AL03e Complete Fire Protection Systems

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Complete Fire Protectionfrom a Single Source

OVERALL IDEA


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Experience 4

A single source 5

Sprinkler systems 6

Minifog water mist systems 7

Water spray systems / extinguishing technology 8

Foam extinguishing systems 9

Powder extinguishing systems 10

Permanent inerting 10

Fire detection systems 11

Special fire protection systems 12

Structural fire protection 14

Fire extinguishers 14

Special solutions 15

Services 16

Addresses 17


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Minimax Chronicle

1902 The company is founded in Berlin by Wilhelm

Graaff and develops the legendary Minimax coni-

cal extinguisher. Employees coin the trademark:

minimum effort, maximum efficiency = Minimax

1905 Minimax acquires the production center in

Neuruppin.

1909 Minimax is the number 1 worldwide with foreign

subsidiaries in Europe and the USA. Minimax

conquers the world with its products 300,000

devices produced by some 1,000 employees are

exported annually to 28 countries.

1926 Launch of the first Minimax foam generators.

1929 Selbstttige Feuerlschanlagen GmbH (SFH)

is established in Hamburg. The company is

focusing already at this stage on permanently

installed extinguishing systems.

1945 Minimax is built up again in West Germany after

the destruction of the administration buildings

in Berlin and after expropriation of the factory in

Neuruppin.

1953 In Bad Urach near Stuttgart the most up-to-date

German factory for fire extinguishers, fire extin-

guishing devices and extinguishing systems for

fire fighting vehicles is established.

1958 Minimax extends the factory in Bad Urach

1966 SFH (Selbstttige Feuerlschanlagen GmbH)

relocates its factory to Bad Oldesloe in Northern

Germany

1967 The fire protection research centre is inaugurated

with its own fire house in Bad Oldesloe.

1969 Minimax is taken over by Preussag AG and

merged with SFH

1991 Minimax GmbH with its head office in Bad Oldesloe

and a branch office in Bad Urach is founded.

Minimax GmbH is the leading company of all fire

protection activities of the Preussag AG.

1998 Minimax extends the fire protection research

center in Bad Oldesloe

2001 Preussag AG concentrates on their core business:

tourism. Minimax gains a new shareholder with

Barclays Private Equity Deutschland.

2002 Minimax celebrates its hundredth anniversary!

2003 Investcorp acquires Minimax. Minimax GmbH

and Minimax Holding GmbH merge into

Minimax GmbH & Co. KG.

2005 Minimax GmbH & Co. KG bundle their activities

in the range of the mobile fire protection in a

discrete association the Minimax Mobile Services

GmbH & Co. KG

2006 Industri Kapital acquires Minimax from Investcorp.

2007 Minimax expands business in the USA with the

acquisition of CFP.

2009 Inauguration of new fire protection research center.

2009 Minimax merges with Viking and becomes one

of the core brands of the newly established

Minimax Viking Group.

Experience


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International complete service provider

Fire is one of the most underestimated of all risks.

A fire can break out anywhere the important

thing is how fast it can be detected and extin-

guished. For over 110 years, Minimax has been

one of the leading brands in fire protection.

The expert teams of Minimax implement suitable

fire protection solutions from a single source

for all sectors, objects and applications. In the

automotive industry, power stations, logistics

warehouses, data centers, office and administ-

rative buildings or on ships wherever there is

a risk of fire, Minimax has a range of individual

solutions to ensure optimal protection for people,

machines, buildings and the environment. As

an internationally active provider of integrated

solutions, Minimax offers a singularly broad range

of tried and tested as well as innovative fire

protection systems that meet the most stringent

Research for a fire-proof future

Every year fires claim many human lives, in

addition to billions of dollars in assets. In 1967,

Minimax set up the Fire Research Center in BadOldesloe to provide new impulses for systematic

fire protection research. Since then, full-scale

emergencies have been staged here in keeping

with the motto We have a fire, so you dont.

