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Nearly half of Hoover Dam’s existing PVC-coated steel conduit had degraded leaving a two-mile area in need of electrical conduit that could stand up to damp conditions. We’re grateful our durable, corrosion-resistant fiberglass conduit ensured consistent performance as a solution in a wet, challenging environment for this national landmark.

The Golden Gate Bridge, completed in 1937, spans 1.7 miles long over the San Francisco Bay. Connecting San Francisco to Marin County, it is considered one of the most famous examples of bridge engineering and American architectural ingenuity. We’re proud to have supplied electrical conduit for this American landmark.

The 9/11 Memorial in New York City honors the 2,977 victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. It features two enormous waterfalls and reflecting pools with victim names inscribed on bronze parapets surrounding the pools, serving as a powerful tribute to those lost. We’re honored our American-made electrical conduit was selected as a construction material at this important site.

Proper lighting is crucial to a safe and successful landing approach in an urban airport setting. For airports near rivers and coasts, lighting sometimes extends to piers. When Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) scheduled an upgrade to existing approach lighting at Reagan National Airport, it required an upgrade to electrical conduit systems including support and framing structures holding conduit in place along the Potomac River pier.

Champion Fiberglass is proud to have supplied electrical conduit for hundreds of data centers throughout the United States. A large software company replaced galvanized rigid steel elbows with Champion Fiberglass elbows and our data center client was able to realize savings.

Niagara Falls features the highest flow rate of any waterfall in the world with a vertical drop of 165 feet. When engineers searched for a lightweight alternative to PVC-coated steel conduit, American-made Champion Fiberglass conduit fit the bill – and cut the project’s weight by over 30,600 lbs.

Texas A&M University has massive electrical infrastructure needs, and they frequently need to work on a deadline. When they had to upgrade the power supply for their football stadium, the university called EAS Contracting and Champion Fiberglass to supply electrical conduit for Kyle Field.