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An unseen ignition risk in hazardous areas

An unseen ignition risk in hazardous areas

Non-compliant electrical equipment in potentially explosive atmospheres At Inlex, each year, we inspect thousands of pieces of electrical equipment in

Inlex – IECEx Certified Service Facility

Inlex – IECEx Certified Service Facility

Inlex is Australia’s first IECEx certified inspection & maintenance facility. We’re proud to announce we have achieved certification under the

RAAF Pearce and HMAS Stirling Hazardous Area Inspections

RAAF Pearce and HMAS Stirling Hazardous Area Inspections

Many Defence facilities in Australia have been established for decades and most were constructed before the ‘Manual for Infrastructure Engineering

Custom Solution – Hazardous Area Power Shutdown Units

Custom Solution – Hazardous Area Power Shutdown Units

Electrical equipment for hazardous areas (EEHA) is highly specialised and it’s often difficult to find equipment to suit niche project

Imported Fuel Gas Skid Rectification

Imported Fuel Gas Skid Rectification

Equipment and modules for oil and gas facilities in Australia are commonly manufactured overseas. Despite significant effort to ensure construction

LNG Plant Transformer Maintenance

LNG Plant Transformer Maintenance

Transformers are critical to the operation of any large industrial facility. Regular condition assessments and preventative maintenance are essential to

Power Micro-Grid Hydrogen Generator EEHA Inspection

Power Micro-Grid Hydrogen Generator EEHA Inspection

The hydrogen energy sector is set to grow rapidly in Australia over the coming years. To enable this growth, high

Iron Ore Mine E&I Package Inspection

Iron Ore Mine E&I Package Inspection

Large scale international manufacturing businesses can become complacent when carrying out electrical and instrumentation (E&I) installation works. When working across

Nickel Refinery HAC & Static Electricity Review

Nickel Refinery HAC & Static Electricity Review

Static electricity is a common and often harmless phenomenon, however, electrostatic discharges in hazardous areas can easily ignite explosive atmospheres.