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In head-to-head comparisons, Champion Fiberglass outperforms PVC-coated steel and galvanized rigid steel (GRC). Our rigid conduit cabling solution is also the most cost-effective option, so customers never have to choose between quality and price. Specifying fiberglass conduit has a significant positive impact on project economics, both in the short term

When looking for conduit that offers high quality and high performance at a lower cost, fiberglass conduit comes out ahead in a variety of applications. Due to its naturally corrosion resistant composition and lower coefficient of friction, fiberglass conduit has quickly become the choice of electrical engineers representing challenging applications

A Third Production Line Will Support Growing Demand. From the recently implemented steel tariffs to rising construction costs associated with heavy, rigid conduit materials, there are many reasons why fiberglass conduit usage is on the rise.

Champion Fiberglass electrical conduit (RTRC) offers countless benefits over the alternatives. Fiberglass conduit is durable, corrosion resistant, and can stand up to extreme conditions in applications such as chemical, pipeline, wastewater treatment, utilities, and data centers. It also allows for faster cable pulls and more efficient field installation, resulting in

Every industry has its own electrical cabling challenges, from damp and caustic environments to a high occurrence of elbow burn through when pulling cable. That’s why Champion fiberglass offers a solution designed to help you meet performance requirements, increase safety and lower installation and material costs.

Every industry has its own electrical cabling challenges, from damp and caustic environments to a high occurrence of elbow burn through when pulling cable. That’s why Champion fiberglass offers a solution designed to help you meet performance requirements, increase safety and lower installation and material costs.

On time and under budget! That’s the dream scenario for any construction-related project. Electrical engineers can help a project reach this achievement by making one crucial decision – specifying Champion Fiberglass as the conduit of choice. When it comes to protecting electrical cables there are a number of different options

In 2016, Champion Fiberglass brought expanded support spacing distances to UL-Listed Haz Duct® XW Type Conduit. In 2017, Champion Duct® Standard Wall (SW), Medium Wall (UL designates Champion Fiberglass MW for 5″ and 6″ as SW) and Heavy Wall (HW) conduit also featured expanded support spacings, making the support span distances of these

Recently, we highlighted Champion Fiberglass’s work with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and National Electrical Code (NEC) to remove opposition to lightweight-yet-strong Champion Fiberglass Haz Duct® XW Type Conduit’s approval for use in Class I, Div 2 applications. This is just one of the instances in which Champion Fiberglass has worked