The fire hall and the technical center were renewed

in 2009. A fire test room with an area of 320 m 2

and a height of up to 15 m is now available for

tests. Through integration of a mobile suspended

A single source

demands in every detail and combine to form a

particularly effective and economic overall solution.

Our product quality and quality of service solutions

is tested regularly for us, a matter of course; for

our clients and many approval bodies, the guaran-

tee for safe fire protection solutions which comply

with all applicable regulations. Intensive develop-

ment work carried out in our own fire protection

research center ensures that the company will

continue to develop trend-setting, innovative

solutions well into the future. A comprehensive

service from training through maintenance andall the way to fault management completes the

Minimax offer.

ceiling, the ceiling height can be lowered with

minimal effort to 2 m.

In addition, some 14 kilometers from the MinimaxMobile Services headquarters in Bad Urach,

Minimax boasts a fire research center spanning

across 2500 m2to test new mobile fire protection

solutions.

Minimax Fire Protection Center:

fire in a high rack warehouse


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Sprinkler systems are self-acting fire extinguish-

ing systems based on an uncomplicated well as

a safe functioning principle. A network of pipingand sprinkler heads is installed throughout the

areas of the building requiring protection and

is constantly under pressure. Under normal

conditions the sprinkler head is closed off by a

liquid-filled bulb. If, due to the effects of a fire,

the ambient temperature in the immediate vicinity

rises by approximately 30 C above the maximum

temperature expected under normal conditions,

the glass bulb bursts. The pressurized extinguishing

water then flows through the piping into the

sprinkler head and the resulting water jet hits thespray plate which diverts the spray to the areas

to be covered. At the same time the water flow in

the piping network trips the alarm systems. After

the fire is extinguished the activated sprinklers are

replaced, and the system is ready for operation

again.

In order to provide effective solutions for diverse

fire risks, Minimax sprinklers are offered in a range

of versions with special spraying characteristics.

All sprinkler system components are also available

as part of the Minimax product portfolio.

The different types of systems, such as wet or dry

systems or pre-controlled dry systems, are adapted

to meet specific criteria, for instance places prone

to frost or special risk areas.

Sprinkler systems

Undercover Sprinkler Preaction Sprinkler


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Minifog water mist systems

fire particularly efficiently, and so the base of the

fire and its surroundings are immediately cooled

effectively.

Also evaporation of the extinguishing water in

the fire captures a great deal of additional latent

heat, and at the same time the steam produced

impedes the supply of oxygen to the base of the

fire: The reduction of the oxygen concentration in

the immediate vicinity of the flame zone has an

additional smothering effect. The arrangement of

the nozzles and optimal droplet formation mean

that the base of the fire can still be reached even

if there are inhibiting factors such as thermal currents

or air movement.

Since 1993, Minimax has been installing high-

pressure and low-pressure water mist systems

under the Minifog trademark and is thus one ofthe pioneers of fine spray technology. Minifog

is suitable for various applications, whether for

protection of rooms or of objects. Fine spray tech-

nology, often also referred to as water mist extin-

guishing technology features extremely efficient

exploitation of the physical properties of water.

The extinguishing water is applied through special

nozzles and sprinklers and/or increased operating

pressure as a fine water mist with the result that

the total surface area of the extinguishing water

is multiplied many times through the formation offine droplets. The water absorbs the heat of the


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Water spray systems / Extinguishing technology

Water spray systems

If conditions are such that extremely rapid spreading

of a fire can be expected, then Minimax water

spray extinguishing systems can provide maximum

safety. Hydraulically, pneumatically or electrically

activated water spray extinguishing systems are

able to extinguish fires quickly and with blanket

coverage due to their open extinguishing nozzles.

Spray extinguishing prevents ongoing fires by

cooling the combustible substance. In some risk

areas a film-forming foaming agent is added to

the extinguishing water of a water spray system

to enhance the extinguishing effect.

