Supplying hazardous area static grounding solutions for over 25 years   For over 25 years, Newson Gale has been leading the way in hazardous area static grounding control, serving industries where processes generating static electricity have the potential to ignite flammable or combustible atmospheres. Â

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Industries we serve

Chemical & Petrochemical This sector relies on the transportation, handling and processing of many hazardous products. Read more...	Pharmaceutical This industry has a long history of worker safety and fire prevention. Read more...	Paints & Coatings The use of solvents is still important in protective coatings applications. Read more...	Food & Beverage The handling and storage of combustible organic ingredients can generate high levels of static electricity. Read more...

 

Static Grounding Solutions

Newson Gale offers a wide range of grounding and bonding, static grounding and anti static electricity solutions aimed at any industry where flammable, combustible and explosive atmospheres are present.
The static grounding product range includes:

Earth-Rite Static Grounding Indicating & Interlock Systems
- providing local indication of proper ground connection and interlock control for process control or alarm systems.

Bond-Rite Self Testing Clamps and Static Bond Indicating Systems
- providing local indication of proper bonding for applications where interlock is not practical or required.

Cen-Stat Static Grounding & Bonding Clamps
- a wide range of purpose-designed static grounding clamps, cables, reels and assemblies, to suit all common applications.

The products are fully compliant with internationally recognised Best Practice standards for controlling static electricity such as:

NFPA 77
- this recommended practise applies to the identification, assessment, and control of static electricity for purposes of preventing fires and explosions.

With experienced representatives in many areas of the world, Newson Gale pools it’s application knowledge to engineer high reliability products to suit many standard as well as ‘special’ applications.  To find out more about static hazards and how it can be monitored and controlled visit the Knowledge Centre.