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Duct bank runs are buried underground primarily to protect the vulnerable electrical wiring within from the often unpredictable elements above. Environmental elements ranging from typical weather cycles to catastrophic natural disasters can wreak havoc on lines supported above grade.

The Champion Fiberglass® team attended NEMRA25. Learn reps who earned fiberglass conduit sales awards in 2024.

Champion’s newest partner expands their company, services, and electrical distribution product offering. For over 50 years, Rhodes Sales was a leader in the electrical distribution market, with a rich history across Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi. Their success grew even more, when in early 2024, they merged with JD Martin to

See What Makes Champion Strut™ a Superior Choice for Mechanical Engineers and Contractors While traditional piping and conduit support options like steel and aluminum strut systems may be familiar, modern materials like fiberglass have made non-metallic alternatives a more attractive and practical solution for mechanical engineers and contractors. Today, many

She’s a DIYer and a Traveling Texans Fan. Get to Know Engineering Assistant Andrea Velasco

Challenge A large data center project in Virginia’s Data Center Alley required miles of electrical conduit, including duct banks that needed to be installed on a tight, strict timeline. The data center customer also insisted on performance materials and cost efficiency. The contractor, Rosendin Electric, is an expert in below-ground

Learn how prefabrication of electrical conduit can mitigate risk, increase safety and consistency, and save money.

In his spare time he enjoys football, grilling and shooting pool. He also designs and builds furniture. Get to know Tim Deasy.

Multiple utility projects switch to Champion FIberglass products for easier implementation and lower costs  Since its initial partnership with Champion FiberglassⓇ in early 2024, Carlson Sales has been making great strides into the electrical utility market. They credit much of their success to time spent educating utility companies unaware of