Water-spray extinguishing systems are designed

for space or equipment protection. In the case

of space protection the extinguishing water is

distributed evenly across the whole area of the

fire hazard. The extinguishing nozzles are there-

fore arranged evenly spaced at ceiling level. In the

case of equipment protection systems, defined

objects particularly subject to fire hazard are

provided with water spray for protection or for

preventive cooling. The extinguishing nozzles are

therefore arranged to be specifically aimed at the

object. For tall objects they may also be installedat several levels

Distribution of the extinguishing water is determined

by the number, size and spray characteristics of

the nozzles and arranged to suit the objects and

areas to be protected.

Hydrant systems

Drinking water, used in many cases as an extin-

guishant, is a key element of hydrant systems.

Since drinking water is also an important resource

for our world, particularly stringent requirements

are imposed for the planning and design of

systems which are directly connected to the

drinking water supply. Minimax extinguishing

water systems comply with valid standards as well

as the statutory provisions and guarantee highest

possible safety.

The maximat series developed by Minimax offers

special components for the water supply of wall

hydrants. These include pressure boosters and

filling and draining devices, which are available in

a range of versions to meet various needs.

Minimax also offers a lot of different components

of extinguishing water systems, for example fire

extinguishing hose connecting equipment (wall

hydrants), above-ground and underfloor hydrants

and more.


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agent and the foaming agent admixture rate. In

case of a low air intake a wet, heavy extinguishing

foam is produced (low expansion foam). If the air

percentage is increased, the foam becomes drier

and thus lighter (medium and high expansion

foam). The air foam utilizes different extinguishing

effects: cooling, suffocating, separating, covering,

restraining and displacing. Reignition is prevented.

With a versatile foaming agent range, Minimax

offers safe and flexible application. Perfectly aligned

components e.g. the innovative Minimax sprinkler

for low expansion foam are supplied in line withthe individual needs of clients and according to

respective fire protection requirements.

Foam extinguishing systems

Tank farms, incineration plants, refineries or

plastics/tire depots have one thing in common:

they pose a special risk. When flammable liquids

or plastics catch fire, the fire spreads very quickly

and toxic combustion gases are emitted. This

results in damage running into millions as well

as environmental pollution. Foam extinguishing

systems offer the most effective fire protection for

these risk areas.

Extinguishing foam is a highly effective mixture

of water, foaming agent (concentrated) and air. A

stable foaming agent percentage is added to thewater flow with admixture devices. The produced

mixture is foamed with air in subsequent foam

generators. The foaming degree depends on the

capacity of the used foam generator, the foaming


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Powder extinguishing systems / Permanent inerting

Powder extinguishing systems

Powder extinguishing systems are permanently

installed fire extinguishing systems. Extinguishing

powders are highly efficient and fast-acting extin-

guishing agents. The sudden three-dimensional

extinguishing effect of the powder clouds is due

to the anti-catalytic effect, a chemical interventi-

on in the combustion process, and, in fire hazard

class A, also due to a smothering sinter layer

formed by the melting powder. Extinguishing

powders consist essentially of non-toxic inorganic

salts, which are mixed with impregnation and

pouring agents. The extinguishing powders are

used for fires involving solid, liquid and gaseousmaterials and for metal fires.

If several rooms and objects are to be protected

by powder extinguishing systems, one central

powder supply in pressure-proof steel tanks is

recommended for all areas to be protected. Up

to 4,000 kg of powder can be stored in one such

tank

Small-scale extinguishing systems are recommended

for objects requiring limited protection. Such

powder extinguishing systems have been standard-ized in design and size for a number of similar

objects, which minimizes the cost. Preferred areas

of application are exhauster hoods, exhaust air

ducts, lab experiment facilities, etc.

Oxygen reductions systems

The principle of oxygen reduction is to permanently

lower the oxygen concentration of the air to pre-

vent the outbreak of a fire in the first place. The

Oxeo Prevent inerting system offers optimal fire

protection when the areas to be protected are not

frequented by people and have a relatively high

impermeability for reasons of energy, climate or

safety technology. In such areas the best possible

fire protection is the Oxeo Prevent system: active

fire prevention.

