Special Extinguishing Systems  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

In close cooperation with the market leaders in the industry, we produce and develop modern extinguishing systems. Whether for mobile fire fighting or permanently installed solutions - our efficient machinery, the know-how of our employees and our claim not to be just any supplier make us a reliable partner who will tackle any challenge together with you. We are looking forward to your inquiry!

• Manufacture of turned parts with very small wall thicknesses
• Production of fits up to 9 x diameter
• Production of turned parts in bar processing up to 80mm diameter
• Complete machining by tapping spindle
• Production of turned parts with undercuts
• Production of workpieces from a wide range of materials
• Hard machining
• Machining by means of 4th axis
• Machining of difficult-to-machine stainless steels
• Production of housings
• Thread production by milling
• Series production by multiple clamping

Spark extinguishing system
In pneumatic transport equipment and mechanical conveyor systems which transport combustible materials, flying sparks can often lead to fires or filter explosions. Flying sparks are generally caused by the machines used or material soiling. Production downtime, high property damage and hazards for human life and limb are the result. In order to exclude this risk, extraction systems must be monitored for flying sparks and protected by spark extinguishing systems. If spark extinguishing systems in compliance with the directives of the Verband der Sachversicherer (Association of Non-Life Insurers) (VdS 2106) are installed, non-life insurers will grant a discount of up to 15%.
Fire protection with Argon extinguishing system
Machining centres for the machining of metals using combustible cooling lubricants represent a significant fire risk in production areas, particularly where the machining of alloys is involved. In addition to the actual working area of the machine, the workpiece transport area and the exhaust air duct are also at risk.
The employers’ liability insurance association “Wood and Metal” established in 2013 that the trend towards using non-water-miscible, combustible cooling lubricants puts more focus on the subject of fire and explosion protection on machine tools for operating companies and insurers. [DGUV Information Sheet 11/2013]. This trend is continuing.

• Pellet Industry
• Wood Based Panel Industry
• Carpenter´s Shop