Overall Idea
Complete Fire Protection
from a Single Source
CONTENT
Experience
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A single source
5
Sprinkler systems
6
Minifog water mist systems
7
Deluge systems / Hydrant systems
8
Foam-based suppression system
9
Dry chemical-based suppression systems
10
Fire prevention systems 10
Fire detection systems
11
Gas-based suppression systems
12
Structural fire protection 14
Fire extinguishers
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Special solutions
15
Services
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Addresses
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MINIMAX
Experience
Minimax Chronicle
1902The company is founded in Berlin by Wilhelm
Graaff and develops the legendary Minimax conical extinguisher. Employees coin the trademark:
minimum effort, maximum efficiency = Minimax
1905Minimax acquires the production center in
Neuruppin.
1909Minimax 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.
1926Launch of the first Minimax foam generators.
1991Minimax 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.
1998Minimax extends the fire protection research
center in Bad Oldesloe
2001Preussag AG concentrates on their core business:
tourism. Minimax gains a new shareholder with
Barclays Private Equity Deutschland.
2002Minimax celebrates its 100th anniversary!
1929Selbsttätige Feuerlöschanlagen GmbH (SFH)
is established in Hamburg. The company is
focusing already at this stage on permanently
installed extinguishing systems.
2003Investcorp acquires Minimax. Minimax GmbH
and Minimax Holding GmbH merge into
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG.
1945Minimax is built up again in West Germany after
the destruction of the administration buildings
in Berlin and after expropriation of the factory in
Neuruppin.
2005Minimax 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
1953In Bad Urach near Stuttgart the most up-to-date
German factory for fire extinguishers, fire extinguishing devices and extinguishing systems for
fire fighting vehicles is established.
2006Industri Kapital acquires Minimax from Investcorp.
1958Minimax extends the factory in Bad Urach
1966SFH (Selbsttätige Feuerlöschanlagen GmbH)
relocates its factory to Bad Oldesloe in Northern
Germany
1967The fire protection research centre is inaugurated
with its own “fire house“ in Bad Oldesloe.
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1969Minimax is taken over by Preussag AG and
merged with SFH
2007Minimax expands business in the USA with the
acquisition of CFP.
2009Inauguration of new fire protection research center.
2009Minimax merges with Viking and becomes one
of the core brands of the newly established
Minimax Viking Group.
2014Kirkbi acquires stake in Minimax Viking.
MINIMAX
A single source
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 extinguished. 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 administrative buildings or on ships – wherever there is
a risk of fire, Minimax has a range of individual
solutions to ensure optimal protection for people,
buildings, machinery 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
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 guarantee for safe fire protection solutions which comply
with all applicable regulations. Intensive development 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 and
all the way to fault management – completes the
Minimax offer.
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 Bad
Oldesloe 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 don’t”.
ceiling, the ceiling height can be lowered with
minimal effort to 2 m.
In addition, some 14 kilometers from the Minimax
Mobile Services headquarters in Bad Urach, Minimax
boasts a fire research center spanning across 2500 m2
to test new fire protection solutions.
The fire hall and the technical center were renewed
in 2009. A fire test room with an area of 320 m2
and a height of up to 15 m is now available for
tests. Through integration of a mobile suspended
Minimax Fire Research Center:
Fire in a high rack warehouse
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OVERVIEW
Sprinkler systems
Sprinkler systems are self-acting fire extinguishing systems based on an uncomplicated well as
a safe functioning principle. A network of piping
and sprinkler heads is installed throughout the
areas of the building requiring protection 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 the
spray plate which diverts the water 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 areas prone
to frost or special risk areas.
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Undercover Sprinkler
Preaction Sprinkler
OVERVIEW
Minifog water mist systems
Since 1993, Minimax has been installing highpressure and low-pressure water mist systems
under the Minifog trademark and is thus one of
the pioneers of water mist technology. Minifog
is suitable for various applications, whether for
protection of rooms or of equipment. Water
mist 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 of
fine droplets. The water absorbs the heat of the
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.