Due to the controlled supply of nitrogen, the

Oxeo Prevent inerting system keeps the oxygen

content of the air in the protected area at a reduced

level. The nitrogen displaces the calculated

proportion of oxygen, resulting in a fire-proof

atmosphere.

The nitrogen for reducing the oxygen is produced

economically by a nitrogen generator directly in

the Oxeo Prevent system. The monitoring and

control unit of the fire prevention system constantly

checks the oxygen content of the air.


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UniVario industrial detectors

Minimax has devised a new product range for

industrial use: UniVario industrial detectors. With

their robust casing and installation technology,

these intelligent, platform-based, micro-processor-

controlled heat and flame detectors can cope with

even the toughest of conditions.

HELIOS aspirating smoke detectors

The active smoke detector system Helios consists

of suction lines with suction openings and an

assessment unit with smoke sensors and powerful

fans. The response sensitivity of the device is indi-

vidually adjustable. It is used, e.g. for the earliest

possible detection of fires or in high-ceiling halls

to facilitate maintenance.

Fire detection systems

Fire detection systems are essential components

of a responsible safety management concept.

Each object and each area of use holds specialrisks and requirements.

Minimax offers various models of standard fire

detectors such as smoke and heat detectors

and special fire detectors such as bypass detec-

tors as well as alarm transmitters. Used in con-

junction with the fire detection and extinguishing

control panel, these components ensure an early

warning of persons at risk and notification of the

fire department, the monitoring and activation of

extinguishing systems and smooth communication

and information flows. Minimax fire detection sys-

tems detect fire dangers and incipient fires around

the clock.

Fire detection andextinguishing control panels

Our fire detection and extinguishing control panels

span both standard control panels with line

technology and ring bus panels for networked

systems. With the diverse range of standard and

special sensor technology, all configuration levels

from compact small control panels to comprehen-sive large panels can be compiled individually.


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Special fire protection systems

Protected areas with special fire hazards or

sensitive technologies which can be damaged by

the use of non-gaseous extinguishants need aspecial protection scheme. Minimax has the right

solution. Our gaseous extinguishing agents are

environmentally safe and provide fast, reliable

protection of human life and material assets. Spe-

cially adapted to the individual application, they

fight fires with no side effects or negative impact

on the protected objects.

Oxeo inert gas fire extinguishingsystems

By adding inert gases, e.g. argon or nitrogen,Oxeo fire extinguishing systems reduce the oxy-

gen content in the air in the event of a fire. Oxeo

intert gas extinguishing systems are therefore the

right solution for protecting high-end systems,

sensitive equipment or valuables that could be

damaged by the use of other extinguishing

agents. Argon and nitrogen are natural compo-

nents of ambient air; furthermore, these gases are

non-toxic and electrically non-conductive.

The 300 bar technology has further increased

the cost-effectiveness of the Oxeo extinguishingsystem. Higher filling pressure means that fewer cy-

linders are required. The innovative ConstantFlow

technology makes use of high-pressure reducers,

which reduce the pressure already at the inert gas

cylinders. This means that pipes and selector valves

for lower pressure levels can be used and that the

pressure relief flaps common in gas

extinguishing systems are significantly smaller.

CO2- extinguishing systems

The extinguishing effect of carbon dioxide is

based on the quick replacement of oxygen from

the base of the fire. The high heat-absorption

properties of the gas withdraw energy from the

base of the fire and thus reinforce the extingu-

ishing effect. Due to its special extinguishant

properties, CO2extinguishing systems are also

able to protect stand-alone equipment. CO2extin-

guishing systems require only little space for

storing extinguishant large CO2quantitiescan be easily stored in low-pressure containers.

Carbon dioxide is a natural component of ambient

air and electrically non-conductive.


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MX 1230 fire extinguishing system

MX 1230 fire extinguishing systems use the clean

extinguishing agent Novec 1230 by 3M for

extinguishing fires. This extinguishant is neither

corrosive nor electrically conductive and hence

an ideal fire protection solution for rooms with

electronic and electric equipment.

