At FeuerTrutz 2022 in Nuremberg on 29 and 30 June, WAGNER will be presenting its individual fire-protection solutions, which are used worldwide in areas such as warehouses/logistics, data centres or museums and archives. Among other things, the expert relies on active fire prevention with oxygen reduction. Visitors can experience how this system works live at the booth. In addition, Matthias Dorsch, Head of Market Solution Management, will be speaking at the expert forum ‘BIM goes Fire Protection’ on 30 June about ‘BIM in plant fire protection: from theory to practice’.
Oxygen reduction as an effective fire protection solution: this is how WAGNER ensures extra safety for customers all over the world. The OxyReduct system is used for active fire prevention in combination with early fire detection. The plant manufacturer will be demonstrating exactly how oxygen reduction works live at Booth 317 in Hall 4A from 29 to 30 June 2022. Visitors can experience fire behaviour in an oxygen-reduced atmosphere in an OxyReduct booth.
Another focus at the WAGNER booth is the earliest possible fire detection with TITANUS air sampling smoke detectors, which form the basis of every individual solution. The experts will also present on site where modern gas extinguishing systems are used and how the VisuLAN organization and hazard management system controls and centrally maps a wide range of safety-relevant systems.
‘We offer fire protection as a holistic solution. Trendsetting. Worldwide. Our fire-protection solutions are always based on the individual analysis of the risks prevailing in the protected area as well as the customer’s protection goals. Regardless of whether it is a small archive or a huge high-bay warehouse, our customers receive an individual and efficient solution with systems for active fire prevention or firefighting in combination with early fire detection,’ says Dipl.-Ing. Steffen Springer, Managing Director, WAGNER Group GmbH.
With a global network of locations and strong partners, the Hanover-based company offers the better solution in fire protection all over the world and can draw on a broad reference portfolio.
The professional exchange will also not be neglected at Germany’s largest trade fair for plant engineering fire protection. At the specialist forum ‘BIM goes Fire Protection’ on 30 June, Matthias Dorsch, Division Manager Market Solution Management at WAGNER, will speak about ‘BIM in plant engineering fire protection: from theory to practice’.
About WAGNER
Since 1976, WAGNER Group GmbH, based in Langenhagen (Germany), has been developing and implementing integrated fire-protection solutions and has established itself as an innovative solution and system provider with currently 640 employees at 20 locations in 12 countries worldwide. In the field of fire detection and fire prevention, WAGNER group is one of the technology leaders with more than 700 patents. The core competence is in the area of technical fire protection. Here, WAGNER develops individual solutions with its own products and systems in the fields of fire detection (TITANUS), fire prevention (Ox