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OVERVIEW
Deluge systems / Hydrant systems
Deluge systems
Hydrant systems
If conditions are such that extremely rapid spreading
of a fire can be expected, then Minimax deluge
systems can provide maximum safety. Hydraulically,
pneumatically or electrically activated deluge
systems are able to extinguish fires quickly and
with blanket coverage due to their open nozzles.
Spray extinguishing prevents ongoing fires by
cooling the combustible substance. In some risk
areas a film-forming foaming agent is added to
the water of a deluge system to enhance the
extinguishing effect.
Drinking water, used in many cases as an extinguishant, 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 hydrant systems
comply with valid standards as well as the statutory
provisions and guarantee highest possible security.
Deluge systems are designed for space or equipment protection. In the case of space protection
the water is distributed evenly across the whole
area of the fire hazard. The nozzles are therefore
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 nozzles are therefore
arranged to be specifically aimed at the equipment. For tall objects they may also be installed
at several levels
Distribution of the water is determined by the
number, size and spray characteristics of the
nozzles and arranged to suit the equipment and
areas to be protected.
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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 hydrant systems, for example fire extinguishing
hose connecting equipment (wall hydrants),
above-ground and underfloor hydrants and more.
OVERVIEW
Foam-based suppression 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-based suppression
systems offer the most effective fire protection for
these risk areas.
foaming 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.
Extinguishing foam is a highly effective mixture
of water, foaming agent (concentrated) and air.
A stable foaming agent percentage is added to
the water 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
With a versatile foaming agent range, Minimax
offers safe and flexible application. Perfectly aligned
components – for example the innovative Minimax
sprinkler for low expansion foam – are supplied in
line with the individual needs of clients and according to respective fire protection requirements.
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OVERVIEW
Dry chemical-based suppression systems / Fire prevention systems
Dry chemical-based
suppression systems
Oxeo Prevent
oxygen reduction systems
Powder-based suppression systems are permanently
installed fire extinguishing systems. Extinguishing
powders are highly efficient and fast-acting extinguishing agents. The sudden three-dimensional
extinguishing effect of the powder cloud is due to
the anti-catalytic effect, a chemical intervention 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 gaseous materials
and for metal fires.
The principle of oxygen reduction is to permanently
lower the oxygen concentration of the air to
prevent the outbreak of a fire in the first place.
The Oxeo Prevent 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.
If several rooms and objects are to be protected
by powder-based suppression 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 tank.
Small-scale extinguishing systems are recommended
for objects requiring limited protection. Such
powder-based suppression 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..
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Due to the controlled supply of nitrogen, the
Oxeo Prevent 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.
OVERVIEW
Fire detection and extinguishing control
Fire detection systems are essential components
of a responsible safety management concept.
Each object and each area of use holds special
risks and requirements.
Minimax offers various models of standard fire
detectors – such as smoke and heat detectors –
and special fire detectors – such as bypass detectors – as well as alarm transmitters. Used in conjunction 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 systems detect fire dangers and incipient fires around
the clock.
UniVario industrial fire detectors
Minimax has devised a product range for industrial use: UniVario industrial fire detectors. With
their robust casing and installation technology,
these intelligent, platform-based, micro-processorcontrolled heat and flame detectors can cope with
even the toughest of conditions.
HELIOS aspirating smoke detectors
The active smoke detection 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 individually adjustable. It is used, e.g. for the earliest
possible detection of fires or in high-ceiling halls
to facilitate maintenance.
Fire detection and
extinguishing 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 comprehensive large panels can be compiled individually.
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OVERVIEW
Gas-based suppression systems
Protected areas with special fire hazards or
sensitive technologies which can be damaged by
the use of non-gaseous extinguishants need a
special protection scheme. Minimax has the right
solution. Our gaseous extinguishing agents are
environmentally safe and provide fast, dependable
protection of human life and material assets. Specially adapted to the individual application, they
fight fires with no side effects or negative impact
on the protected objects.
