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Eaton Crouse-Hinds Throat Bushings - Insulated Malleable-Iron Threaded Rigid/IMC Series

Crouse-Hinds Insulated Malleable Iron Throat Bushings for Rigid/IMC Conduit - Threaded Series with 105°C Rating

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Model: 1032

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Crouse-Hinds Insulated Malleable Iron Throat Bushings for Rigid/IMC Conduit

Professional threaded conduit protection for electrical installations

Crouse-Hinds Insulated Malleable Iron Throat Bushings deliver reliable conduit protection for rigid and IMC conduit systems. These threaded bushings feature durable malleable iron construction with insulated design, rated for 105°C operation in ordinary/non-hazardous locations. Engineered to NEC/CEC standards, these professional-grade bushings provide essential wire protection at conduit terminations.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Malleable Iron Construction: Provides exceptional durability and corrosion resistance for long-term reliability in demanding electrical installations.
  • Insulated Design: Protects conductors from sharp conduit edges while providing electrical isolation for enhanced safety and code compliance.
  • 105°C Temperature Rating: Handles elevated operating temperatures for versatile application in various electrical environments and load conditions.
  • Rigid/IMC Compatibility: Engineered specifically for rigid and intermediate metallic conduit systems ensuring proper fit and performance.
  • Threaded Connection: Secure mechanical attachment prevents loosening and maintains reliable conduit system integrity over time.
  • NEC/CEC Standards Compliance: Meets national and Canadian electrical code requirements for professional installation confidence.
  • Ordinary Location Rating: Suitable for standard commercial, industrial, and residential electrical applications without special hazard considerations.

Technical Specifications

  • Area Classification: Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
  • Conduit Type: Rigid/IMC
  • Insulator: Insulated
  • Product Material: Malleable iron
  • Standards Type: NEC/CEC
  • Temperature Rating: 105°C
  • Thread: Threaded

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Building Electrical Systems
  • Industrial Facility Conduit Installations
  • Residential Electrical Panel Connections
  • Institutional Building Wiring
  • Retail and Office Electrical Infrastructure
  • Manufacturing Plant Electrical Distribution
  • Educational Facility Electrical Systems

Why Choose Crouse-Hinds Quality?

Crouse-Hinds throat bushings deliver proven reliability through malleable iron construction and insulated design meeting NEC/CEC standards. The 105°C temperature rating and threaded connection system ensure long-term performance in ordinary location electrical installations, providing the professional quality and code compliance electrical contractors depend on.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Area Classification:
Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
Conduit Type:
Rigid/IMC
Insulator:
Insulated
Product Material:
Malleable iron
Standards Type:
NEC/CEC
Temperature Rating:
105°C
Thread:
Threaded
Department:
Electrical
Product Type:
Conduit Bushing
Product Subgroup:
Conduit Fittings
Product Group:
Conduit & Raceway

Crouse-Hinds 1032 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Crouse-Hinds 1032 throat bushing thread onto EMT?
No. These bushings are threaded and made for rigid and IMC conduit, which is field- or factory-threaded. EMT is not threaded, so it takes a set-screw or compression connector instead. If the run is EMT, this is the wrong fitting.
2) Can I use these insulated throat bushings in a Class I Division 2 or other hazardous area?
No. The area classification on these malleable iron throat bushings is ordinary/non-hazardous locations only. A classified area needs fittings listed for that class and division; do not substitute an ordinary-location bushing into a hazardous-location run.
3) Do I still need a grounding bushing if I install these Crouse-Hinds throat bushings?
These are insulated throat bushings, not grounding bushings. They protect conductors from the sharp cut edge of the conduit at the termination, but they carry no lay-in lug for a bonding jumper. Where code requires bonding around a concentric or eccentric knockout, or on a service raceway, you need a separate insulated grounding bushing with a lug. Plain insulated throat bushings like the 1036 handle the wire protection only.
4) What does the 105 C rating on a Crouse-Hinds insulated bushing actually mean for my conductors?
The insulating liner is rated for 105 degrees C continuous. That covers THHN and similar 90 degree C conductors with margin, and it matters where the bushing sits in a hot equipment room, near a transformer, or on a heavily loaded feeder. The rating is on the insulator, so the conductor insulation temperature rating still governs your ampacity calculation.
5) Why choose a malleable iron bushing instead of a plastic one?
Malleable iron is the body material here, with the insulation applied as a throat liner. Iron takes wrench torque without cracking, tolerates being backed off and reset, and holds up in industrial and outdoor rigid runs. All-plastic bushings are limited by their own temperature rating and are easier to split when a lineman leans on the wrench. In larger sizes such as the 3 inch 1038 and 4 inch 1040, iron is the practical choice for a raceway carrying that much cable weight.
6) Are Crouse-Hinds insulated throat bushings acceptable on a job spec'd to Canadian electrical code?
The standards type on these bushings is NEC/CEC, so they are built to both the US National Electrical Code and the Canadian Electrical Code. That covers cross-border work and specs that call out either document.
7) Where does a throat bushing go on a conduit termination into a panel?
It threads onto the conduit end after the conduit passes through the enclosure wall and is secured with a locknut, so the insulated throat faces the conductors as they turn into the panel. On rigid and IMC that cut and threaded end is sharp, and the liner is what keeps it off the wire jacket during pulls and over the life of the run.
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Does the Crouse-Hinds 1032 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Crouse-Hinds 1032 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
How do I get technical support or installation help for the Crouse-Hinds 1032?
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