Industrial & commercial products

Electrical & Data Materials Supplier

Crestview Industrial supplies and sources electrical and data materials for commercial contractors, industrial buyers and institutional facilities. Build your package around wire and cable, conduit, distribution equipment, lighting, wiring devices, controls and connectivity.

Representative electrical conduit, fittings and installation materials

01 / The material line card

From the raceway to the connection.

Combine wire, raceway, power equipment, devices and data materials in one request. The groups below organize your takeoff; specified models, quantities and project requirements determine the quotation.

Wire & Cable

Organize branch-circuit, feeder and equipment wiring by conductor and cable construction.

  • Building wire
  • Power and control cable
  • Armored cable requirements
  • Portable cord requirements
  • Terminations and splicing accessories
For pricing

Conductor material, gauge, insulation/type, voltage, color, cut lengths or reels and quantities.

Include the specified manufacturer and cable designation for product-access review.

Raceway & Conduit

Separate each raceway material and conduit type before adding compatible fittings and supports.

  • Steel EMT
  • Intermediate metal conduit (IMC)
  • Rigid metal / galvanized rigid conduit (RMC / GRC)
  • Rigid aluminum conduit
  • PVC conduit
For pricing

Trade sizes, material, lengths, quantities, specified finish and installation environment.

PVC-coated conduit: submit the specified manufacturer and coating system for sourcing review; current access requires confirmation.

Conduit Fittings

Complete the straight-length takeoff with connections, bends and termination details.

  • Elbows, nipples and couplings
  • Connectors and adapters
  • Conduit bodies
  • Bushings and hubs
  • PVC fittings and expansion couplings
For pricing

Matching conduit type, trade size, bend/radius, thread or connection, finish and item quantities.

Boxes & Enclosures

Define device, junction and pulling locations alongside equipment enclosure requirements.

  • Device boxes and covers
  • Junction boxes
  • Pull boxes
  • PVC boxes and accessories
  • Specified electrical enclosures
For pricing

Dimensions, material, mounting, entry/knockout requirements and specified enclosure type.

Specialty enclosure and hazardous-location requirements receive model-specific review.

Electrical Distribution

Build the equipment list from the one-line diagram and panel or distribution schedule.

  • Panelboards
  • Switchboards and switchgear requirements
  • Circuit breakers
  • Safety switches and disconnects
  • Specified transformers and fuses
For pricing

Voltage, amperage, phase, poles, specified interrupting rating, enclosure and equipment schedule.

Replacement breakers and equipment require exact manufacturer/model and compatibility review.

Lighting

Group luminaires by fixture mark and keep the controls and mounting scope visible.

  • Commercial interior lighting requirements
  • Exterior and site lighting requirements
  • Emergency and exit lighting requirements
  • Drivers, mounting and fixture accessories
For pricing

Fixture schedule, manufacturer/model, quantity, voltage, mounting, finish and required photometric documentation.

Send the approved fixture or acceptable-alternate list; luminaire access is confirmed by model.

Wiring Devices

Coordinate outlets, switches and device accessories with the room or equipment schedule.

  • Receptacles
  • Switches
  • Dimmers
  • Device plates and covers
  • Specified occupancy sensors
For pricing

Device function, voltage/amperage, mounting, color, plate configuration and quantities.

Controls

Identify the control function and interfaces before selecting replacement or new components.

  • Lighting controls
  • Contactors and relays
  • Motor-control components
  • Control stations and accessories
For pricing

Control voltage, load or motor data, sequence, enclosure, interfaces and specified part numbers.

Data & Communications

Coordinate copper and fiber connections from the cabling schedule to the rack.

  • Copper structured cabling
  • Fiber cable and connectivity
  • Patch panels
  • Jacks and patch cords
  • Rack and connectivity accessories
For pricing

Cable category or fiber type, connector, port count, run/patch lengths, jacket requirements and rack layout.

Strut & Supports

Include the support takeoff with raceway and equipment materials.

