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Maximum Explosion Protection With Maximal Max-Ex Trucks to Be Introduced at CeMat Asia

2010-10-21 17:00 Kind:转载 Author:Maximal Source:Maximal
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When the Sino-American Zhejiang Maximal Forklift Co Ltd decided to introduce a range of Max-Ex explosion proof tr...

When the Sino-American Zhejiang Maximal Forklift Co Ltd decided to introduce a range of Max-Ex explosion proof trucks it seemed only natural that they should approach the world leader in explosion protection Pyroban Group to act as their Ex partner. Maximal started producing trucks in 2005 and have subsequently gained a strong reputation for high quality forklift trucks meeting international standards many with CE marking for supply within the European market. Pyroban have been explosion proofing forklift trucks for nearly forty years and have been supporting suppliers and users of Ex trucks in the China market for over twenty five of those years (initially as part of an agreement set up with BMHRI Beijing Material Handling Research Institute).

Using the very latest in Pyroban Ex technology the first Maximal trucks to be converted are the Max-Ex series FB 20M to FB 30M, 48V battery electric counterbalance trucks with lifting capacities between 2000kg and 3000kg. These models feature Zapi electric controllers and AC maintenance free traction and lift pump motors that ensure maximum truck productivity and minimal service maintenance costs. Maximal and Pyroban design engineers worked together to focus on retaining the original Maximal truck ergonomics one element of which was achieved by integrating the two main explosion proof enclosures within the original truck chassis. The trucks wide vision through the mast, compact turning radius and regenerative braking system were unaffected by the Pyroban explosion proof conversion. All surface temperatures were limited to Temperature Class T.4 and the Zone 1 and Zone 2 rated trucks are certified for Gas Groups IIA and IIB particularly suited for the Petrochemical, Chemical and Paints/Coatings industries. All trucks will be supplied with stainless steel clad forks, electrically conductive tyres and with an anti-static driver seat.

Max-Ex battery electric trucks can also be supplied with optional explosion proof work-lights, explosion proof reverse sounder and flashing beacon. There is also a choice of 48 Volt Ex batteries. Options for both Zone 1 and Zone 2 operations can be specified together with trucks to suit dust and powder hazards or for handling munitions.

All trucks will be certified by CQST to China standard GB 19854:2005 if for use within China or built to international standards of explosion protection such as the harmonised European standard EN 1755 when required for export sales. Further Maximal Ex truck models will be introduced next year including warehouse trucks and trucks designed specifically for the oil and gas industries.

A Max-Ex FB 25M 2.5T electric model will be on display at the Zhejiang Maximal Forklift Co exhibition stand number W1-F2 of the CeMAT ASIA fair being held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre from the 25 to the 28 October inclusive. Pyroban Suzhou Safety Systems will also be exhibiting explosion proof systems, offering Ex consultation services and Ex truck safety audits from stand number W1-C3-2. Both companies welcome visitors to their stands.  .

Visit www.maxforklift.com and www.pyroban.com  for further details.

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