Magirus to showcase integrated civil protection systems at INTERSCHUTZ 2026

Interschutz 2026 will see Magirus exhibit at the civil protection and security trade fair in Hannover from 1 to 6 June 2026, highlighting its evolving role as a system provider for fire and disaster control as well as defence and security.

Under the motto “Built to Protect,” Magirus Interschutz 2026 will be centred at Pavilion 32 at Interschutz 2026, where the company will present SmartControl turntable ladders, new equipment, live demonstrations and interactive formats designed to create a hands-on experience and place for industry exchange.

The company said the trade fair appearance reflects its transformation over more than 160 years, as geopolitical conflicts, emerging threats and rising demands for critical infrastructure protection continue to reshape civil protection requirements.

Magirus said it now operates across fire and disaster control and increasingly into defence and security applications, including tactical vehicle solutions for armed forces and security authorities.

Expanding role in defence and security systems

As part of its presence at Magirus Interschutz 2026, the company will emphasise its expanded Defence & Security business unit, positioning itself across the full spectrum of modern operational scenarios.

“The requirements for emergency services and operators of critical Infrastructure is changing noticeably. For us, Interschutz is therefore above all the place for personal exchange with customers, partners and emergency services,” said Thorsten Marquardt, Head of Global Sales at Magirus. “We want to expand our company and our solutions not only present, but make it tangible. The focus is on for us, the question is always how we can best support the responsibility for safety and security .”

Pavilion 32 as interactive hub for emergency services

The Magirus Pavilion 32 will function as an interactive hub featuring live demonstrations, partner engagement and the “Operation 112” firefighter challenge. The company said the format is intended to bring together emergency services, partners and the wider safety community.

Visitors will also be able to explore new operational ideas and technologies aimed at supporting future civil protection requirements, particularly around critical infrastructure and disaster response.

More information on exhibits, programme details and event updates is available via the company’s trade fair page at https://interschutz.magirusgroup.com/.

Desu Systems to showcase industrial safety portfolio at INTERSCHUTZ 2026

Desu Systems confirms attendance at INTERSCHUTZ 2026

Desu Systems will attend the INTERSCHUTZ 2026 exhibition in Hannover from 1 to 6 June to present its broad portfolio of safety technologies.

The company announced it will be located at Hall 12, Stand D07, with a full team presence representing its various technical divisions.

Exhibits will focus on methane emission monitoring, flame and gas detection, and kitchen fire protection.

This presence at the exhibition reflects a growing demand for performance-led safety systems that respond to tighter regulatory expectations and operational risks.

Operators in petrochemical processing, hydrogen production, wind energy and waste handling face increasing pressure to improve safety performance.

Desu Systems also identifies aircraft hangars, tank storage, offshore infrastructure and commercial kitchens as sectors requiring updated technical and compliance solutions.

Emile Hippe, Managing Director of Desu Systems said: “Across industry, the conversation around safety is becoming more urgent and more practical at the same time.

“Companies are under pressure to improve detection performance, strengthen resilience, and respond to changing regulatory demands.

“Our role is to help them find technologies that are not only advanced, but also relevant to the realities they face in the field.”

Technical solutions for hazardous and industrial environments

Featured technologies at the stand will include optical gas imaging systems used for methane leak detection, quantification and monitoring.

The company will showcase the Spectrex 20/20Q flame detector alongside detection technologies based on QuadSense innovation.

These systems are designed to support faster response and reliability in demanding industrial conditions.

The exhibitor listing also includes the Sensia thermal imaging camera and the Buckeye Kitchen Mister suppression system.

Ronald Verkroost, Founder and CEO of Desu Systems said: “Industrial safety decisions carry greater consequences than ever when systems fall short.

“That is why detection and suppression technologies need to be chosen with a clear view of the risk, the environment, and the operational reality.

“At INTERSCHUTZ, we want to show solutions that answer those demands in a serious and practical way.”

Verkroost and Hippe will be available for press interviews throughout the duration of the event.

LEADER GROUP expands global firefighting equipment and industrial operations

Firefighting scale and international footprint

LEADER GROUP has expanded its international operations, with more than 250 employees, activity across Europe, North America and Asia, and a network of over 500 distributors worldwide.

The company reports that this growth has taken place over the past decade as it moved from a European SME into a structured international industrial group.

Its current structure brings together multiple entities and technologies to cover a wide range of firefighting and rescue operations.

Firefighting equipment and manufacturing shift

LEADER GROUP states that it has transitioned from product distribution into design and manufacturing, with a focus on delivering integrated equipment for operational use.

Its portfolio includes ventilation systems used to clear smoke-filled environments and thermal imaging cameras used to locate unconscious victims.

The range also includes extinguishing and pumping solutions used to support fire control during incidents.

INTERSCHUTZ 2026 presence

LEADER GROUP will present its full range of technologies at INTERSCHUTZ 2026 within a single exhibition space.

The event will mark its first appearance as a unified international group, with its firefighting equipment and systems displayed together.

ZIEGLER sets out INTERSCHUTZ 2026 trade fair plans

Ziegler at INTERSCHUTZ 2026

ZIEGLER will present firefighting vehicles, pump systems and extinguishing systems at INTERSCHUTZ 2026 in the outdoor area K66 and Pavilion 35.

The company said the stand will include new products, digital operations management systems, interactive presentations and live demonstrations.

Visitors will be able to see current vehicle technology and established systems, with specialists available to answer questions and provide background information.

ZIEGLER said the exhibition will cover firefighting vehicles, specialised pump and extinguishing systems, and components from across the ZIEGLER Group.

ZIEGLER links event plans to 2025 performance

ZIEGLER said INTERSCHUTZ offers a platform to present its technology and team following successful financial years and a strong finish in 2025.

Markus W. Weber, CSO of the ZIEGLER Group, said: “Our mission is clear: we stand united behind those who work every day to ensure our safety,

“For us, that means ‘safeguarding tomorrow’.”

The company said it is optimistic about the future and will use the event to present its range to fire departments, rescue services and other visitors interested in emergency response technology.

Fomtec confirms INTERSCHUTZ 2026 stand and Enviro NEO showcase

Fomtec at INTERSCHUTZ 2026

Fomtec has invited visitors to meet its team at INTERSCHUTZ 2026 in Hannover, Germany, where it will exhibit in Hall 13 at Stand B20.

The company said its sales team will be available for meetings and questions during the event, and that meetings can be booked in advance through its sales team page.

The company also said it will introduce its newest products at the event, including the Enviro range and Enviro NEO.

Fomtec details Enviro NEO

Enviro NEO is a synthetic fluorine-free firefighting foam (SFFF) for petrochemical, oil and gas, marine and other high-hazard industries.

The company described the product as part of its Enviro Programme and said its development was based on thousands of full-scale fire tests.

It said the formulation uses 100% hydrated polymers, which it says removes issues linked to partially hydrated polymers and unstable viscosity.

According to Fomtec, this is intended to support reliable proportioning and uniform foam performance from initial discharge through to complete extinguishment, including offshore and petrochemical oil and gas environments.

Fomtec lists test standards and applications

Fomtec said Enviro NEO is designed for use with fresh, brackish and seawater.

The company said the product is suited to coastal, marine and offshore installations.

It also said Enviro NEO has been validated through, and beyond, standards including EN 1568, UL 162, ICAO, IMO and LASTFIRE.

The Hannover event will also give visitors an opportunity to discuss the product directly with the company’s sales team.