Product Overview
Type LB Form 7 Grayloy Conduit Outlet Bodies, 2 Inch Threaded Hubs
Condition
Unused new old stock: two Appleton LB67 conduit bodies, each in its original carton. The cartons show storage wear. Markings legible on the photographed body: FM 7 APPLETON 2 LB67, with the UL mark. Carton label: APP LB67, 2" Grayloy FM7 conduit body, Type LB. Covers and gaskets are not included.
Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.
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Product Overview
Built for 2 inch threaded conduit, the LB67 is the Type LB outlet body in Appleton's Form 7 line, cast in Grayloy iron. The LB pattern puts the access opening on the back, so a run can turn 90 degrees through a wall or ceiling while the conductors stay reachable for pulling and splicing. Sold as a pair.
Key Features
- Type LB pattern: access opening on the back of the body
- 2 inch hub size, threaded hubs at both ends
- Form 7 series, cast FM 7 on the body
- Grayloy iron with a zinc electroplate, chromate and epoxy powder coat finish, gray
- UL mark cast into the body and printed on the carton label
- Two bodies, each in its original carton
Applications
- Turning an exposed conduit run 90 degrees through a wall, ceiling or panel
- Adding a pull point on a long 2 inch run so conductors do not have to be fed through every bend
- Giving splice access at a corner in industrial and commercial wiring
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an LB or an LR body?
LB. The casting reads LB67 and the opening faces the back. An LR has its opening on the side.
What conduit does it fit?
2 inch threaded rigid or IMC conduit, one run into each hub.
Are covers and gaskets included?
Not included.
Can both bodies go in the same run?
Yes. They are the same LB67 size and pattern, so a run with two 90 degree turns uses the pair, one at each corner. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
Electricians have called this shape an LB for generations, and the name is most of the spec: L for the turn, B for the opening on the back. Two of them in hand means both corners of the run are covered.
