Halex/scott Fetzer 67820 Conduit Hanger 1 Inch Rigid Emt

Product Description

The HALEX/SCOTT FETZER 67820 is a conduit hanger designed to secure and suspend conduit from overhead supports in commercial and residential electrical installations. It includes a carriage bolt and nut, and fits 1-inch rigid conduit as well as 1-inch electrical metallic tubing (EMT). The slotted carriage bolt design allows the installer to position the hanger with both hands free before tightening, improving efficiency during overhead work. Each part is stamped with trade size markings for fast, accurate identification in the field. This hardware is well-suited to standard electrical rough-in and conduit-routing tasks.

The 67820 is used to mount and support rigid conduit, IMC, EMT, or PVC conduit from overhead structural supports such as joists, beams, or strut systems. It is commonly installed during the rough-in phase of commercial or residential electrical work wherever conduit must be routed horizontally or vertically overhead. The stamped trade size markings simplify sorting and installation on multi-trade job sites. Packages contain 20 hangers, making this suited for larger conduit-run installations where consistent spacing and support are required per NEC guidelines.

Key Features

• Fits 1-inch rigid conduit and 1-inch EMT
• Compatible with IMC and PVC conduit types
• Slotted carriage bolt allows hands-free positioning during overhead installation
• Each hanger stamped with trade size markings for quick identification
• Includes carriage bolt and nut — ready to install out of the package
• Sold in a package of 20 units

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1-inch rigid conduit, 1-inch IMC, 1-inch EMT, and 1-inch PVC conduit secured to overhead supports.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician as part of conduit-support work governed by NEC spacing requirements for conduit hangers. Power down all circuits in the work area before beginning conduit support installation near energized components. Use appropriate anchors or fasteners rated for the overhead substrate — wood, concrete, or steel strut — when attaching the hanger. Do not overtighten the carriage bolt beyond snug-secure, as conduit may require adjustment during final routing.