Stainless steel withstanding harsh chemical products and a sustainable barrier ensuring protection from major spills that allow automotive and pedestrian traffic: these are among the features of ANHAMM barriers. These self-contained barriers require no additional power source. Protection is in effec

Fast and efficient retention of polluting liquids Automatic spill barriers provide fast and effective retention of liquid pollutants without the need for human intervention. This type of system is recommended to be installed in any doorways with daily transit, so it can be left open without affect

Fast and efficient retention of polluting liquids The manual spill barriers manufactured by LCF TECHNOLOGIES make it possible to simply and effectively retain liquid pollutants for an economical low cost. We have a wide variety of models adapted to your needs. Depending on the final choice of spil

High temperature resistant, according to Hydrocarbon curve over 30 minutes up to 1000 °C tested barrier, to retaining burning and non-burning, solid and liquid substances. Automatically and without external energy closing and secure sealing barrier – consists of a perpendicularly standing metal barr

Tailored for storage facilities, offering protection against various fire hazards in warehouses and storage areas.

Ideal for areas subject to freezing temperatures, these sprinklers remain dry until activated by heat.

Valves suitable for a wide range of fire protection applications, offering versatility and reliability.

Medium-volume nozzles designed for efficient water distribution in fire suppression systems.

Valves that prevent backflow in fire protection systems, maintaining system integrity.

Sprinklers that discharge water over a wide area, suitable for various fire protection needs.

Fittings that connect pipes of different sizes, ensuring a smooth flow of water.

Various components used to connect and secure pipes in fire protection systems.

Fittings that allow branching of pipes in fire protection systems.

Valves used to test and drain fire protection systems, ensuring they are ready for operation.