Author: Rafał Piecyk

In industries where explosive gases, vapors, or dust are a constant risk—such as oil refineries, chemical plants, and mining sites—maintaining robust safety measures is crucial. Explosion-proof terminal boxes and GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) Ex control stations are two essential components that work together to protect equipment, personnel, and processes in these challenging environments. Explosion-Proof Terminal…

ATEX Cable Gland: Safety and Reliability in Cable Entry Systems When you think about electrical installations in explosive atmospheres, the first thing that should come to mind is safety. That’s exactly why ATEX cable glands are an essential part of any such installation. These precisely engineered components, made from durable metals like stainless steel or…

Properly implemented equipotential bonding and electrostatic grounding are the cornerstones of safety systems in the industry. Maintaining a uniform electrical potential among all conductive elements of an installation minimizes the risk of discharges, sparking, and consequently, fire or explosion in environments exposed to flammable substances.

In today’s demanding industrial environments, ensuring the safety and reliability of electrical systems is paramount—especially in areas with explosive atmospheres. Our high-performance metal gland is engineered to deliver ultimate explosion protection, making it the preferred choice for industries where safety is non-negotiable. Unmatched Durability and Performance Crafted from durable 316L stainless steel and nickel-plated brass,…

ATEX directives are European Union regulations that ensure safety in environments where there’s a risk of explosions. These guidelines are split into two key directives: The goal of the ATEX directives is to protect both workers and consumers by reducing the risk of explosions and ensuring that all products and systems meet strict safety standards…

The IECEx standard, which stands for the “IEC System for Certification to Standards Relating to Equipment for Use in Explosive Atmospheres,” is designed to simplify the process of certifying equipment used in hazardous areas. This international system allows equipment that meets IEC standards to be recognized across multiple countries. In practical terms, if your equipment…

When working with threaded connections, it’s essential to understand the differences between metric threads and NPT (National Pipe Thread) systems. These two standards differ in measurement units, thread profiles, and sealing methods, making them suited for distinct applications. Measurement Units Thread Profile and Geometry Sealing and Applications In Summary Understanding these differences is crucial for…