A.D. VIGANÒ
A.D. VIGANÒ

A.D. VIGANÒ

The company A.D. Viganò began its operations in 1950 as a manufacturer of electrical materials for explosive hazard zones. Over time, the company also started supplying iron installations and special machinery, and eventually acquired Viganò Electrical. Today, the company is an expert in...

The company A.D. Viganò began its operations in 1950 as a manufacturer of electrical materials for explosive hazard zones....

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The company A.D. Viganò began its operations in 1950 as a manufacturer of electrical materials for explosive hazard zones. Over time, the company also started supplying iron installations and special machinery, and eventually acquired Viganò Electrical. Today, the company is an expert in designing, manufacturing, and selling electronic equipment and accessories for explosive hazard zones, including those caused by explosive gases or dust.

All A.D. Viganò products are classified according to the Ex D system depending on the level of protection – for surface applications (Group II) as well as underground/mining applications (Group I) – including classification of products such as protective materials for increased risk zones Ex e – Ex de, for internal safety Ex i, for protection against combustible dust Ex tb, for enclosures resistant to high pressure Ex p, and for water resistance.

The A.D. Viganò range offers, among others, EX-certified components such as: flexible conduits, cable glands, lighting fixtures, ex enclosures, boxes for voltages above 6.6 kV, push buttons, power connectors, switches, explosion-proof and custom panels, as well as sound signalers.

All products are manufactured in accordance with European standards such as IECEx and EAC-TrCu, which are implemented in locations where explosive atmospheres with gases or dust may occur, such as methane, firedamp, hydrocarbons, solvents, paints and resins, alcohol, perfumes and aerosols, distillates, plastic and rubber materials. These atmospheres may arise from production processes involving agricultural products, metals, chemical products, wood, etc.