The extinguishing agent Novec 1230 is unique

in that it is stored at room temperature in a form

as compact as water, but extinguishes as a gas

with no residue and even distribution through-

out the entire extinguishing area. In addition a

compact version, the MX 1230 compact extin-

guishing system, is available: the control panel,extinguishant supply, and if desired, the extin-

guishing nozzle, alarm horn and flashlight are all

combined in one unit

OneU active extinguishing system

With OneU, Minimax offers a unique active extin-guishing system especially for cabinets with elec-

trical and electronic devices, for example servers

and IT equipment.

With just a few hand maneuvers, the space-

saving OneU is installed in one-height units for

19 racks, equivalent to a height of 44 mm. Theintegrated emergency power supply of OneU

ensures uninterrupted operation even in the case

of outages.

Special fire detection systems


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Structural fire protection / Fire extinguishers

Structural fire protection

Joints, pipes, paneling, supply shafts and ducts

are ideal routes along which fires can spread

very quickly. Every duct even through fire-proof

walls, ceilings and floors can easily become a

safety breach. Structural fire protection is therefore

an essential part of fire prevention.

It helps to prevent and contain fires and to secure

escape and rescue paths in the event of a fire.

Minimax ensures compliance with structural fire

prevention regulations. All Minimax systems are

tested and approved in accordance with DIN 4102

and conform to the state of the art.

Structural fire protection measures include:

Cable fire stops

Cable coatings

Fire protection coating

Pipe fire stops

Fire protection cladding

Fire protection joints

Fire protection spray plaster

Fire extinguishers

All fire hazard classes

For all fire hazard classes (A, B, C, D, F), Minimax

offers ideal fire extinguishers manufactured in its

very own production plant in Germany.

Mobile fire extinguishers from 1 - 12 kg or liters.

Movable fire extinguishers from 10 - 60 kg or

liters.

Foam fire extinguishers

Foam cartridge extinguisher

Powder fire extinguishersCarbon dioxide fire extinguishers

Water fire extinguishers

Water mist fire extinguishers

Fat fire extinguishers

Metal fire extinguishers

The operating and quality features are identical

in all versions. Those who place particular impor-

tance on individuality and aesthetics will find an

endless variety of options in our design versions.


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Many objects and protection areas involve special

fire risks and therefore have special requirements

for a fire protection concept. With our know-how

and our broad range of products we are the right

partner where individual solutions are required.

Examples of sectors:

Automatic park systems

Printing industry

Paint spraying systems

AirportsHistoric buildings and museums

High-bay warehouses

Industrial presses

Telecommunications / EDP

Power plants

Hospitals

Kitchens

Laboratories Ships

Silos and bunkers

Steel works

Machine tools

Wind turbines

Special solutions


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Services

Advice / Planning

With its comprehensive planning and services,

Minimax creates all the prerequisites for keeping

damage to a minimum in the event of a fire.

After visiting the building, grounds or construction

site, Minimax specialists prepare customized fire

protection concepts.

Maintenance

Regular checks are a fundamental prerequisite, so

that not only the functioning of your fire protection

systems is guaranteed, but also to maintain insu-

rance cover at all times.

Improvement / Prevention

To ensure that protective systems still function

properly after many years of stand-by service and

comply with the state of the art, Minimax service

includes much more than just maintenance.

Minimax also offers specific measures and pro-

grams for increasing the safety and operational

readiness, or user-friendliness of a fire protection

system and for reducing operating costs.

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Fault signal management

Fault signals issued by your fire protection system

are transmitted to the Minimax fault reporting

system. When a fault message is received, the

employees at the control panel can determine

the type of fault, the location of the affected

system and the identity of the operator. Based on

a previously prepared individual plan of action,

staff members then proceed to inform the entities

arranged.

Training

For employee training and the presentation of

information to customers, Minimax maintains

well-attended training centers in Bad Oldesloe

and Bad Urach. On-site training is also offered

upon client request.


