Three new resources give colleagues different starting points in the same control-equipment discussion. This update separates the machine arrangement, an insulation path and an operator’s mechanical data so that a useful clarification does not become an unintended engineering acceptance.
MMAIATEX Control Review Resources: October 21 Update Read More »
Two mechanical figures are not comparable until their quantities, units, limit qualifiers and complete configurations match. These buyer questions explain how to read a push-button quotation without treating a photograph or a head-only value as assembly evidence.
Push-Button Operating Force and Travel: 12 Buyer FAQs Read More »
An insulation distance needs a defined path, not just a number. This guide separates an air route from a solid-insulation surface route and shows buyers how to identify mismatched drawings or configuration references before technical review.
Creepage vs Clearance: A Control-Component Buyer Guide Read More »
A control-box drawing can leave the rest of a machine’s electrical arrangement undefined. This guide helps buyers identify system boundaries and drawing responsibilities without treating a cabinet or Ex document as whole-machine approval.
IEC 60204-1 Machine Electrical Scope: A Buyer Guide Read More »
Three English guides published on October 20, 2026 give lighting buyers different ways to question an incomplete reply. This update connects human light-exposure evidence, the scope of a lifetime claim and the items actually included in a cable-entry offer.
MMAIATEX Lighting and Entry Guide Update: October 20 Read More »
A locknut, entry-thread sealing washer, earth tag and shroud do not do the same job. These buyer questions turn a vague accessory description into an itemised enquiry without assuming a complete kit or an approved combination.
Cable Gland Accessories: 12 Buyer FAQs for Ex Entries Read More »
A projected LED output result is not automatically a service-life statement for a complete fixture. Use a claim-by-claim evidence card to separate the tested component, projection method, offered luminaire and commercial warranty.
LED Lumen Maintenance vs Luminaire Lifetime: Buyer Guide Read More »
An Ex marking and a lighting calculation do not answer the same question as a photobiological assessment. Use this buyer worksheet to identify the assessed luminaire, its intended use and the evidence behind a light-exposure claim.
IEC 62471-7 Photobiological Safety for Lighting Buyers Read More »
MMAIATEX published three English guides on October 19, 2026. This update connects them through one control-product enquiry record, linking the delivered configuration, voltage-label context and contact-duty documentation to a specific quotation question.
MMAIATEX Control Enquiry Guides: October 2026 Update Read More »
Read control-contact duty separately from contact state or a headline ampere value. Twelve buyer questions explain category-specific evidence, complete table rows, contact identity and the separate review needed for an Ex assembly.
AC-15 vs DC-13: 12 FAQs on Control Contact Ratings Read More »
