2026-09-21 · Équipe éditoriale KeXinMaterials
Caisse Antidéflagrante Pétrole & Gaz : Guide B2B ATEX/IECEx Zone 1 Zone 2 2026
L'industrie pétrolière et gazière exige des déclarations antidéflagrantes pour zones dangereuses Zone 1/2. Certifications ATEX (UE) + IECEx (international) + UL Class I/II (US) requises. Les déclarations doivent utiliser de la mousse conductrice + quincaillerie sans étincelles.
Classification des zones dangereuses (ATEX/IECEx)
ATEX Zone 1 / Zone 2 / Zone 21 / Zone 22 + IECEx equivalent classifications define where explosion-proof equipment is required. Misclassification is a safety + legal risk.
Zone 1 (gas): area where explosive gas atmosphere is likely to occur in normal operation. Continuous presence = high risk. Required: Ex d (flameproof) or Ex e (increased safety) enclosures.
Zone 2 (gas): area where explosive gas atmosphere is not likely to occur in normal operation, and if it does, only for short periods. Lower risk. Required: Ex n or equivalent.
Zone 21 (dust): area where combustible dust cloud is likely to occur in normal operation. Required: Ex tD (dust) enclosures.
Zone 22 (dust): area where combustible dust cloud is not likely to occur in normal operation. Lower risk.
Common in oil & gas: Zone 1 (refinery, drilling rig interior), Zone 2 (refinery exterior, tank farm), Zone 21 (grain processing, chemical), Zone 22 (similar).
Types de protection Ex
Ex d (flameproof), Ex e (increased safety), Ex i (intrinsic safety), Ex tD (dust) are the main protection types. Choice depends on equipment + zone.
Ex d (flameproof): enclosure contains any internal explosion without propagating to outside atmosphere. Heavy, expensive. Standard for Zone 1 high-power equipment.
Ex e (increased safety): no sparks or hot surfaces in normal operation. Lighter than Ex d. Standard for Zone 1 low-power equipment (junction boxes, instrument cases).
Ex i (intrinsic safety): circuit power limited so no ignition possible. Standard for Zone 0/1 measurement + control equipment (sensors, instruments).
Ex tD (dust protection): enclosure prevents dust ingress to ignition source. Standard for Zone 21/22.
Ex nA (non-sparking): no arcs or sparks in normal operation. Standard for Zone 2 light equipment.
Exigences de certification ATEX
ATEX 2014/34/EU is mandatory for equipment used in EU hazardous areas. IECEx is international. UL Class I/II/Div 1/2 is US equivalent.
ATEX 2014/34/EU: EU mandatory. Equipment Groups I (mining) + II (non-mining). Categories 1, 2, 3 corresponding to Zones 0/1/2 or 20/21/22. Notified Body certification required (e.g., TUV, SGS, Bureau Veritas).
IECEx: international (IEC system). IEC scheme accepted in Australia, NZ, Japan, Korea, Canada, US (alongside UL). Single IECEx certificate accepted in multiple jurisdictions.
UL Class I/II/Div 1/2: US equivalent. Class I = gas, Class II = dust. Div 1 = Zone 1/21, Div 2 = Zone 2/22. UL Listed vs UL Recognized distinction.
For B2B procurement in oil & gas: ATEX + IECEx + UL Class I/II triple certification is ideal for global operations.
Cost: ATEX certification USD 10,000-30,000 per case model. IECEx USD 8,000-25,000. UL Class I/II USD 15,000-40,000. Combined USD 25,000-80,000.
Mousse conductrice + exigences antistatiques
Foam interior + connecting equipment + non-sparking hardware are critical for Zone 1/2 cases. Standard PU foam cannot be used.
Conductive foam: surface resistivity 10^3-10^5 Ω. Dissipates static charge to ground. Standard for Zone 1/2 cases. PU foam with carbon black or metal fiber additive.
Anti-static foam (AS): surface resistivity 10^9-10^11 Ω. Prevents static buildup. Acceptable for Zone 2 cases. PU foam + chemical anti-static additive.
Standard foam (no treatment): surface resistivity >10^12 Ω. NOT acceptable for Zone 1/2. May cause static discharge and ignition.
Non-sparking hardware: brass, aluminum, or stainless steel. Avoid steel (sparks on impact). Standard for Zone 1 cases.
Material compliance: ATEX/IECEx cases typically use brass or aluminum hinges / latches / handles. Stainless steel for marine / offshore use.
Cas d'usage B2B dans le pétrole et le gaz
Different oil & gas applications require different Ex protection levels. Below is the typical 2026 B2B procurement recommendation by use case.
Offshore drilling rig (Zone 1 + marine): Ex d flameproof enclosure + IP66/IP67 + MIL-STD-810G + salt fog + conductive foam. Required: ATEX + IECEx + DNV-GL offshore certification.
Refinery interior (Zone 1): Ex d or Ex e enclosure + IP65 + MIL-STD-810G + conductive foam. Required: ATEX + IECEx.
Refinery exterior + tank farm (Zone 2): Ex nA or Ex e enclosure + IP65 + anti-static foam. Required: ATEX + IECEx.
Petrochemical plant (Zone 21/22 dust): Ex tD dust protection + IP65 + anti-static foam. Required: ATEX + IECEx.
Pipeline inspection / portable equipment: Ex i intrinsic safety + IP65 + lightweight. Required: ATEX + IECEx.
