Our first fire cylinder valve was invented in 1935 and since then we’ve never stopped inventing, designing, prototyping and manufacturing first-of-a-kind fire protection products that solve industry challenges and protect people and property from fire. This focus on innovation has made us the world leader in fire suppression cylinder valves. Now, our rapid response R&D; infrastructure allows us to create advanced fire suppression systems and components that improve fire safety and generate a positive ROI.
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Lintgen, Luxembourg 25 July 2018—www.rotarexfiretec.com—Rotarex Firetec, a business unit of Rotarex SA, announced today that it is adding 140-liter cylinders to its industry-leading INEREX® line of inert gas fire suppression systems Because they can fit the same amount of extinguishing agent with fewer cylinders, 140-liter cylinders are in high demand with customers. Which is why Rotarex Firetec is proud to expand its line of solutions to include 140-liter cylinders for either 2...
By Charles Strobel It's the 140-liter question for many fire system engineers and their clients: Are 140-liter cylinders a better choice for inert gas fire suppression systems? The answer upfront: "Yes," "no" or "maybe," of course. Why? Because evaluating the best choices for fire protection always requires a careful examination of risk factors that can vary from one use case to another—or even one site to another. That means 80- or 40-liter cylinders can play a key role in any system a...
