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We convert mobile quipment so it is safe  in potentially explosive environments.

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Explosion Protected Equipment

Welcome to Explosion Protected Equipment, your premier destination for enhancing safety in hazardous industrial environments. We specialize in flameproof engine conversions for forklifts, ensuring that your machinery meets the highest safety standards.

As the sole distributor of PYROBAN® products, we provide cutting-edge solutions that transform standard equipment into explosion-protected powerhouses, capable of operating safely in areas with flammable gases, vapors, and dust. Trust in our expertise and innovative technology to protect your workforce and assets while optimizing productivity. Partner with Explosion Protected Equipment for unparalleled safety and peace of mind in your industrial operations.


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OUR CONVERSIONS
  • Forklifts
  • Scissor Lifts
  • Reach Trucks
  • Stackers
  • PalletJacks

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What is Flameproofing and why is it necessary?

Flameproofing, also known as explosion-proofing, is a safety technique used to protect industrial equipment operating in hazardous environments where flammable gases, vapors, or dusts are present. The process involves enclosing potential ignition sources, such as electrical components, within a robust enclosure designed to withstand internal explosions without allowing flames or sparks to escape and ignite the surrounding atmosphere.

Flameproofing is crucial because it significantly reduces the risk of explosions in hazardous areas, protecting both personnel and equipment. By containing any internal ignition within the enclosure, flameproof equipment prevents potential disasters, ensuring a safer working environment and minimizing the risk of fire-related accidents. This is especially important in industries like mining, chemical processing, and oil and gas, where explosive atmospheres are common.