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The merger/acquisition by Telektron Hazardous Area Products of
Expo Safety Systems in the Fall of 1998 resulted in the creation
of the industry's most extensive supplier of purge and pressurization
systems worldwide.
Expo Technologies, Inc are specialists in the design, fabrication
and application of purge and pressurization methodology to protect
electrical equipment installed in hazardous areas.
Their capabilities have extended internationally with certification
to CENELEC standards for the European market, including EN 50
016 Ex p since 1983 through SIRA and PTB, and include North American
certification to NFPA496, 1993 through CSA, FM, and UL(C) as well
as compliance to AS2380 pt4, 1994 by Standards Australia.
Services and resources extend to supply of pressurization systems
coupled with pressurized enclosures, and combined with full certification
verification by an Expo Technologies technician offering an opportunity
for full certification to CENELEC EN50 016.
Additional products include 30 sizes of flameproof boxes to EN50
018, such intrinsically safe (EEx i) technology products as on-line
bar code readers, data entry and display terminals, keyboards,
pneumatic solenoid valves, and access control systems.
Expo Technologies have directly supplied over 12,000 purge and
pressurization control systems and more than 3,000 pressurized
enclosures to target clients in the Oil, Chemical, Pharmaceutical,
Bio-tech, and Plastics industries worldwide.
As evidence of the company's total commitment to hazardous area
technology, Expo Technologies provide delegates on six BSI technical
committees, the Chairman of both CENELEC and IEC EX p committees,
and represent all Group II manufacturers on the BASEEFA certification
management board.
In following, Expo Technologies can provide specialist consultancy
advice and assistance to clients applying for BASEEFA, SIRA, PTB
or other European test house certification.
Expo certified EEx p, EEx d, EEx I, and EEx m products used worldwide
in the protection of electrical equipment operating in hazardous
areas.
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