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Head office andInternational Competence Center:

Minimax GmbH & Co. KG

Bad Oldesloe

Industriestrae 10/12

D-23840 Bad Oldesloe

Phone: +49 4531 803-0

Fax: +49 4531 803-248

Minimax GmbH & Co. KG - Region North

Branch office Berlin

Gottlieb-Dunkel-Strae 20-21

D-12099 Berlin

Phone: +49 30 70 00 08-0

Fax: +49 30 70 00 08-44

Branch office BremenFinienweg 24

D-28832 Achim

Phone: +49 4202 91 54-0

Fax: +49 4202 91 54-30

Branch office Reinfeld

An der Autobahn 12

23858 Reinfeld

Phone: +49 4533 20 66-0

Fax: +49 4533 20 66-99

Branch office Rostock

with Competence Center

for structural fire protection (BBS)

Beerboomscher Weg 1D-18292 Krakow am See

Phone: +49 384 57 5 18-0

Fax: +49 38457 5 18-18

Minimax GmbH & Co. KG - Region West

Branch office Essen

Germaniastr. 28

D-45356 Essen

Phone: +49 201 61 64-0

Fax: +49 201 61 64-211

Branch office Hagen

Gerberstr. 22D-58095 Hagen

Phone: +49 2331 2006-0

Fax: +49 2331 200699

Branch office Hannover

with Competence Center for

structural fire protection (BBS)

Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 23

D-30966 Hemmingen

Phone: +49 511 42 06-1

Fax: +49 511 42 06-440

Branch office Kassel

Miramstr. 87 Geb. K

D-34123 Kassel

Phone: +49 561 9 51 74-0

Fax: +49 561 9 51 74-40

Minimax GmbH & Co. KG -Region Central

Branch office Apolda


D-07629 Hermsdorf

Phone: +49 36601 93 74-0

Fax: +49 36601 93 74-222

Branch office Cologne

Heinrich-Pesch-Str. 5

D-50739 ColognePhone: +49 221 54 69 8-0

Fax: +49 221 54 69 8-70

Branch office Frankfurt

with Competence Center for

structural fire protection (BBS)


D-63303 Dreieich

Phone: +49 6103 58 80-0

Fax: +49 6103 58 80-180

Branch office Heidelberg (Neckar/Saar)

Englerstrae 20

D-69126 HeidelbergPhone: +49 6221 43418-0

Fax: +49 6221 43418-55

Branch office Saarbrcken (Neckar/Saar)

Industriestr. 27

D-66129 Saarbrcken

Phone: +49 6805 94 24-0

Fax: +49 6805 9424-10

Minimax GmbH & Co. KG - Region South

Branch office Freiburg

Hausener Weg 6

D-79111 Freiburg

Phone: +49 761 45 56 4-0

Fax: +49 761 45 56 4-49

Branch office Munich

with Competence Center

for structural fire protection (BBS)

Marsstrae 5

D-85609 Aschheim

Phone: +49 89 99 88 98-0

Fax: +49 89 99 88 98-295

Branch office Nrnberg

Alfred-Nobel-Str. 55

D-90765 Frth

Phone: +49 911 450 02-0

Fax: +49 911 450 02-30

Branch office Stuttgart

Schtzenbhlstr. 12

D-70435 Stuttgart

Phone: +49 711 9 82 71-0

Fax: +49 711 9 82 71-2001

International Competence Center headquartered outside Bad Oldesloehead office

Windhorst

Division EnergySteindamm 52/54

D-28719 Bremen

Phone: +49 421 63 89- 00

Fax: +49 421 6 38 90-90

Division Industry

Winterhuser Str. 29

D-97084 Wrzburg

Phone: +49 931 615 89-0

Fax: +49 931 615 89-10

Division Marine - Carrier

Fischerweg 408

D-18069 Rostock

Phone: +49 381 81 12 37-0Fax: +49 381 81 12 37-1

Division Marine - Passenger

Am Becketal 14

D-28755 Bremen

Phone: +49 421 699 55 38

Fax: +49 421 835 38 16

Division Steel

Germaniastrae 28

D-45356 Essen

Phone: +49 201 6164-0

Fax: +49 201 6164-589

Branch offices in Germany / International Competence Center


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Fire Protection Center for Mobile Fire Protection

