ATEX Directive - how does it affect you?
With effect from July 2003, the European ATEX Directive 94/9/EC became mandatory. This means that any equipment designed for use in potentially explosive environments (dust, vapour, gas) must be CE Ex certified to the correct standard, depending upon the nature of the environment. We have been advising manufacturers and helping in the re-design of equipment to ensure that the requirements of the Directive are being met.
The Directive has significant implications for all equipment being used in grain stores, silos, mills, material handling, port facilities, drying systems etc.
Contact us for more information and assistance in assessing the implications of this Directive to your manufacturing and product development.
Hennock Industries NORTH AMERICA!!
Yes, Hennock Industries now has a North America office - in Canada. In December 2003, Henry Bell joined us. Henry will be running our Canadian office, offering the full range of HIL products and services in North America
HIL design wins award
A Hennock Industries design recently received a 'Highly Commended' award in the Jersey Design Awards. The new production block at the Young Orchid Foundation was designed by HIL Director and project engineer Dr Andrew Marchant. The design comprises the production block with a viewing gallery for the public to view production trials; a connecting walkway and a prestige show house.
- Glasshouse is awarded prize for its design, Horticulture Week, 21/11/02
Changes to HIL website
We hope you like the new look to the site. Cleaner and easier to read/navigate we hope! Lookout for additions to the tools and technical article services coming as soon as I have time to add them!
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