Nylon Ex-e Rated Cable Gland | Explosion Proof

Ex-e cable gland, Non-armoured cable, Non-armoured gland, Polyamide 6, Increased safety, M20, Long thread

We can use it in

• Oil & Gas

• Chemical Plants

• Mining

• Any area with explosive gas or dust.

• INTERNATIONAL HAZARDOUS AREA CLASSIFICATIONS

  • IECEx: International Electrotechnical Commission System for hazardous area certification relating to equipment to be used in potentially explosive atmospheres.
  • ATEX: European Directive stipulates and certifies equipment intended for hazardous areas explosive atmospheres to be designed and manufactured to minimize the occurrence and limit the severity of accidental explosions.
  • CSA: Expert source for Ex testing and Ex certification of explosion-proof equipment used in hazardous locations and potentially explosive atmospheres across North America.
  • EAC EX: TR CU Certificate of Conformity for the Russian Customs Union for safety of equipment for use in explosive atmospheres is mandatory for any electrical equipment that is to be operated, or installed, in hazardous areas and potentially explosive atmospheres in these countries.
  • INMETRO: Certification body for Brazil to ensure electrical equipment meets requirements for use in hazardous and potentially explosive atmospheres.♦ Combustible Dusts & Fibres

    Zone 20 – Zone 20 hazardous areas are those in which an explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust is in the air for an extended period of time or frequently.

    Zone 21 – A zone 21 hazardous area is classified as having a presence of combustible dust in the form of a cloud occur frequently during normal working operations.

    Zone 22 – A working place where an explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust is unlikely to occur and if it does it would not be for a long period of time

    Hazardous Areas

    In order to protect personal and equipment from potential explosions the principle of hazardous area classification is used – this involves risk assessing the plant area and defining areas according to the type of flammable material and the probability of its release to create an explosive atmosphere.