Gas distribution stations carry the risk of explosion due to the storage, transportation, and distribution of gas under high pressure.

In the iron and steel industry, it is necessary to use Ex (explosion-protected) certified electrical materials used in potentially explosive environments.

Explosion risks in mines and tunnels generally arise due to working in environments where explosive gases, vapors or dust may be present.

Petrochemical production is the process of processing hydrocarbons such as oil and natural gas and converting them into chemical products. This process begins with the refining, separation and separation of oil and natural gas into different chemical

Explosion risks in water treatment facilities may arise as a result of improper storage or use of chemicals used in water treatment.

The ATEX (ATmospheres EXplosibles) directive regulates the use and marketing of equipment operating in explosive atmospheres. The maritime sector is also included in the scope of this directive.

Oil and gas facilities are among the high-risk industries and, if not operated correctly, can pose serious risks of explosion and fire. Explosion risks in these facilities can be listed as follows:

The pharmaceutical industry is a sector where the risk of explosion in production processes is high. Factors such as the use of industrial chemicals, the use of flammable materials, the accumulation of dust and the formation of gases are high risk fa

When choosing electrical materials in explosion-risk areas in the food industry, it is important to use products that comply with the ATEX directive.

Battery charging areas pose many potential risks that could lead to explosion. In these areas, hydrogen gas may be released, especially during the charging process, and when this gas accumulates in the air, there is a risk of explosion.