Surplus electrical inventory

Sell Your Surplus Conduit Fittings

Make room for what’s next. If your company has excess, obsolete, or project leftover conduit fittings, share the details and explore an opportunity to sell your inventory.

Tell Us What You Have

Conduit Fittings We’re Interested In

From electrical distributors and contractors to industrial facilities and project teams, we welcome inquiries about substantial lots and mixed inventories of conduit fittings, including:

Connectors & Couplings

EMT, rigid metal conduit, IMC, flexible conduit, and liquidtight connectors and couplings in common trade sizes.

Boxes, Hubs & Bodies

Conduit bodies, box connectors, threaded hubs, sealing fittings, and related components for electrical raceway systems.

Specialty Fittings

Compression, set screw, raintight, watertight, and hazardous location fittings, plus bushings, locknuts, and adapters.

Brands & Inventory Conditions

Have fittings from established electrical manufacturers? We’re interested in learning about your inventory, whether it includes ABB, Appleton, Bridgeport, Crouse-Hinds, Eaton, Emerson, Hubbell, Killark, O-Z/Gedney, RACO, Steel City, or other brands. Brand names are used for identification only.

New, unused surplus and overstock
Discontinued or slow moving stock
Project leftovers and warehouse cleanouts
Original cartons, bulk quantities, or mixed lots

Inventory is reviewed individually based on the items, quantities, condition, and available product information.

How to Get Started

Gather the details

Prepare a list of manufacturers, part numbers, sizes, quantities, and conditions. Photos or a spreadsheet can help describe larger lots.

Share your inventory

Use the contact page to describe what you’re looking to sell and where the material is located.

Discuss the next step

Your information can be reviewed to determine whether there is a fit and what additional details may be needed.

Have Excess Conduit Fittings?

Whether you have a focused lot or a broader mix of electrical surplus, start by telling us what’s available.