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Originally Posted by weldequip
I was trying to suss that out looking at the photograph Wozza posted. They don't even look like re-settables to me, just standard none re-set inlines; that badly burnt though it's difficult to place em. Weldability own brand some decent stuff but I'm not familiar with that model mentioned.
Flashback Arrestors have to pass rigourous safety tests (in Germany) & I wouldn't touch any that are not British/European/American made.
weldequip
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Please be aware that the incident report to which Wozzaaah has linked above was found to be incorrect following a full investigation by Balfour Beatty Carillion (BBCJV). Weldability flashback arrestors were found not to have been involved in the fire at the East London Line Project site after all, which is not surprising as Weldability’s flashback arrestors are manufactured in Germany to full EN730-1 compliance and are 100% guaranteed.
You can read the BBCJV retraction and confirmation of the equipment actually involved, in their Safety Sheet No 136
here. You will note that BBCJV have confirmed in their report that the flashback arrestors found to have failed were SWP brand products. An independent test of the SWP flashback arrestors under EN730-1 conditions has been carried out and you can watch a video of these tests
here.
We hope this reassures you of the continued high quality of Weldability products.