Explosion Proof Electrical Equipment · Built to Your Spec

Explosion Proof Electrical Equipment.
Built to Your Specs.

Explosion Proof Distribution Boxes, Explosion Proof Junction Boxes, and Explosion Proof Control Stations configured around your voltage, terminal layout, cable entries, and required local standard. Start with the specs you have.

Configure Your Equipment → From one configured unit to project quantities
15+ Years
In Ex Equipment
2,000+
Configured Projects
30+ Countries
Served Since 2011
How We Work

How Your Equipment Gets Built

No rigid order forms. No standard-catalog compromises. Three steps from your specifications to a finished panel ready for shipment.

01 / SPECIFY

Tell Us What You Need

Send a drawing, a spec list, or just a photo of the unit you’re replacing. Voltage, circuit count, cable entries, zone classification — no formal RFQ required.

02 / ENGINEER

We Configure & Quote

A named engineer reviews your specs, produces a configuration drawing for your approval, and returns a detailed quotation. Typical turnaround: 24 hours.

03 / DELIVER

We Manufacture & Ship

Fabricated in our in-house enclosure workshop. Nameplates, terminal markings, and cable entries follow the approved drawing. Final checks cover wiring, dimensions, labels, and packing before shipment. MOQ: 1 unit.

Typical Applications

Configure Explosion Proof Equipment Around the Application

Illustrative configurations only. Final model, protection marking, and local approval must be matched to the project.

01 / Power Distribution

Offshore Platform Power Distribution

Challenge

Salt spray, limited installation space, and separate branches for lighting, pumps, and instruments.

Typical Configuration
Assembly
BX series · BXM(D) function · 8-way
Electrical
AC 220/380 V · 250 A
Protection
Ex db eb IIB T4 Gb · IP66 · WF2
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Petrochemical processing plant at night
Typical Environments Oil & Gas · Chemical · Marine · Mining
02 / Motor Control

Chemical Plant Motor Control

Challenge

Local start/stop and emergency-stop control for pump motors, with the DCS interface defined by the project.

Typical Configuration
Assembly
BZC51 IIB Control Station
Controls
Start · Stop · E-stop · Ammeter
Protection
Ex db eb IIB T6 Gb · IP66
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Start a Configuration

Your Configuration.
Your Timeline. Your Terms.

Send us a drawing, a spec list, or a photo of the unit you are replacing. Include voltage, circuit count, cable entries, zone classification, and the required certification or local standard. We will confirm what the selected model can support.

Start Your Configuration Or email your specifications
Typical quote: < 24 h MOQ: 1 unit Custom nameplates: standard
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