From the basics of explosion-proof to equipment selection. We offer a free technical explanation for 30 minutes.
At GMI Japan, we are conducting free technical seminars for customers considering explosion-proof barriers. We will explain topics tailored to your needs, from the basics of intrinsic safety explosion-proofing to how to select explosion-proof barriers. [Examples of Seminar Themes] Basics of Hazardous Areas Mechanism of Intrinsic Safety Explosion-Proofing (Ex i) Differences Between Zener Barriers and Isolating Barriers How to Select Explosion-Proof Barriers Introduction to GMI Products [Features] Can be conducted in your conference room or online Available for 30 minutes or more Free participation fee Technical materials can be provided [Target Audience] End users Plant manufacturers Engineering companies Control panel manufacturers Customers considering explosion-proof equipment, etc. We can flexibly accommodate themes and times according to your requests. Please feel free to contact us first.
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Our company is a specialized manufacturer of explosion-proof equipment and functional safety devices, focusing on intrinsic safety barriers. Headquartered in Italy, we have been developing and manufacturing intrinsic safety barriers, signal converters, safety relays, explosion-proof power supplies, HART interfaces, and more for over 40 years. Our products are characterized by compliance with SIL standards in accordance with IEC61508 and are used in a wide range of fields such as petrochemicals, power generation, gas, pharmaceuticals, food, and water treatment, where explosion-proof and functional safety are required. Additionally, we have a proven track record of adoption by global companies such as ABB, Honeywell, Emerson, Yokogawa, and JGC, providing high reliability and safety in plants and industrial facilities around the world.
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