Standards, classification and marking of hazardous weighing equipment

Published: 1-Jul-2013

Equipment and products operating in hazardous areas must be \'protected\' to avoid the possibility of them becoming a source of ignition

Equipment and products operating in hazardous areas are required to meet stringent criteria. They must be 'protected' to avoid the possibility of them becoming a source of ignition. Weighing systems are often an integral part of a process within the hazardous area and therefore must have suitable protection.

Many industries face major challenges when defining a zone as hazardous and this can have major implications for your business operation should you fail to meet the required legislative standards.

Mettler Toledo's simple and easy-to-read poster provides a comprehensive introduction to hazardous-area classifications, types of protection and how this information is reflected in the labelling of electrical equipment for hazardous areas.

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  • Electrical equipment labelling according to IECEx, ATEX and FM standards
  • Classification of hazardous areas
  • Types of ignition protection

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