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StuvEx Safety Systems Ltd

Abbey Studio
Church Walk
Chertsey
Surrey
KT 16 8RE
United Kingdom

Telephone : +44 1932 571303
Fax : +44 1932 570548
Email : peter.macken@irmaco.eu
Web : http://www.stuvex.com


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StuvEx – two important revisions to TES 01-V2/Ex 19 November 2020

StuvEx manufactures two truck earthing control systems, both ATEX Certified, which are guaranteed to safely discharge static build up; one for dusts and powders the other for gas. Two important revisions to the gas version (TES 01-V2/Ex) have just been announced which improve functionality and simplify installation....

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Keeping customers safe through the pandemic 14 September 2020

Despite all the issues surrounding the effects of the COVID-19 lockdown, Stuvex has been supporting their customers maintenance and engineering departments with routine explosion protection system servicing....

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Stuvex launches the NOREX explosion isolation valve 13 June 2013

Unfortunately, an explosion is rarely limited to a single element or process. Even when all the normal protective measures such as the installation of explosion vents have been made, an explosion can spread through filter inlet ductwork with potentially disastrous consequences. The NOREX isolation valve effectively stops an explosion from spreading any further....

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Safe Ground earthing system for road tankers receives ATEX certification 26 January 2012

The explosive nature of powdered products is well known and well documented. However, one risk that is often overlooked is static electricity build-up in road tankers....