Explosion-proof tools

Explosion-proof tools are made of copper alloys. Due to the good thermal conductivity and almost carbon-free properties of copper, the heat generated in a short time is absorbed and transmitted when the tool and the explosion-proof tool body are rubbed or bumped. Another cause is copper. It's relatively soft, it has good concession when it comes to friction and impact, it is not easy to produce tiny metal particles, so we can hardly see the sparks, so the explosion-proof tools are also called non-sparking tools.

The material of explosion-proof tools is made of beryllium bronze and aluminum bronze. Beryllium bronze alloy and aluminum bronze alloy do not produce sparks when they are impacted or rubbed. They are very suitable for use in the production of explosive, flammable, magnetic and corrosive applications. tool. The BeA-20C alloy withstands 561IJ of impact energy in 30% oxygen or 6.5-10% methane air oxygen. There is no spark and combustion in 20 times.

The main scope of application is: petroleum refining and petrochemical industry, coal mine, oil field, natural gas chemical industry, gunpowder industry, chemical fiber industry, paint industry, fertilizer industry, various pharmaceutical industries. Oil wheels and liquefied petroleum gas vehicles, aircrafts, warehouses that operate flammable and explosive materials, electrolysis workshops, communications equipment assembly workshops, places that require tools that do not rust, wear resistance, and magnetic resistance.

Aluminum-copper alloy explosion-proof tools are made of precious rare metals for synthesis, smelting, and forging. Face hardness HRC25 ° above, tensile strength δb> 75-85kgf/mm, all other technical indicators have reached the advanced level of similar foreign products. The continuous use of flammable gas ethylene (concentration of 7.8%) ensures safety, and no spark, explosion, friction, and drop hammer are generated.

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