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Hoists for hazardous environments
05 June 2016
The J D Neuhaus Profi TI range of air operated hoists has been engineered for extremes and can be safely operated even in hazardous working environments exist.

The compressed air supply, utilised for both power and control functions, does not initiate sparks, providing an advantage when hoists are operating in potentially explosive atmospheres. Greater safety can be achieved by preventing sparks generated by static discharges or metal to metal friction contacts.
Standard versions of JDN hoists and crane systems (which utilise Profi TI hoists for lift operations) have the explosion protection / classifications and markings EX II 2 GD IIA T4 / II 3 GD IIB T4.
Increased spark protection can be achieved, which involves copper galvanisation plating of the hoist bottom block and load hooks, together with fitting brass safety catches to achieve a rating of EX II 2 GD IIB T4.
With even further increased spark protection for explosion group IIC, the hoist horizontal movement trolleys incorporate running wheels and travel gearing which are manufactured in bronze for an impressive EX II 2 GD IIC T4 rating.
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