MMAIATEX has published three English guides covering certificate status changes, dust ignition-temperature evidence and purchasing records for second-hand Ex equipment.
MMAIATEX Certificate Status and Dust Data Guides: Update Read More »
Review the identity, service history, repairs and destination requirements of second-hand hazardous-area equipment before making a purchasing decision.
Second-Hand Ex Equipment: 12 Purchasing Review FAQs Read More »
Keep dust cloud and dust layer ignition-temperature evidence separate when preparing an Ex equipment enquiry. Record the tested material, method and conditions instead of treating an unlabeled temperature as an equipment rating.
Dust Cloud vs Dust Layer Ignition Temperature: Guide Read More »
A certificate status change after quotation or ordering needs a documented response. Separate the live record, affected equipment and responsible technical decision before accepting a supplier’s explanation.
IECEx Certificate Suspension: Buyer Response Checklist Read More »
Three new English MMAIATEX guides help buyers distinguish laboratory and certification roles, interpret substance temperature data and resolve equipment identity questions when marking is damaged.
MMAIATEX ExTL and Substance Data Guides: New Resources Read More »
Twelve practical questions about unreadable or missing Ex equipment identification, evidence gaps, supplier escalation and documented acceptance decisions.
Ex Equipment Damaged Nameplate: 12 Buyer Review FAQs Read More »
Learn why flash point and autoignition temperature answer different questions, and how to keep substance-property data separate from equipment temperature limits in a purchasing enquiry.
Flash Point vs Autoignition Temperature: Buyer Guide Read More »
Understand the different roles of an IECEx testing laboratory and certification body, then check which organization and document actually support the equipment offered.
IECEx ExTL vs ExCB: Verify Testing and Certification Read More »
MMAIATEX has published three English resources for reviewing identified equipment deliveries, adverse service conditions and cleaning documentation before purchase or maintenance planning.
MMAIATEX Unit Verification Guides and Equipment Care Read More »
Twelve purchasing and maintenance-planning questions about cleaning instructions, chemicals, equipment identity and records for electrical equipment in hazardous areas.
Ex Equipment Cleaning Requirements: 12 Practical FAQs Read More »