  • Strut and channel
  • Threaded rod
  • Hangers and conduit supports
  • Clamps, brackets and support fittings
For pricing

Profile, length, thread/rod size, material, finish, quantities and specified support details.

Grounding & Bonding

Keep grounding connections and bonding accessories identifiable in the material schedule.

  • Grounding conductors
  • Lugs and connectors
  • Grounding clamps
  • Bonding jumpers and bushings
For pricing

Conductor size/material, connection type, substrate, specified product and quantities.

Cable Management

Organize power and communications routing with the required containment and identification.

  • Cable tray requirements
  • Wiring duct
  • Rack cable managers
  • Cable ties and routing accessories
  • Identification and labeling
For pricing

Tray/duct dimensions, layout, finish, fittings, support requirements, label schedule and quantities.

02 / Material selection

Match the family. Complete the takeoff.

A complete conduit request includes lengths, fittings, boxes, supports and grounding details. Use the specified material and assembly requirements to keep those components coordinated.

EMT

Steel electrical metallic tubing; Wheatland Tube is a representative current platform.

For pricingTrade size, length, finish, quantities and the matching connectors, couplings and bends.

IMC

Intermediate metal conduit within the Wheatland Tube line.

For pricingTrade size, lengths, threads, elbow/nipple schedule and compatible connections.

RMC / GRC

Rigid metal conduit / galvanized rigid steel conduit within the Wheatland Tube line.

For pricingSpecified material and finish, trade size, lengths and threaded fitting quantities.

Rigid aluminum

Aluminum conduit and related elbows, nipples and couplings from Wheatland Tube.

For pricingTrade size, lengths, material-specific fittings and project requirements.

PVC

CANTEX PVC conduit, fittings, boxes and accessories.

For pricingSpecified schedule, trade size, lengths, bends, adapters and expansion-fitting requirements.

PVC-coated conduit is a separate specification and sourcing inquiry. Send the named manufacturer, coating system and matching components; do not assume access or interchangeability from the steel or PVC lines above.

03 / Representative manufacturers

Products you specify.
Brands you recognize.

Featured brands are representative, not exhaustive. Crestview supplies and sources the product families shown; model availability and commercial terms are confirmed with the quotation. A brand listing does not imply manufacturer authorization or stocked inventory.

04 / Buyer applications

Organize the package
around the project.

Electrical contractors, industrial maintenance teams, facility managers and institutional purchasing teams bring different schedules and replacement requirements. Identify the application so the material request includes the right details.

Commercial construction

Coordinate conduit, wire, distribution, devices and data materials by floor, area or installation phase. Include fixture schedules, one-line diagrams and approved manufacturers.

Industrial maintenance

Identify replacement components by manufacturer and part number. Include equipment nameplate data, operating requirements and the needed date with power and control material requests.

Institutional & public projects

Organize building or campus packages around project specifications, submittal requirements and procurement documentation. Keep approved alternates and certification requirements explicit.

05 / Procurement & coordination

Materials and
procurement requirements.

Crestview Industrial is the public brand of The Crestview Group LLC, an NYS-certified SDVOB and SBA-certified SDVOSB. For public and institutional purchasing, identify the applicable certification, solicitation and documentation requirements with your electrical material list.

Certification and product compliance are separate. Confirm required manufacturer documentation, country of origin and applicable procurement conditions for the quoted products.

Request pricing

Your takeoff.
One material request.

Send your bill of materials or start with the category, product description and quantities. Include specified manufacturers and mark acceptable alternates. Availability, delivery arrangements and quoted lead times are confirmed for the project.

Request Electrical & Data Pricing →Material RFQ checklist →
  1. Materials & quantities

    Product family, specified manufacturer/model, trade sizes or ratings, lengths, units and quantities.

  2. Project & timing

    Project location, required date, quotation deadline and any phased material requirements.

  3. Schedules & documentation

    Takeoffs, drawings, one-line diagrams, fixture/equipment schedules, acceptable alternates and procurement requirements.