Oxeo inert gas systems
By adding inert gases, e.g. argon or nitrogen,
Oxeo fire extinguishing systems reduce the oxygen
content in the air in the event of a fire. Oxeo inert
gas 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 components 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 extinguishing system.
Higher filling pressure means that fewer cylinders
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.
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Carbon dioxide 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 extinguishing effect. Due to its special extinguishant
properties, carbon dioxide systems are also able
to protect stand-alone equipment. Carbon dioxide
systems require only little space for storing
extinguishant – large CO2 quantities can be easily
stored in low-pressure containers. Carbon dioxide
is a natural component of ambient air and electrically non-conductive.
OVERVIEW
Gas-based and compact suppression systems
MX 1230 fire extinguishing systems
MX 1230 fire extinguishing systems use the clean
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 throughout the entire extinguishing area. In addition a
compact version, the MX 1230 compact extinguishing system, is available: the control panel,
extinguishant supply, and if desired, the nozzle,
alarm horn and flashlight are all combined in one
unit.
OneU fire protection systems
for 19“ racks
With OneU, Minimax offers a unique active extinguishing system especially for cabinets with electrical and electronic devices, for example servers
and IT equipment.
19“ racks, equivalent to a height of 44 mm. The
integrated emergency power supply of OneU
ensures uninterrupted operation even in the case
of outages.
With just a few hand maneuvers, the spacesaving OneU is installed in one-height units for
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OVERVIEW
Structural fire protection / Fire extinguishers
Structural fire protection
Fire extinguishers
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.
All fire hazard classes
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.
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
and movable fire extinguishing units from 10 - 60 kg
or liters.
Fire extinguishers containing foam
Foam cartridge extinguisher
Powder fire extinguishers
Carbon dioxide fire extinguishers
Structural fire protection measures include:
Cable fire stops
Water mist fire extinguishers
Cable coatings
Fire extinguishers to fight burning fat
Fire protection coating
Fire extinguishers to fight metal fires
Pipe fire stops
Fire protection cladding
Fire protection joints
Fire protection spray plaster
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Fire extinguishers containing water
The operating and quality features are identical
in all versions. Those who place particular importance on individuality and aesthetics will find an
endless variety of options in the available design
versions.
OVERVIEW
Special solutions
Many objects and protection areas involve special
fire risks and therefore have special requirements
for a fire protection solution. With know-how and
a broad range of products Minimax is the right
partner where individual solutions are required.
Examples of sectors:
Automatic park systems
Printing industry
Paint spraying systems
Airports
Historic 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
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OVERVIEW
Services
Advice / Planning
Fault signal management
With its comprehensive planning and services,
Minimax creates all the prerequisites for keeping
damage to a minimum in the event of a fire.
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.
After visiting the building, grounds or construction
site, Minimax specialists prepare customized fire
protection solutions.
Maintenance
Regular checks are a fundamental prerequisite, so
that not only the functioning of your fire protection
systems is guaranteed, but also to maintain insurance 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 programs for increasing the safety and operational
readiness, or user-friendliness of a fire protection
system and for reducing operating costs.
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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.
