construction: Malleable iron body offers excellent mechanical strength and resistance to impact and corrosion in demanding installation environments.
  • 90-Degree Pulling Elbow Configuration: Provides a 90-degree change in direction while allowing access for pulling conductors through the fitting body, simplifying wire installation in tight conduit runs.
  • Gasket Included: Supplied with a gasket to help seal the cover joint against moisture and debris intrusion.
  • Threaded Hub Design: Designed to thread directly onto conduit, providing a secure mechanical and electrical connection at each end of the fitting.
  • Removable Cover: The pulling elbow's access configuration is intended to simplify conductor installation and future maintenance without disturbing the conduit run.

Technical Specifications

  • Trade Size: 1/2-Inch
  • Material: Malleable Iron
  • Configuration: 90-Degree Pulling Elbow
  • Includes: Gasket
  • Connection: Threaded Hub

Typical Applications

  • Commercial and Industrial Conduit Systems
  • Rigid and IMC Raceway Direction Changes
  • Wire Pulling Access Points in Conduit Runs
  • New Construction and Electrical Renovation Projects
  • Institutional and Facility Electrical Raceway Installations

Why Crouse-Hinds?

Crouse-Hinds has long been a trusted name in rugged electrical conduit fittings built to perform in demanding commercial and industrial environments. The 810 pulling elbow's malleable iron construction and included gasket reflect a commitment to durable, code-compliant components that installers can rely on for long-term performance in conduit and raceway systems. Choosing the Crouse-Hinds 810 means specifying a fitting engineered for mechanical strength, reliable conductor access, and moisture resistance in a single, dependable unit suited for professional electrical installations.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

list_batch:
CRS-20260917
Department:
Electrical
Product Subgroup:
Conduit Fittings
Product Type:
Pulling Elbow
Product Material:
Malleable Iron
Product Weight:
0.39 lb
Product Size:
1/2"
Product Length:
2.44 in
Product Height:
2.19 in
Product Width:
2.44 in
Product Group:
Conduit & Raceway

Crouse-Hinds CRS810 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is the difference between a pulling elbow and a standard 90-degree conduit elbow?
A standard 90 is a closed bend, so conductors have to be pulled around it blind. The Crouse-Hinds 810 does the same 90-degree direction change but has a removable cover, so you can reach into the body and pull conductors through at the turn. That matters on long or multi-bend runs where the pull tension would otherwise be too high. Note that pulling elbows are access fittings, not junction boxes, so they are for pulling, not for splicing.
2) Is the Crouse-Hinds 810 pulling elbow suitable for damp or outdoor conduit runs?
It ships with a gasket that seals the cover joint against moisture and debris, and the malleable iron body resists impact and corrosion, so it holds up in exposed commercial and industrial raceway. The seal is at the cover; the conduit ends rely on the threaded hubs for a tight joint, so thread engagement still needs to be full and clean.
3) Does the Crouse-Hinds 810 come with the gasket and cover, or do I order those separately?
The gasket is supplied with the 810, and the access cover is part of the fitting. You order one part number, 810, for the complete 1/2 inch malleable iron pulling elbow. No conduit, locknuts, or bushings are included.
4) Can I use a pulling elbow like the Crouse-Hinds 810 to splice or tap conductors inside it?
No. The 810 is a pulling access fitting, not a device or junction box. Its cover opening is there to let you pull conductors through the 90-degree turn and to reach the run later for maintenance. Splices belong in a box with the required volume, so use a conduit body or junction box rated for splicing instead.
5) I'm replacing a leaking access elbow on a 1/2 inch rigid run. Is the Crouse-Hinds 810 a direct swap?
If the existing fitting is a 1/2 inch threaded pulling elbow on rigid or IMC, the 810 threads into the same hubs, since both ends are standard 1/2 inch conduit thread. Confirm the old fitting is a 90-degree pulling elbow and not a conduit body such as an LB or LL, because those put the opening on a different face and the conduit entries sit differently.
6) Why choose a malleable iron pulling elbow instead of a die cast or aluminum one?
Malleable iron takes impact and abuse better, which is why the 810 turns up in industrial plants, mechanical rooms, and institutional raceway where the fitting may get hit. It is also the normal match for threaded rigid steel conduit. Aluminum bodies are chosen where weight or specific chemical exposure drives the spec, not where mechanical strength does.
How fast can I get the Crouse-Hinds CRS810 delivered?
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Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
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Does the Crouse-Hinds CRS810 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Crouse-Hinds CRS810 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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