Cable Management


the range’s core product lines. It includes long and short pattern brass male bushes in 32mm, 1.5” and 2” sizes, along with brass female bushes offered in the same dimensions. The development also extends to solid and flange couplers, again available in 32mm, 1.5” and 2”, ensuring installers have consistent sizing options across key fittings. To support secure installation in larger-scale projects, the range now also features milled edge lock rings and light-gauge lock nuts in 32mm, 38mm and 50mm.


Threaded nipples – a new product category


The Q-Crimp range has also debuted a completely new product type: threaded nipples. These are designed for secure conduit-to- enclosure connections and system extensions, providing reliable alignment and mechanical stability while maintaining electrical continuity. The introduction of this new category reflects Unicrimp’s continued commitment to evolving the Q-Crimp range in line with installer needs, and further strengthening the range’s position as a complete conduit accessory solution. Unicrimp Threaded Nipples are available in 20mm, 25mm and 32mm sizes.


Key product categories Other key product categories within to highlight include Conduit Boxes, Light Gauge Saddles, Inspection Tees, Inspection Bends and Metal Hooks.


Conduit boxes


Also known as BESA boxes, these units are designed to protect and route electrical cables within building structures. The Q-Crimp range includes 1 Way, 2 Way, 3 Way and 4 Way Conduit Boxes, available in angled, tangent, ‘U’, ‘Y’ and ‘H’


Inspection tees


Inspection tees create a three-way junction with an accessible window, enabling straightforward cable inspection and maintenance.


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“To support professional electricians and wholesalers, conduit accessories should combine robust materials with practical design features to streamline installation and deliver long-term reliability.”


shape configurations – providing flexibility for a wide range of wiring layouts.


Light gauge saddles


Designed to secure conduit firmly in place, light gauge saddles wrap precisely around the conduit to provide reliable system support. Finished with a BZP (bright zinc plated) coating, they offer resistance to corrosion and oxidation, ensuring durability in demanding environments.


Inspection bends


Suitable for directional changes – typically 90° or 45° – and incorporating an inspection feature for cable access, supporting efficient testing and future modifications.


Metal hooks


Diecast screwed metal hooks designed for suspending cables or lightweight fittings where required.


Key features and installer benefits Unicrimp’s conduit accessories deliver a range of benefits valued by professional installers: •


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Durable construction – Manufactured from galvanised steel to resist corrosion and environmental stress.


Heat resistance – The high-quality materials used means conduit accessories can handle high temperatures, making them suitable for industrial and commercial applications.


Flexibility – Available in multiple sizes to accommodate varying conduit diameters, with elbows, bends and junction boxes supporting adaptable system design and expansion.


Versatility – Designed for use across a wide variety of installation environments, both indoors and outdoors.


Assured quality and technical support As with all Unicrimp products, the Q-Crimp conduit accessories are manufactured in accordance with Scolmore Group’s stringent quality criteria and are designed to meet the requirements of their intended markets. Compliance is supported through independent third-party testing; routine inspection and maintenance of manufacturing facilities; batch coding for full product traceability. Installers and wholesalers also benefit from the expertise of the Scolmore Group technical department, providing guidance on specification, compliance and best-practice installation. For more information on Unicrimp’s Q-Crimp portfolio, visit the website or download the Scolmore Group app. https://unicrimp.com


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