Manufacturers of Ex-
equipment |
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and specifically, those offering further
technical information on zone classification of hazardous areas and related
topics
- Ex Industries
supplies explosion proof products and
systems used in hazardous environments for world wide use.
- FEEL
Flameproof Electrical Enclosures Limited
(UK) Series 9000
EEx-e, Series
3000 EEx-d II C T6.
- F.E.S.
(Ex) Limited FES is flexible;
client focused and can provide logical solutions on a freelance, or
partnership basis to your company or your clients.
- FINE EX LAMPS Inc. Full
service industrial electrical manufacturer's representative agency and
importer based in East Setauket, New York.
- Guardian Telecom Inc. Explosion Proof Telephones.
- Hawke Glands
- Cable Glands for hazardous areas. Also Exe GRP Enclosures, Exe Stainless
Steel Enclosures, Ex Connectors and Transformer Breathers.
- Hazloc Heaters
- Manufacturer of Industrial Unit Heaters for Hazardous
and Severe-Duty Locations,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
- Hubbell
(Killark)
Hazardous
Locations Data. (Also see old Killark faqs (frequently asked questions) at Killark 1997
faqs.)
- J.B.
Systems Stockists and authorised
assemblers for ATX ATX EExd Explosion Proof enclosures. Finished
enclosures carry an LCIE/CENELEC certificate.
- The JCE
Group is a global organisation specialising in the design and
manufacture of high performance, internationally approved control systems
for applications where both hazardous and non-hazardous conditions exist.
- K-Controls
Ltd., UK with
downloadable documents such as The
explosion risk in hazardous areas.
- MTL
Instruments - Fieldbus power systems and wiring
components, Intrinsic Safety interfaces and surge protection techniques.
Many Application
Notes available, such as "Asset Tracking in Hazardous Areas".
- Newson-Gale -
leading the way in hazardous area static control. See also "Static
Electricity - The Hidden Danger in Hazardous Areas".
- Pentair
Thermal Controls Trace Heating products and services such as: Raychem, Pyrotenax, Tracer,
Isopad and Thorin & Thorin.
- Pepperl+Fuchs
- "the undisputed world market leader for intrinsic safety and
explosion protection technology". Provides a useful I.S.
Application guide and other 'white papers'.
- R. Stahl, Inc.
- with detailed information pages such as “Basics
of Explosion Protection” from a Global Perspective.
- Raychem HTS -
Trace Heating (Now see Pentair
Thermal Controls)
- Redapt
- Thread conversion specialists, including information such as a Thread
Dimensions Substitution Chart.
- RUFFNECK Heaters
- Useful pages at "Hazardous
Locations Reference" with definitions, including MIC:
Minimum Igniting Current, MESG: Maximum Experimental
Safe Gap etc.
- SIEMENS
- Explosion proof equipment
- Setra -
pressure transducers for hazardous areas. Also application
note on "explosion-proof / intrinsically safe".
- SourceIEC,
Texas, for IEC Hazardous Location products including Cable Glands,
Lighting Enclosures and Accessories suitable for Zone 1 & 2 locations.
- Swift
Protech a global leader in the design and manufacture of hazardous
location enclosures. The web pages include a comparison
of NEC and IEC Groups.
- thuba AG
- a service company for special solutions based on standardized and
certified assemblies, development, certification and installation of explosion
protection products.
- Tyco Thermal Controls
(Now see Pentair
Thermal Controls) Trace Heating products and services such as: Raychem, Pyrotenax, Tracer,
Isopad and Thorin & Thorin.
- Vantage Technology
electrical connectors for use in hazardous environments.
- Victor
Products manufactures a diverse range of
hazardous area equipment.
- Wago
- The Ex
2.0 catalog contains information on rail-mounted terminal block
systems etc. See also list of applicable IEC
/ EN standards and Advantages
of WAGO EEx e II and EEx i terminal blocks.
- Walsall
Ltd. - explosion protected products ranging from lighting and
terminal enclosures through to local control, distribution and complex
control systems designed and built to order, with all products approved to
the very latest European / worldwide harmonised standards, ATEX 94/9/EC,
IECEX & GOST-R.
See
also Commercial Links
Has the
company name changed? Check Who owns
whom from Electrical Wholesaling (Aug 1, 2008) for
Canadian manufacturers.
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Updated Oct. 2,
2012