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R. STAHL expands its range of slim Ex isolators

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Waldenburg, Germany – Explosion protection expert R. STAHL is increasingly expanding its range of intrinsically safe ISpac isolators. The latest module of the slim, continuously expanded ISpac isolator range that R. STAHL has now introduced is the 9282 temperature transmitter.

New EXLUX luminaires with optimised luminous efficacy

September 4, 2019

Waldenburg, Germany – Global explosion protection specialists, R. STAHL, launches the new generation of EXLUX linear luminaires for use in Zones 1/21 and 2/22, anywhere in the world.

The widest range of industry-specific Thin Clients for hazardous and industrial area

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Press Release: R. STAHL's Thin Clients cover all requirements for an on-site operation, and have been designed for hazardous as well as for non-hazardous industrial areas

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