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Frequently Asked Questions
This FAQ page provides answers to common questions about Cengar tools and equipment. It covers topics such as certifications, product use, and manufacturing across our industrial product range.
Yes. Every model is tested and certified for use in explosive gas environments.
ATEX certification confirms that equipment is designed and assessed for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (such as oil rigs, chemical plants, and mines). It reduces the risk of ignition caused by sparks, heat, or mechanical failure when tools are used in environments where flammable gases, vapours, or dust may be present.
Hydrogen-safe saws are pneumatic cutting tools certified to ATEX IIC standards for use in explosive environments containing hydrogen gas.
Absolutely. These ATEX IIC air saws are built for cutting in offshore, oil and gas industries
The JSZ can cut pipe and steel sections up to 300 mm diameter. It includes a clamp and blade guide for straight, vibration-reduced cutting.
Yes. Models like the JP901 and PL905 are ideal for GRP, composites and thin metal sections.
Yes. Cengar offers clamps and blade guides to reduce vibration and ensure accurate cuts. Cengar pneumatic saws are ATEX-certified air saws for cutting steel, composites and GRP in explosive or confined spaces. With low vibration, cold cutting, and UK-built durability, they are trusted by professionals in oil, gas, marine and industrial sectors.
Yes. It meets ATEX standards for both underground (Group I) and surface (Group II) explosive zones.
The JSM is based on the JSZ but includes additional certifications and accessories for underground mining safety.
Impact sockets are designed for use with pneumatic, hydraulic, petrol, and battery impact wrenches. They are used in industrial applications where high torque is required, such as maintenance, assembly, and disassembly of heavy-duty fasteners. Impact sockets are manufactured to withstand repeated impact forces while maintaining strength and dimensional accuracy.
Yes. Cengar impact sockets are manufactured in Britain. Production focuses on maintaining consistent quality, strength, and durability to meet the demands of industrial applications.