ADRESSES
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG Germany
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Großenhainerstr. 8
01561 Thiendorf
Phone: +49 35240 7796-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Heinrich-Hertz-Straße 1
63303 Dreieich
Phone: +49 6103 5880-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 10
07629 Hermsdorf
Phone: +49 36601 9374-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Industriestraße 27
66129 Saarbrücken
Phone: +49 6805 9424-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Gottlieb-Dunkel-Straße 20/21
12099 Berlin
Phone: +49 30 700008-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Englerstr. 20
69126 Heidelberg
Phone: +49 6221 43418-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Beerboomscher Weg 1
18292 Krakow / See
Phone: +49 38457 518-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Schützenbühlstraße 12
70435 Stuttgart
Phone: +49 711 98271-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Im Weddern 25
23858 Reinfeld
Phone: +49 4533 2066-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Hausener Weg 6
79111 Freiburg
Phone: +49 761 45564-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Finienweg 24
28832 Achim
Phone: +49 4202 9154-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Marsstraße 5
85609 Aschheim
Phone: +49 89 998898-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Max-von-Laue-Straße 4-18
30966 Hemmingen
Phone: +49 511 41044-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Servicebüro Allgäu
Edisonstr. 5
87437 Kempten
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Miramstr. 87, Geb. K
34123 Kassel
Phone: +49 561 95174-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Thomas-Mann-Str. 50
90471 Nürnberg
Phone: +49 911 45002-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Econova-Allee 29
45356 Essen
Phone: +49 201 6164-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Nürnberger Str. 117
97076 Würzburg
Phone: +49 931 61589-290
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Heinrich-Pesch-Str. 5
50739 Köln
Phone: +49 221 54698-0
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Competence Center Steel
Econova-Allee 29
45356 Essen
Phone: +49 201 6164-419
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Gerberstraße 22
58095 Hagen
Phone: +49 2331 2006-0
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ADRESSES
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Marine Protection
Competence Center Offshore and
Workboats
Industriestraße 10/12
23840 Bad Oldesloe
Phone: +49 4531 803-0
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Marine Protection
Competence Center Tanker
Industriestraße 10/12
23840 Bad Oldesloe
Phone: +49 4531 803-0
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Marine Protection
Competence Center Carrier
Fischerweg 408
18069 Rostock
Phone: +49 381 811237-0
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Marine Protection
Competence Center Passenger
Am Becketal 14
28755 Bremen
Phone: +49 421 699 55 38
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Machine Protection
Competence Center Automotive
Industriestraße 10/12
23840 Bad Oldesloe
Phone: +49 4531 803-0
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Machine Protection
Competence Center Wind / Special Hazard
Industriestraße 10/12
23840 Bad Oldesloe
Phone: +49 4531 803-0
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Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Machine Protection
Competence Center Wood / Paper /Textile
Industriestraße 10/12
23840 Bad Oldesloe
Phone: +49 4531 803-0
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Machine Protection
(Office Bremen)
Competence Center Industrial Turbines
Steindamm 52/54
28719 Bremen
Phone: +49 421 63890-0
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Machine Protection
(Office Würzburg)
Competence Center Machine Tools / Data
Center
Nürnberger Str. 117
97076 Würzburg
Phone: +49 931 61589-0
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Plant Protection
Industriestraße 10/12
23840 Bad Oldesloe
Phone: +49 4531 803-0
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Plant Protection
Competence Center South East Asia
Industriestraße 10/12
23840 Bad Oldesloe
Phone: +49 4531 803-0
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Business Unit Plant Protection
Competence Center Europe
Industriestraße 10/12
23840 Bad Oldesloe
Phone: +49 4531 803-0
ADRESSES
Worldwide
Northamerica
Minimax Fire Solutions, Inc.
7451 Longard Rd Building #4
Livermore, CA 94551, USA
Phone: +1 925 583-1355
CFP Fire Protection, Inc.
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
Phone: +1 336 2 99-29 33
Southamerica
Minimax Argentina S.A.
Parque Industrial „Cir 2“
Ruta Provincial No. 36, Km 37,5 - El Pato
Berazategui, Provincia de Buenos Aires
Codigo Postal 1893, Argentinien
Phone: +54 02229 498888
Minimax do Brasil Ltda.
Av. Rosa Zanetti Ferragut 129
Jardim Primavera
Vinhedo (SP) - 13.280-000, Brasilien
Phone: +55 193886 6670
Europe
Minimax Brandbeveiliging B.V.
Van Maasdijkweg 67
3088 ED Rotterdam, Niederlande
Phone: +31 10 2460106
Minimax France SAS
Parc de la Croix aux Bergers - Bât A
7 avenue de Général Charles De Gaulle
91090 Lisses, Frankreich
Phone: +33 1 6911 3560
Minimax Hungaria Kft.
Madarász Viktor utca 47-49
H-1138 Budapest, Ungarn
Phone: +3 1 481 03 21
Minimax Polska Sp. z.o.o.
