|
The safety technology company BARTEC will cooperate
with Symbol Technologies, the internationally leading supplier in
mobile computing. The target of this international partnership is to
supply mobile computers from Symbol as explosion protected variants
and to market them internationally. These devices were specifically
developed for use in potentially explosive gas atmospheres occurring
in industrial plants. The equipment allows customers in the chemical,
pharmaceutical, oil and gas industries as well as in the energy and
environmental sectors, in plant engineering and transport to
increase their productivity and to improve the efficiency of their
companies.
“The cooperation offers enormous potential to both companies,”
said Ralph Köster, CEO of the BARTEC Group. “BARTEC and Symbol
pool their strengths and market innovations at the highest level.
Due to the cooperation in mobile computing, our product range
including components, devices, equipment and services in safety
technology will be ideally complemented. Our customers will benefit
from this alliance to a great extent.”
MC9060ex mobile computers offer flexibility and reliability with
integrated barcode scanning function and local 802.11b radio
technology based on the mobile computer platform MC 9000, Symbol’s
showcase. The robust design is resistant to a height of fall of 1.2
m on concrete. The equipment is available in two different variants
– one is certified in accordance with the North American
Underwriters Laboratory (UL) for areas, Class I, Division 1, Groups
C, D. The other variant is ATEX-certified for potentially explosive
atmospheres, zone 1, in accordance with the safety regulations
defined by the European Union for potentially explosive atmospheres.
“The cooperation with BARTEC allows us to essentially expand the
fields of application for our mobile computers,” explains Chuck
Dourlet, Vice President Mobile Computing, Symbol Technologies. “We
have been able to respond to the demand for multi-purpose mobile
computers for use in potentially explosive atmospheres due to the
cooperation with BARTEC providing comprehensive know how and
long-time experience in this area.“
www.bartec.de daniela.deubel@bartec.de
Posted December 2005
|