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Llave Fija 1x1.1/8AF ATEX

Introducing the Llave Fija 1x1.1/8AF ATEX, a high-quality tool designed for safety and precision. This key features a double-bend antistatic design, making it ideal for environments where electrical hazards are present. Engineered to meet the stringent requirements of the ATEX certification, this key ensures compliance with explosive atmosphere safety standards. Its robust construction and exceptional durability make it a reliable choice for various industrial applications.

Key Features and Specifications

Crafted from a special aluminum-bronze alloy, the Llave Fija 1x1.1/8AF ATEX offers superior strength and resistance to wear. The oval-shaped handle provides a comfortable grip, enhancing user convenience and reducing fatigue. This key is similar to the DIN 3110 standard, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of lock systems. Here are some of its notable features:

• Double-bend antistatic design for ATEX-compliant environments
• Mango ovalado for enhanced grip and reduced fatigue
• Fabricated from a special aluminum-bronze alloy for durability and strength

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Llave Fija 1x1.1/8AF ATEX is an essential tool for professionals working in environments where electrical hazards are a concern. Its antistatic properties prevent the risk of sparking, making it ideal for use in oil refineries, chemical plants, and other hazardous areas. The aluminum-bronze alloy not only eliminates the health risks associated with beryllium but also reduces the likelihood of generating sparks compared to traditional copper-beryllium alloys. This key is a must-have for anyone looking to enhance safety and efficiency in their work. With its reliable performance and user-friendly design, the Llave Fija 1x1.1/8AF ATEX is the perfect choice for a wide range of applications.

• Ensures safety in explosive atmosphere environments
• Eliminates health risks associated with beryllium
• Reduces the likelihood of sparking in hazardous areas