Minimax Mobile Services GmbH & Co. KG

Head office

Minimaxstrae 1

72574 Bad Urach

Phone: +49 7125 154-0

Fax: +49 7125 154-100

Location Augsburg

Ulmer Strae 160

86156 Augsburg

Tel.: +49 821 7417 44

Fax: +49 821 7417 45

Fire protection center Berlin

Gottl.-Dunkel-Str. 20-21

D-12099 Berlin

Phone: +49 30 70 00 0-815

Fax: +49 30 70 00 0-870

Location Bielefeld

Eckendorfer Strae 101

D-33609 Bielefeld

Phone: +49 521 7515-81+82

Fax: +49 521 7515-83

Fire protection center Cologne

Heinrich-Pesch-Str. 5

D-50739 Cologne

Phone: +49 221 54 69 8-11

Fax: +49 221 54 69 8-90

Fire protection center Dortmund

Alter Hellweg 108

D-44374 DortmundPhone: +49 231 985 153-0

Fax: +49 231 855 533

Location Dresden

Serkowitzer Strae 31

D-01445 Radebeul

Phone: +49 351 838 6660

Fax: +49 351 838 6688

Fire protection center Erfurt and

Competence Center for safety graphics

Alte Chaussee 87

D-99102 Erfurt

Phone: +49 361 654 544-0

Fax: +49 361 654 544-10

Fire protection center Frankfurt


D-63303 Dreieich

Tel.: +49 6103 58 80-280

Fax: +49 6103 58 80-285

Fire protection center Hamburg andCompetence Center for extinguishing water

technology (LWT)

Osterrade 23

D-21031 Hamburg

Phone: +49 40 25 19 66-0

Fax: +49 40 25 19 66-26

Fire protection center Hannover

Am Pferdemarkt 31

30853 Langenhagen

Phone: +49 511 978 399-99

Fax: +49 511 978 399-95

Location Kiel

Lise-Meitner-Str. 4

24145 KielPhone: +49 431 71 655-83

Phone: +49 431 71 655-93

Competence Center for smoke and heat

extraction (RWA)

Lhnerstr. 201

D-32584 Lhne

Phone: +49 5731 98194-0

Fax: +49 573198194-10

Location Lbeck

Krummeck 28

D-23562 Lbeck

Phone: +49 451 400 72-60

Fax: +49 451 400 72-61/62

Location Munich

Marsstrae 5

D-85609 Aschheim

Phone: +49 89 99 88 98-250

Fax: +49 89 99 88 98-270

General agency Mnster

An der Kleinmannbrcke 17

D-48157 Mnster

Phone: +49 251 14 161-0

Fax: +49 251 32 5220

General agency Niederbayern

Bahnhofstrae 61a

D-94469 Deggendorf

Tel.: +49 991 8440Fax: +49 991 8449

Fire protection center Nrnberg

Alfred-Nobel-Str. 55

D-90765 Frth

Phone: +49 911 450 02-26

Fax: +49 911 450 02-40

General agency OberpfalzDietersberg 8

92334 Berching

Phone: +49 9184 808733

Fax: +49 9184 2373

Location Rostock

Tschaikowskistrae 57

18069 Rostock

Phone: +49 381 2037 437

Fax: +49 381 2034 857

Fire protection center Stuttgart

Schtzenbhlstrae 12

D-70435 Stuttgart

Phone: +49 711 9 82 71-129

Fax: +49 711 9 82 71-130

General agency Wrzburg

Winterhuser Strae 29

D-97084 Wrzburg-Heidingsfeld

Phone: +49 931 61901-0

Fax: +49 931 61901-40

Austria

Carlbergergasse 66B

AT-1230 Vienna

Austria

Phone: +43 1865 8161-0


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United States of America

Minimax Fire Solutions, Inc.

