Class 1 Division 1 and Class 2 Division 1
X-Purged Workstations
The X-Purge workstations for C1D1 and C2D1 are
designed for areas where flammable gases and
vapors are present in the air in sufficient quantities
to be explosive or ignitable. The entire unit, not just
the purge, is certified to meet UL standard NFPA496
for Class 1 and Class 2 areas. It is not uncommon for
our workstations to be in the field for 10-15 years
are still out performing other units in terms of
reliability and durability.
Swift-Protech has a 25 year history of building
rugged and reliable industrial workstations. For
25 years, we have, and will continue to be,
committed to customer care and
uncompromising quality.
Key Benefits of a Purge:
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Better ROI
Lower cost of ownership
Added safety
Available alerts & alarms
Not limited to specific components
More configuration options
Longer useful life
More flexible maintenance options
Seamless cabinet/KB enclosure
X-Purge can be configured for C1D1
and C2D1 areas
678-590-1634
SF Class 1 Division 1 workstation with installed X-purge
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The entire SF system has been tested by a third
party to comply with UL standard NFPA 496. This
not only acts as a proof of quality but also as a
badge of safety and commitment to the highest
standards of product excellence.
Purge Information The 6000 series
purge system reduces the classification
within the protected enclosure from
Zone 1 and 21 to non-hazardous area.
General purpose equipment can be
operated within the protected
enclosure.
 Suitable for Class I and II, Division
1/ Zone 1 and Zone 2 and nonhazardous area applications
 Enclosure sizes up to 250 cubic ft.
(7.01 cubic meters)
 The Type X/ Ex Px system
conforms to ATEX, NFPA 496 and
ISA 12.4
 DEMKO, UL cULus, IEC 61508, SIL
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Class 1 hazardous locations, according to NFPA 496, is an
environment where flammable gas and/or vapors are
present during normal operating conditions. Some typical
Class I locations are:
 Petroleum refineries, and gasoline storage and
dispensing areas;
 Dry cleaning plants where vapors from cleaning fluids
may be present;
 Spray finishing areas;
 Aircraft hangars and fuel servicing areas; and
 Utility gas plants, and operations involving storage
and handling of liquified petroleum gas or natural gas.
A Class 2 environment is one where dust which is airborne
and can be ignited. Even some substances, which when
accumulated are inert, can be flammable when spread
through the air. Some common Class 2 environments
include:
 Grain elevators;
 Flour and feed mills;
 Plants that manufacture, use or store magnesium or
aluminum powders;
 Producers of plastics, medicines and fireworks;
 Producers of starch or candies;
 Spice-grinding plants, sugar plants and cocoa plants;
and
 Coal preparation plants and other carbon handling or
processing areas.