Oil field service vehicle: rugged hard case with Ex e or Ex nA + MIL-STD-810G + conductive foam. Required: ATEX for EU + IECEx for global.
Indice IP + chute + température
Oil & gas cases need robust IP rating + drop + temperature performance beyond normal industrial cases.
IP rating: IP65 minimum for Zone 1/2 (dust-tight + water jet). IP66 (powerful water jet) for offshore / marine. IP67 (immersion) for tropical / heavy rain deployment.
Drop test: MIL-STD-810G method 516.6 (26 drops) required for offshore. 8+ feet drop height typical.
Temperature: -40C to +70C typical for outdoor / arctic / desert deployment. ATEX/IECEx certified to IEC 60068-2-1 (cold) + IEC 60068-2-2 (dry heat).
Salt fog: ASTM B117 / MIL-STD-810G method 509.5 (salt fog) for offshore / marine. 48-96 hours exposure minimum.
Chemical resistance: resistant to hydrocarbons (oil, gasoline, diesel), acids (H2S, H2SO4), and bases. Standard for refinery / petrochemical use.
Coût + délai + MOQ
Explosion-proof cases have higher cost + longer lead time than standard hard cases due to certification + specialty materials.
Stock SKU (Ex e / Zone 2): USD 300-600. ATEX self-certification. Lead time 7-15 days.
Custom OEM (Ex d / Zone 1): USD 500-1500. ATEX + IECEx third-party certification. Lead time 60-90 days (incl certification).
Custom OEM (Ex d + offshore / DNV-GL): USD 1000-3000. ATEX + IECEx + DNV-GL + salt fog + MIL-STD-810G. Lead time 90-120 days.
MOQ: stock 10-50 cases. Custom OEM 50-200 cases. Lower MOQ for Zone 2 cases than Zone 1.
Annual certification maintenance: USD 5,000-15,000/year for audit + surveillance. Audit by Notified Body required for ongoing ATEX certification.
Capacité anti-explosion KeXinMaterials
KeXinMaterials offers ATEX + IECEx + UL Class I/II certified explosion-proof cases. EXW Shenzhen / FOB Shenzhen / FOB Ningbo only.
Stock SKUs: Ex e Zone 2 + IP65 + conductive foam. ATEX self-certification. USD 300-600.
Custom OEM: Ex d Zone 1 + IP66/IP67 + conductive foam + MIL-STD-810G + salt fog. ATEX + IECEx third-party certified. USD 500-1500.
Offshore package: Ex d Zone 1 + IP66 + DNV-GL + MIL-STD-810G + salt fog + conductive foam. ATEX + IECEx + DNV-GL + UL. USD 1000-3000.
Certifications: ISO 9001:2015 + ISO 14001:2015 + ATEX 2014/34/EU + IECEx + UL Class I/II. Notified Body: TUV Rheinland.
Test partners: TUV Rheinland (ATEX), SGS (IECEx), UL LLC (UL), Bureau Veritas (DNV-GL). All certified test reports valid globally.
Points clés
- Certification triple ATEX Zone 1/2 + IECEx + UL Class I/II pour pétrole & gaz mondial
- Ex d (antidéflagrant) pour Zone 1 haute puissance; Ex i (sécurité intrinsèque) pour Zone 0/1 mesure
- Mousse conductrice 10^3-10^5 Ω obligatoire pour Zone 1/2; antistatique pour Zone 2
- Quincaillerie sans étincelles : laiton/aluminium/acier inoxydable; jamais acier standard
- Coût : USD 300-3000/caisse; délai 7-120 jours; MOQ 50-200 caisses
FAQ
Quelle est la différence entre ATEX Zone 1 et Zone 2 ?
Zone 1 (gaz) : atmosphère explosible gazeuse probable en fonctionnement normal. Risque élevé. Équipements certifiés Ex d / Ex e / Ex i requis. Zone 2 (gaz) : atmosphère explosible gazeuse peu probable en fonctionnement normal. Risque plus faible.
IECEx est-il accepté mondialement ?
Oui. IECEx est le système de certification international, accepté dans 30+ pays dont Australie, NZ, Japon, Corée, Canada, États-Unis, UE, Brésil, Inde, Chine.
Quelle mousse est requise pour les déclarations antidéflagrantes Zone 1 ?
Mousse conductrice avec résistivité de surface 10^3-10^5 Ω. Mousse PU + additif noir de carbone ou fibre métallique. Mousse standard (>10^12 Ω) NON acceptable.
Quel est le coût de la certification ATEX pour une caisse rigide ?
Coût certification ATEX : USD 10.000-30.000 par modèle de caisse. Auto-certification (déclaration fabricant) pour catégories Zone 2 moins chère (USD 3.000-8.000). Certification tierce organisme notifié pour catégories Zone 1 plus chère.
Les déclarations antidéflagrantes sont-elles différentes des déclarations IP67 ?
Oui. IP67 est la protection contre l'infiltration d'eau (immersion 1m 30min). Antidéflagrant (Ex d/Ex e/Ex i) est la prévention d'ignition en atmosphère explosible.
Une caisse rigide standard peut-elle être utilisée en Zone 2 avec des modifications ?
Les déclarations rigides standard ne peuvent pas être utilisées en Zone 2 même avec modifications. Zone 2 exige la certification Ex nA ou Ex e par déclaration du fabricant ou tierce partie.