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Crouse-Hinds 820 Rigid/IMC Pull Elbow, Malleable Iron, 90°

Crouse-Hinds 820 Rigid/IMC Pull Elbow, Malleable Iron, 90°

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Crouse-Hinds 820 Rigid/IMC Pull Elbow, Malleable Iron, 90°

The Crouse-Hinds 820 Series Pull Elbow is a 90° rigid-to-rigid conduit fitting engineered for Rigid/IMC conduit systems that require a change of direction while facilitating conductor pulling. Constructed of durable malleable iron, this pull elbow features female threaded connections on both end 1 and end 2, allowing it to thread directly onto rigid or IMC conduit runs without additional adapters. This fitting is available across the family in trade sizes from 1/2" through 1", giving installers a consistent, code-compliant solution for a wide range of conduit diameters on the same job. The female-to-female, rigid-to-rigid configuration and 90° bend make it well suited for tight routing situations where a standard elbow bend radius will not fit, while still providing the interior volume needed to pull wire without damaging conductor insulation.

Key Features

  • Trade Size Range: Available in 1/2", 3/4", 1", and 1-1/2" trade sizes to match Rigid/IMC conduit runs of varying diameter.
  • Durable Construction: Malleable iron body resists impact and mechanical stress, supporting long service life in demanding installation environments.
  • Rigid-to-Rigid Design: Female end 1 and female end 2 threaded connections allow direct coupling to Rigid or IMC conduit without adapters.
  • 90° Pull Elbow Configuration: The 90° bend accommodates direction changes in a conduit run while providing the interior clearance needed to pull conductors through the fitting.
  • Female-to-Female Gender Ends: Both ends are internally threaded (female), simplifying installation between two runs of externally threaded rigid or IMC conduit.

Technical Specifications

  • Product Type: Pull Elbow
  • Material: Malleable Iron
  • Angle: 90°
  • Gender End 1: Female
  • Gender End 2: Female
  • Conduit Compatibility: Rigid/IMC (Rigid to Rigid, Female to Female)
  • Trade Sizes Available: 1/2", 3/4", 1", 1-1/2"

Typical Applications

  • Commercial and Industrial Rigid/IMC Conduit Systems
  • Conduit Runs Requiring Direction Changes in Confined Spaces
  • Wire-Pulling Points Along Rigid or IMC Raceways
  • Panelboard and Equipment Conduit Routing
  • New Construction and Retrofit Electrical Installations

Why Crouse-Hinds?

Crouse-Hinds is a recognized name in rigid and IMC conduit fittings, and the 820 Series Pull Elbow reflects that standard with a robust malleable iron body designed for reliable, code-compliant conduit routing. Its female-to-female, rigid-to-rigid 90° configuration gives electrical contractors a dependable fitting for demanding pull points and direction changes across a full range of trade sizes on a single job. Choose the Crouse-Hinds 820 Pull Elbow for durable performance in professional electrical installations.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

list_batch:
CRS-20260917
Product Type:
Pull Elbow
Product Material:
Malleable Iron
Angle:
90°
Product Size:
1/2" - 1"
Configuration:
Female to Female, Rigid/IMC
Department:
Electrical
Product Subgroup:
Conduit Fittings
Product Group:
Conduit & Raceway

Crouse-Hinds CRS820 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Crouse-Hinds 820 pull elbow thread directly onto rigid or IMC conduit, or do I need adapters?
It threads straight on. Both ends of the 820 pull elbow are female (internally threaded), so each side takes an externally threaded run of rigid or IMC conduit with no adapter or coupling in between. If you are coming off a male-threaded nipple or a conduit end you have already cut and threaded, you are set; if you need a male end on one side, this is not the fitting.
2) What is the difference between a pull elbow and a standard conduit elbow?
A standard 90 degree elbow is a sealed bend, so conductors have to be pulled through the whole radius. The Crouse-Hinds 820 is a pull elbow: it makes the same 90 degree direction change but gives you interior access and clearance to pull wire at that point without dragging conductors around a long radius and scuffing the insulation. Use it where a sweep bend will not fit the space, or where you want a pull point mid-run. For a long smooth bend on a big feeder pull, a factory sweep elbow is the better choice.
3) Can I use the Crouse-Hinds 820 pull elbow on EMT?
No. The 820 is built for threaded rigid metal conduit and IMC. EMT is not threaded, so it will not engage the female threads in this fitting. For EMT you need a set-screw or compression type fitting instead.
4) What trade sizes does the Crouse-Hinds 820 series pull elbow come in, and what is the part number for each?
Four trade sizes, each its own part number: 1/2 inch is 820, 3/4 inch is 821, 1 inch is 822, and 1-1/2 inch is 824. Order by the conduit trade size you are running, not by the fitting's physical dimensions.
5) Is the Crouse-Hinds 820 pull elbow strong enough for industrial and exposed conduit runs?
The body is malleable iron, which takes impact and mechanical stress better than a die-cast fitting. That is why it shows up on commercial and industrial rigid/IMC raceways, equipment feeds, and panelboard routing where the conduit is exposed to knocks.
6) I need a 90 degree pull point in a tight space behind a panel. Will this fitting work there?
That is the use case. A standard bend needs a long radius; the 820 turns the run 90 degrees in a compact body, so it fits where a sweep will not, and still gives you the volume to pull conductors through. Common spots are panelboard and equipment conduit routing and confined direction changes on a rigid or IMC run.
7) Does the Crouse-Hinds 820 pull elbow come with a cover and gasket, or do I order those separately?
The 820 is the pull elbow body itself, in malleable iron with two female threaded ends. Order by trade size (820 for 1/2 inch through 824 for 1-1/2 inch); any sealing compound, bonding jumper, or conduit nipples your install calls for are separate line items.
How fast can I get the Crouse-Hinds CRS820 delivered?
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Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
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Does the Crouse-Hinds CRS820 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Crouse-Hinds CRS820 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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