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#18474 12/11/02 10:38 AM
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How do they determine the metric equivalent sizes. 1/2" = 13mm. Is the #16 actually larger than 1/2".

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#18475 12/11/02 11:40 AM
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Trumpy, the reason they are strange measurements is becasue they simply took the customary English trade size (0.5", 0.75", etc) and converted it to a metric equivalent measurement. They didn't actually change the size of the conduit to a more "round number" metric size.


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