Red hot problem solved for avdel uk (1st November 2011)

When Avdel UK needed a fire suppression system to protect the new oil quench tank at its Warrington plant, it awarded the contract to Nobel Fire Systems.

From Premises management maintenance

  High glass performance (1st January 2011)

After one of its valuable mobile glass crushing machines was badly damaged by fire, materials recycling company, Recresco, turned to Nobel Fire Systems to ensure there was no repeat of the incident.

From Plant process control

  Potassium-based (1st May 2010)

Citizen Machinery now fits its CNC lathes with Nobel Fire Systems' Stat- X fire suppression units as standard.

From Production engineering

  Aerosol-based (1st May 2010)

Nobel Fire Systems' Stat-X fire suppression system is based on aerosol technology developed in the space programme – the potassiumbased aerosol suppresses fire by chemically 'interfering' with the fire.

From Health safety welfare

  Quickly kills fire (1st November 2009)

When NASA Kennedy Space Centre's fire safety experts decided to replace the fire suppression system in its giant twin crawler transporters, which carry space shuttles to the Kennedy launch pads for lift off, it turned t

From Premises management maintenance

  Fire suppression (1st July 2009)

Alder Hey Children's Hospital has chosen fire suppression specialist, Nobel Fire Systems, to install its KSeries fire protection system in the new main kitchen.

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  Fire suppression (1st March 2009)

Saint Gobain Glass UK has a fire suppression system from Nobel Fire Systems at its float glass manufacturing plant near Selby, North Yorkshire.

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  Cuts risk of lathe fire (1st November 2008)

To ensure high levels of safety, Star Micronics GB now fits as standard to all its CNC lathes either Stat-X or FS Series fire suppression from Nobel Fire Systems.

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