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Equip your workforce with the safest and most advanced communication devices available. At Atexxo Manufacturing, we specialize in converting the world’s leading consumer smartphones into intrinsically safe, explosion proof devices. Our ATEX phones are specifically engineered for safe use in hazardous locations, including oil & gas, chemical, and petrochemical industries. Whether you need a ruggedized device for extreme conditions or the latest iOS features in a classified area, we provide certified solutions that do not compromise on functionality.
We understand that modern industrial operations rely on top-tier technology. That is why we modify the latest flagship models from Apple and Samsung.
Ranging from the ultra-rugged Samsung Galaxy XCover series (like the XCover7 Pro) to the high-performance Galaxy S-series (such as the Galaxy S26). These Android devices offer seamless integration with your current Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems.
We are proud to offer fully certified explosion proof iOS devices, including the latest iPhone 17 and iPhone 17E. Experience the familiar Apple ecosystem, advanced camera capabilities, and strict security features, now safely accessible in hazardous areas.
Hazardous areas require strict adherence to safety regulations. Atexxo B.V. provides mobile phones certified for both Zone 1 (and 21) and Zone 2 (and 22) environments.
Our in-house engineering team modifies the original devices, preserving all original features—such as facial recognition, wireless charging, and 5G connectivity—while ensuring the device cannot act as an ignition source. Our smartphones comply with the stringent European ATEX directives, as well as IECEx and US C1D2 standards.
Purchasing your ATEX phones directly from Atexxo means working directly with the manufacturer.
Looking to upgrade your industrial fleet with the latest ATEX smartphones? Select your preferred device above or contact our sales team for a custom quote and advice on Mobile Device Management.
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