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.
Did you know that from the factory to the data center, 60% of fires start as electrical fires? The Rotarex FireDETEC Automatic Fire Suppression System for Electrical Cabinets is designed to put them out instantly using pneumatic technology—minimizing damage & downtime.
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Rotarex, the parent company of Firetec, develops innovative gas control products such as the Firetec total flooding gas fire protection systems and FireDETEC automatic fire suppression systems.
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Lintgen, Luxembourg 14 November 2018—www.rotarexfiretec.com—Rotarex Firetec, a business unit of Rotarex SA, is proud to feature its breakthrough Compact Line Fire Suppression System at Stand W2 365 during bauma China, 27—30 Nov. 2018 in Shanghai. As the leading trade fair for the construction and building-material machine industry in Asia, bauma China welcomes 2,958 exhibitors and more than 170,000 visitors from 149 countries. Given the prominence of the show, Rotarex Firetec...
By Charles Strobel As the world absorbs the devastating loss of Brazil's National Museum last month, counterparts at other institutions may be wondering if inert gas fire suppression systems can help them avoid a similar fate. Judging from reports, the inferno that swept through the Rio de Janeiro landmark on September 2 was as intense as it was heartbreaking. According to the New Yorker, museum director Alexander Kellner went on national television to describe going into the facility while t...
