| Long Description | Available in a choice of seven grades for industrial, household, and trade use. For the preparation of surfaces between coats, use the wire wool dry. For removing paint spots, use with a white spirit, turpentine or liquid paint remover. For household work, use with soap and water as required. Suitable for use with metallic pots and pans. Always wear gloves. | Customized to fit the individual user’s needs, the motors in ABB’s M2000 range are designed to meet the tough demands of modern industry. All M2000 motors comply with eff1, the EU’s highest efficiency class – which translates into cost savings and better environmental compatibility. Reliable, high quality products that are designed to last, ABB’s M2000 motors offer years of trouble-free operation, even in critical environments. To ensure equipment can be safety used in potentially explosive atmospheres, the hazardous areas where the equipment is installed must be known. Temperature class of equipment must be compared with the spontaneous ignition temperature of the gas mixtures concerned and its gas group must be known in specific cases (e.g. flame proof protection). Combustible dusts is hazardous as it can form potentially explosive atmospheres when dispersed in the air. Furthermore, layers of combustible dust may ignite and act as ignition source for an explosive atmosphere. They meet all relevant international standards, including IEC, European (EN), ATEX and NEMA, and the most important specification requirements for the oil and gas industry. | Customized to fit the individual user’s needs, the motors in ABB’s M2000 range are designed to meet the tough demands of modern industry. All M2000 motors comply with eff1, the EU’s highest efficiency class – which translates into cost savings and better environmental compatibility. Reliable, high quality products that are designed to last, ABB’s M2000 motors offer years of trouble-free operation, even in critical environments. To ensure equipment can be safety used in potentially explosive atmospheres, the hazardous areas where the equipment is installed must be known. Temperature class of equipment must be compared with the spontaneous ignition temperature of the gas mixtures concerned and its gas group must be known in specific cases (e.g. flame proof protection). Combustible dusts is hazardous as it can form potentially explosive atmospheres when dispersed in the air. Furthermore, layers of combustible dust may ignite and act as ignition source for an explosive atmosphere. They meet all relevant international standards, including IEC, European (EN), ATEX and NEMA, and the most important specification requirements for the oil and gas industry. |
