ATEX-compliant industrial flat panel computers and displays for global applications

Nematron, a Division of Comark, is pleased to announce the completion of ATEX Zone 2 & 22 safety compliance testing on its iPC-Series industrial computers and M-Series industrial displays, the first in the industry to receive this certification.

Nematron Corporation

Apr 27, 2015

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Already known to provide world-class UL agency compliance with Class I & II, Division 2 hazardous locations approvals, Nematron’s ATEX-compliant products can now be offered by manufacturers doing business in locations such as Europe, which demands a different set of international safety standards.

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