Sector | Manufacturing
In manufacturing, explosion safety often becomes visible when a process changes, a new machine is installed or an auditor asks critical questions.
Exquintia supports manufacturers with assessment and control of explosion risks in production, maintenance, engineering and operations.
Recognisable question
Manufacturing risks arise from new machinery, changed extraction, coating, battery technology, wood or metal dust, flammable liquids, temporary work and maintenance. An older EPD, zoning file or inspection regime can then become difficult to defend.
Outcome
Exquintia combines ATEX 153, ATEX 114, IEC 60079, ISO 80079, NPR 7910, ignition sources and industrial practice into an audit-ready assessment with clear priorities for HSE, engineering, maintenance and management.
Machines are adapted, production lines expanded, new materials introduced and temporary solutions sometimes remain longer than intended.
Exquintia helps assess these changes and document their ATEX impact.
Exquintia supports manufacturers with:
You gain a clear view of explosion risks in the production environment, critical installations, relevant ignition sources, missing documentation and priority improvements.
Concrete entry point
Not a generic contact step, but a clear route for EPD, zoning, inspection regime and explosion safety risks.
For companies that want to know whether their EPD, zoning or inspection regime is still up to date.
Request intakeFor companies that already have a document, but doubt whether it holds up technically and legally.
Review EPDFor battery charging areas, dust installations, food/feed, utilities, water treatment and maintenance situations.
Request quickscanHave your ATEX risk independently assessed across production, extraction systems, filters, workshops and battery charging locations.
