What’s ATEX?
Jul 09,2021 JLKJ
What’s ATEX?
ATEX, the abbreviation of "ATmosphere EXplosible", it also means the the European guideline (2014/34/EU) for areas with a potential danger for explosions caused by the presence of an explosion dangerous atmosphere.
The European Union’s ATEX directive is the world’s generally accepted standard for the use of equipment in explosive atmospheres. ATEX certification is a requirement to ensure safety in the workplace by determining whether equipment is suitable for operation in a potentially explosive environment. The certification usually involves an Notified Body that provides testing as part of the certification process. Certified equipment receives a “CE” marking to indicate compliance and an additional “Ex” marking to indicate official certification under the ATEX directive.
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