Suitable for use in various explosive hazardous environments (except under mines);

Accuracy class Ⅲ; Various interfaces are abundant, and analog or digital configuration is optional;

Three explosion-proof modes can be used;

Explosion-proof scale series

An electronic scale that can be used in places where there is a danger of explosion is called an explosion-proof scale. In order to ensure safety, explosion-proof scales are required in chemical, pharmaceutical, petroleum, food, textile and other industries.

Explosions can occur when oxygen (air), explosive substances, and detonating sources (such as electric sparks, hot surfaces) are present in the environment. Explosion-proof instruments must control at least one of these factors to achieve the purpose of explosion protection. This is the principle of an explosion triangle.

basic configuration

Intrinsically safe (intrinsically safe):

The intrinsically safe type is mostly used on explosion-proof bench scales and explosion-proof small scales.