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News Release from: Berson UV-techniek | Subject: Insectron GX
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 06 June 2007

Killing insects for pharmaceuticals and
chemicals

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The Insectron GX unit, produced by Berson, is ATEX certified for use in areas designated as possessing a gas explosion hazard, for use in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries

This, in addition to the hygiene and HACCP compliance benefits it affords, makes the product especially suited for applications such as pharmaceutical, chemical and cosmetics manufacturing, and other industries where solvents and flammable compounds are produced The GX models are designed and built under ISO 9001:2000 compliant conditions, come with a three year guarantee and conform to EN 60079-0, EN 50014:1997 and EN 50018:1994 standards

They have also been certified by German Institute PTB, one of the notified certifying bodies under directive 94/9 EC for equipment and protective systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.

The full ATEX classification is II 2 G EEx d IIB T5.

The units are additionally ingress-protected to IP67, allowing their use in potentially wet environments where water sprays may be regularly in use, and all exposed components feature enhanced resistance to UV-A.

With the GX, Insectron has again improved its functionality, providing insect extermination services for all situations: small and large spaces, dry or wet environments, and areas with either gas or dust explosion hazards.

Each Insectron GX is fitted with two high output UV-A lamps and a pheromone emitting glue board.

In combination, these are highly attractive to flying insects - especially flies - within a 200m2 area.

The glue board then catches and traps the insects permanently, maintaining hygienic and safe conditions in the surrounding area until it is removed and replaced.

By maintaining close links and collaborating with universities, research institutes and industry professionals, Insectron is able to repeatedly evolve to work better and satisfy the industry's changing needs and demands.

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