Athom Electric Private Limited

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About Us: We, Athom Electric Private Ltd. (AE), a start-up, founded by Heavy Electrical Equipment Manufacturing industry veterans; aims to offer quality Flameproof/ Explosion proof, Weatherproof and Increased Safety Electrical equipment conforming to the National and International standards. Our state of the art manufacturing facility at Greater Noida is equipped with latest and advanced testing facilities to manufacture and supply a wide range of Flameproof, Weatherproof Products Junction Boxes, Lighting Fixtures, Switch Gears, Control Panels, Sirens, Telephones, Exhaust Fans/Pedestal bracket mounting Fans, Cable Glands, and Paging System. Flame protection equipment are used in different industry verticals to prevent ignition from dangerous substances that could lead to Flame or Explosion. Basically, these equipment prevents the contact between the explosive environment and the ignition sources. Moreover, explosion proof equipment is shockproof, sound proof and can work in extreme temperature conditions. Typically, Flame proof products are able to withstand an internal eruption. These should be certified by appropriate national & international standards such as CIMFR, PESO, Atmosphères Explosives (ATEX), which are authorized testing body. ATEX Directive outlines procedures to evaluate a product design based on groups and categories. Market Overview • The global explosion-proof equipment market was valued at USD 8.87 billion in 2019, and is expected to reach a value of USD 12.29 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 5.5% over 2020-2025. Increasing demand for integrated systems, progress in the automation sector, growth in industrial sectors, and stringent government regulations in handling hazardous areas are projected to foster the market growth, globally. • With the increasing consumption of energy, the need for fetching energy and fuel also increases. This stimulates the market for explosion-proof equipment, as they are widely used to prevent explosions during the generation of power from natural resources. With the world depending on coal to meet its energy requirements, new sites are being explored for coal reserves. • Explosion-proof devices cater to highly capital- and machine-intensive markets, like aerospace, manufacturing, and defense. Thus, the cost of safety devices required in these industries is also high. • Low-voltage explosion-proof motors are used extensively in the market, with many tier 2 and tier 3 manufacturers offering off-the-shelf single-phase and three-phase explosion proof AC and DC motors. Low-voltage motors are used in pumps, compressors, and blowers for application in the oil and gas industry. The growth of low-voltage motors is expected to increase, mainly because of expansion in both onshore (shale extraction) and offshore (FPSO and offshore production units) activities in the oil and gas industry. • Stringent Government safety regulations across the industries and increasing installation of electrical equipment in various fire vulnerable industries such as Oil & Gas, Mining, Chemical, Pharma, Fertilizers industries is also elevating demands for the Flame Proof & Explosion Proof electrical equipment. • Owing to its ability to prevent explosion and combustion, the demand for explosion proof equipment is rising rapidly across various end-user industry. Robust demand from oil and gas industry is likely to boost the market growth. Also, rising investment in industries such as construction and aerospace can increase the demand for the product. Moreover, the growing technological innovation along with the rising concern over safety and security is again fueling industry expansion.

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