
Information About Possible Data Access
An unauthorized data attack was recently carried out on the server at BARTEC Pte. (Singapore).
An unauthorized data attack was recently carried out on the server at BARTEC Pte. (Singapore).
BARTEC and Amphenol Energy Technologies are pleased to announce a strategic partnership to enhance the marketing and sales of AMPHENOL’s interconnect product line in Saudi Arabia.
We’re proud to announce that BARTEC is the first in the industry to release Android 15 on intrinsically safe mobile devices for hazardous environments.
Intrinsic Safety (IS) is a protection technique for safe operation of electrical equipment in hazardous areas by limiting the energy, electrical and thermal, available for ignition. It refers to equipment and wiring that are designed to operate safely in hazardous environments where flammable gases, vapors, or dusts are present. The idea behind intrinsic safety is preventing ignition by ensuring that the electrical energy in a circuit is kept below the level that could cause a spark or excessive heat. To prevent explosion, you need intrinsically safe equipment in hazardous areas.
BARTEC Middle East proudly marked 50 years of global innovation and leadership in explosion protection and electrical safety at the Regional Partner Summit 2025, held in the iconic Palm Jumeirah, Dubai.
Industries worldwide continuously strive to understand and prevent dust explosions, recognizing the critical role of safety and compliance. A proactive approach is essential, as it safeguards lives, assets, and the environment. By staying informed, implementing best practices, and promoting a strong safety culture, organizations can significantly minimize explosion risks and create safer workplaces. In this blog you will learn why a dust explosion is hazardous, what are the requirements for a dust explosion, how to prevent dust explosions in hazardous areas, which industries are most affected with the possibility of dust explosions and lastly, what are the equipment sub-groups for combustible dusts and the ignition temperatures from dusts.