seeITnow GmbH, Jörg Brinkmann What needs to be certified – and what doesn't? ⚙️ Not everything needs an EX sign - but many things require attention There are often uncertainties when dealing with potentially explosive atmospheres: Does every tool have to be ATEX-certified? And...
seeITnow GmbH, Jörg Brinkmann What are the different Ex zones – and what can be used where? What are ex-zones? "Explosive atmospheres" are not equally dangerous everywhere. They are therefore divided into so-called zones. These indicate how often and for how long an explosive atmosphere can ...
seeITnow GmbH, Jörg Brinkmann What does “ex” actually mean—and how does an explosion occur? What does "EX" actually mean? The abbreviation "Ex" stands for "potentially explosive". It identifies work areas in which gases, vapors or dusts can form an explosive atmosphere with air. As soon as a...
seeITnow GmbH, Jörg Brinkmann Typical ignition sources – and how to avoid them safely ⚠️ A small cause – with explosive effects In potentially explosive areas, a single moment is often enough: a spark, a hot surface, or an electrostatic discharge. If an ignitable air-gas or air-dust mi...
seeITnow GmbH, Jörg Brinkmann Who is responsible – and what needs to be documented? 🧍♂️ Security starts with people – not devices Explosion protection is not just a matter of technology—it also involves organization, documentation, and awareness. Even minor ambiguities in responsibi...
