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Our machinery is engineered to effectively remove both aqueous and solvent-based contaminants. While solvent-based cleaning is a hazardous process, our ATEX-certified equipment ensures compliance with EU regulations, safeguarding your operators and your facility.
What is ATEX?
ATEX is an abbreviation for “ATmosphère EXplosible,” which translates to “Explosive Atmosphere.” It’s a term used to describe European directives that regulate safety in areas with a risk of explosion.
- Explosive Atmosphere
A mixture of air and flammable substances (gases, vapors, or dust) that can ignite.
- ATEX Zones
Areas classified based on the likelihood and duration of explosive atmospheres.
- ATEX Equipment
Equipment designed and certified to operate safely in specific ATEX zones.
Why is ATEX Important?
- Safety First
ATEX regulations prioritize the safety of workers in hazardous environments.
- Industry Compliance
Businesses operating in industries like oil and gas, chemical processing, and mining must adhere to ATEX standards.
- Global Market Access
ATEX certification is often a requirement for selling equipment in European and other international markets.