Video demonstration of Flash Point

How long does it take to light a saucer with diesel? Take a guess!

A substance's flash point highly influences your hazardous area classification, while it's ignition temperature determines the temperature class (T-Class) of your equipment. This video shows the flash point of two common liquids: gasoline and diesel. Read the full blog for a technical deep dive:

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Quick introduction on industries dealing with explosive risks. And a cheat sheet on ATEX zones and what equipment to use.

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