Kielpin
ul. Ogrodowa 27/29
05-092 Lomianki, Polen
Phone: +48 22 7 51 40 80/81
Minimax UK Ltd.
7 St. Johns Road
Harrow
Middlesex HA1 2EY, Great Britain
Phone: +44 1978 713554
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Zweigniederlassung Österreich
Deutschstraße 5a
1230 Wien, Österreich
Phone: +43 1615 6105-0
Fax: +43 1615 6105-16
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Zweigniederlassung Tschechien
Bohumil Kafka
Branická 43
CZ 147 00 Praha 4, Tschechische Republik
Phone: +420 2 44 461 130
Pefipresa Proteccao Contra Incendios Ltda.
Av. Pedro Alvares Cabral n° 213
Manique de Cima
2710-297 Sintra, Portugal
Phone: +351 21-4 64 74 10
Pefipresa S.A.
San Cesareo 22 y 24
E-28021 Madrid, Spanien
Phone: +34 91 7 10 90 00
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Zweigniederlassung Türkei
19 Mayis Mah., Inönü Cad. Sümer Sok.
No.5
Zitas Plaza / Is Merkezi, Blok D2 Daire 1
34736 (Kozyatagi) Kadiköy, Istanbul
Phone: +90 216 361 40 40
Middle East
MX Fire Solutions Saudi Arabia Co. Ltd.
P.O. Box 1902
Al-Malaqa District
Imam Saudi Bin Faisal St.
Riyadh 11431
Königreich Saudi Arabien
Phone: +966 2 263 62 31
MX Fire Solutions Saudi Arabia Co. Ltd.
Kanoo Building 2 - Madinah Road
P.O Box 13895. 21414 Jeddah
Königreich Saudi Arabien
Phone: +966 2 263 62 31
Cooperation Office Kuwait
and agent for
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Kuwait Fire Fighting
Safat
P.O. Box 864, 13009 Kuwait
Phone: +965 4 34 37 21
Cooperation Office Abu Dhabi
and agent for
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Al Hussam Group
Villa 13/1, Street No. 5
Sector 16, Zone 2
Karamah Area, P.O. Box 109169
Abu Dhabi
Phone: +971 2 4461646
Cooperation Office Qatar
and agent for
Minimax Fire Solutions International GmbH
Peninsula Engineering Group
P.O. Box 5922, Office no. 6, building #
233 Elmadi building
Street No. 230 Cring Road
Area No. 41
Doha, Qatar
Asia & Australia
MX Systems International Pvt. Ltd.
202-A-202D, 2nd Floor
194, Arvind Chambers
Western Express Highway
Andheri (E)
Mumbai - 400 069, Indien
Phone: +9122-2682 2551
Fire Protection Installation Services
(Thailand) Co., Ltd.
SV Tower, 8 Fl.
900/5 Rama 3 Road, Kwaeng Bangpongpang
Khet Yannawa, Bangkok 10120, Thailand
Phone: +66 2 6826630-1
Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Zweigniederlassung Singapur
# 03-15/19 German Centre
609916 Singapore, Singapur
Phone: +65 6 5 62 86 30
Minimax (Beijing) Fire Fighting System
Co. Ltd.
No. 18, 5th Zone ABP
No. 188 West Road, South 4th Ring Road
Fengtai District
100070 Beijing, China
Phone: +86 10 63 70 - 11 95
Minimax Fire Fighting Systems Pty. Ltd.
Unit 35, 49-51 Mitchell Road
Brookvale, NSW 2100, Australien
Mobile: +61 439 160 377,
Mobile: +61 455 516 169
MX Fire Solutions Malaysia SDN BHD
B-05-05. Level 5, Block B,
SkyPark@One City,
Jalan USJ 25/1A,
47640 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Phone: +60 3 5115 1180
19
Printed in Germany
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Minimax GmbH & Co. KG
Industriestrasse 10/12
23840 Bad Oldesloe
Germany
Phone: +49 4531 803-0
Fax: +49 4531 803-248
www.minimax.de