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.
There are already 300,000 of our high-performance Series B0480 valves for 200/300 bar inert gas systems in service. Specifically designed for high pressure inert gas applications, using pressure differential piston technology for optimal reliability and performance.
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Lintgen, Luxembourg 23 Mar 2018—www.rotarexfiretec.com—Rotarex Firetec, a business unit of Rotarex SA, is preparing to showcase the world's most compact, UNECE R107-certified bus engine fire suppression system at Stand E32 during BUSWORLD Turkey, 19-21 April, in Izmir. With new UNECE regulations going into effect starting this June, all new buses will be required to have a UNECE R107 approved fire system installed within the engine compartment. While most bus manufacturers have beg...
By Charles Strobel Given today's strict building codes, new environmental regulations, and ambitious corporate green initiatives, building- and room-based fire protection systems described as "clean" and "green" are good, right? No. They're great. Especially when it comes to certain use cases for inert gas fire suppression agents, such as mission-critical data and equipment, priceless materials and many human-occupied environments. Let's look at why. Cleaner Living Through Fire Suppressants ...
