GI Conduit

Heavy-duty GI Conduits designed for maximum protection and routing of electrical wiring in commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects. Manufactured from steel coated with zinc (galvanization), these conduits provide superior mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and long service life.

GI conduit systems are widely used where high safety, durability, and fire resistance are required, making them a preferred choice over PVC conduits in demanding environments.

Features & Benefits

• High Mechanical Strength – Protects cables from impact and damage
• Corrosion Resistant – Zinc coating prevents rust and extends life
• Fire Resistant – Metal conduit improves electrical safety
• Long Lifespan – Suitable for harsh and outdoor environments
• Secure Wiring System – Threaded joints ensure tight connections

GI conduits provide strong protection against moisture, impact, and chemical exposure, making them ideal for industrial and outdoor use.

Specifications

Measurements

• Common Sizes: 16 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm, 32 mm, 40 mm, 50 mm
• Standard Length: 3 m – 3.75 m
• Classes:
  • Class 3 (Pre-Galvanized)
  • Class 4 (Hot-Dip Galvanized)

Types of GI Conduit

• Rigid GI Conduit (GRC) – Heavy-duty, threaded steel conduit
• Intermediate Metal Conduit (IMC) – Lighter than rigid but strong
• Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT) – Thin-wall, lightweight option

Materials & Care

Materials

GI conduits are made from carbon steel coated with zinc through galvanization, providing excellent corrosion resistance and durability for long-term electrical protection.

Care & Handling

• Avoid damaging zinc coating during installation
• Ensure proper earthing for safety
• Use correct fittings (couplers, bends, saddles)
• Store in dry conditions
• Tighten threaded joints properly

Additional Details

• Ideal for heavy-duty electrical installations
• Widely used in factories, warehouses, malls, and outdoor projects
• Offers better protection than PVC conduit
• Suitable for exposed and concealed wiring systems