7451 Longard Rd Building #4

Livermore, CA 94551

USA

CFP Consolidated Fire Protection, LLC

17461 Derian Avenue, Suite 114

Irvine, CA 92614-5820

USA

Cosco Fire Protection, Inc.

Headquarter

29222 Rancho Viejo Road, Suite 205

San Juan Capistrano

CA 92675

USA

Firetrol Protection Systems, Inc.

11111 Landmark 35 Drive

San Antonio, TX 78233-5786

Texas

USA

FLAMEX Inc.

4365 Federal Drive

Greensboro N.C. 27410

USA

Minimax USA Inc.

4030 East Quenton Drive, Suite 112

Mesa, Arizona 85215

USA

Minimax Argentina S.A.

Parque Industrial Cir 2

Ruta Provincial N 36, Km 37,5 El Pato

Berazategui. Provincia de Buenos Aires

Cdigo Postal 1893

Argentinia

Minimax do Brasil Ltda.

Av. Rosa Zanetti Ferragut, 129

Jd. Primavera Vinhedo SP

CEP: 13280-000

Brasil

Europe

Minimax GmbH & Co KGBranch Office Austria.

Deutschstrae 5a

AT-1230 Vienna

Austria


Branch Office Czech

Republic Bohumil Kafka

Branick 43

CZ 147 00 Praha 4

Czech Republic

Minimax France SAS

Parc de la Croix aux Bergers Bt A

7 avenue de Gnral Charles de Gaulle

F-91090 Lisses

France

Minimax UK Ltd.

7 St. Johns Road

Harrow

Middlesex HA1 2EY

Great Britain

Minimax Hungria Kft.

Madarsz Viktor utca 47-49

HU-1138 Budapest

Hungary

Mx Brandbeveiliging B.V.

Televisieweg 62

NL-1322 AM Almere

Netherlands

Minimax Polska Sp. z.o.o.

Kielpin

ul. Ogrodowa 27/29

PL-05-092 Lomianki

Poland

Pefipresa-Protecco Contra Incndios

Lda. (Pefiport)

Av. Pedro Alvares Cabral n 213

Manique de Cima

PT-2710-297 Sintra

Portugal

Pefipresa S.A.San Cesreo 22 y 24

E-28021 Madrid

Spain


Representative Office Turkey

Tekstilkent KOZA PLAZA Kat.19 Daire 70

34235 Esenler - Istanbul

Turkey

Asia & Australia

Minimax (Beijing)

Fire Fighting System Co. Ltd.

No. 18, 5th Zone ABPNo. 188 West Road, South 4th Ring Road

Fengtai District

100070 Beijing

China

MX Systems International Pvt. Ltd.

202A - 202D, 2nd Floor,

194, Arvind Chambers

Western Express Highway

Andheri (East), Mumbai - 400 069

India


Representative Office Indonesia

30/F, Menara KADIN

JI.H.R. Rasuna Said Block X-5

Kav. 2-3, Jakarta 12950

Indonesia


Representative Office Kuwait Safat

P.O. Box 864

13009 Kuwait

Kuwait

Mx Fire Solutions Saudi Arabia Co. Ltd.

P.O. Box 1902

Al-Malaqa District

Imam Saudi Bin Faisal St.

Riyadh 11431

Saudi Arabia


Branch Office Singapore

# 03-59/60 German Centre

25 International Business Park

609916 Singapore

Singapore

Fire Protection Installation Services

(Thailand) Co., Ltd.

SV Tower, 8 Fl.

900/5 Rama 3 Road, Kwaeng Bangpongpang

Khet Yannawa, Bangkok 10120

Thailand

Minimax GmbH & Co. KGRepresentative Office Abu Dhabi

Villa 13/1, Street No. 5

Sector 16, Zone 2

Karamah Area, P.O. Box 109169

United Arab Emirates

Minimax Fire Fighting Systems Pty Ltd

35/49-51 Mitchell Road

Brookvale, NSW 2100

Australia


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23840 Bad Oldesloe

Germany

Phone: +49 4531 803-0

Fax: +49 4531 803-248

www.minimax.de

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