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At MACE NSW, we pride ourselves on delivering the highest calibre of hand-held power tools from around the globe, specifically designed to endure the harsh conditions of underground mining. Our extensive range of equipment ensures that you will find the perfect tool for any challenge faced in subterranean environments. As the Australian distributor of Spitznas products, renowned for their exceptional durability and performance, MACE guarantees unmatched quality and reliability. Trust MACE to provide the best-in-class tools that meet the rigorous demands of underground mining, enhancing safety, efficiency, and productivity on every project.

Understanding ATEX Classifications

Working in explosive atmospheres presents significant challenges, foremost among them being the safety of workers. An explosive atmosphere is one where enough flammable gas, mist, vapor, or dust is mixed with air to cause an explosion if ignited by electrical or mechanical sources. The ATEX directive (ATmospheres EXplosibles) outlines the requirements for controlling explosive atmospheres and sets the standards for equipment and protective systems used in such environments. It mandates technical and quality objectives that must be met and certified by a third-party association like TUV. Although not a requirement in Australia, the ATEX directive serves as a practical, detailed guide for ensuring safety in high-risk areas.

For those designing, manufacturing, or selling equipment intended for explosive zones, adhering to ATEX standards is crucial. The directive ensures that approved products are marked with the appropriate ATEX classification label and Ex symbol, recognized internationally as a safety assurance. Spitznas, a specialist in pneumatic and hydraulic power tools, offers a comprehensive line of ATEX-certified tools ideal for the Underground Coal Mining Market. To understand ATEX classifications better and ensure the use of proper equipment in explosive zones, download our detailed classification guide today.

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