ATEX doors are specialized door systems designed for safe use in explosive environments containing gas, vapor, or combustible dust. These doors are structured to minimize static electricity buildup, spark generation, and the risk of friction-induced ignition.
The aim is not to withstand an explosion, but to prevent it from occurring.
ATEX-certified doors ensure both personnel safety and regulatory compliance in chemical plants, power stations, and industrial production areas.
ATEX is the European Union directive concerning equipment to be used in explosive atmospheres.
2014/34/EU ATEX Directive
Zone 1, Zone 2 (gas)
Zone 21, Zone 22 (dust)
Door systems are manufactured with appropriate materials, grounding, and equipment for safe use in these environments.
Where is it used?
- Petrochemical plants
- Refineries
- Power plants
- Paint production facilities
- Flour and grain storage areas
- Chemical warehouses
Technical Specifications
- Antistatic surface and hardware
- Grounding integration
- Non-sparking hardware
- Ex zone compliant locks and accessories
- Optional fire resistance combination