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    • Fire protection curtains

      Fire protection curtains

      In case of fire, fire protection curtains close wall and ceiling openings. Their construction (roll-down or folding technique) and the use of different fabrics provide for a wide range of applications as well as different protection goals, classifications and time classes. The casing and guide rails of the highly flexible systems blend almost invisibly into the building and allow plenty of scope for sophisticated architecture and open room concepts.

    • Conveyor system closures

      Conveyor system closures

      Various production and logistics processes call for the most diverse types of conveyor systems. If these conveyor lines pass through fire-retardant or fire-resistant walls or ceilings, the openings required for this purpose must be provided with fire protection closures to prevent the spread of fire through the conveyor system or the goods conveyed. In the event of fire, conveyor system closures (CSC for short) must close these openings immediately and automatically. Fire resistance classified according to DIN EN 13501-2 is just as important as the smooth clearance of the closing areas in the event of a fire.

    • Smoke curtains

      Smoke curtains

      A smoke apron is a part of a smoke control system which also includes other components such as natural smoke and heat exhaust ventilators (EN 12101-2) and mechanical smoke and heat exhaust ventilators (EN 12101-3). Smoke aprons restrict the movement of combustion gases within a building in case of fire.

    • Smoke protection curtains

      Smoke protection curtains

      Once closed, smoke protection curtains (SPC) restrict the passage of smoke during the phase of fire formation, so that in the event of a fire, there is enough time to rescue people and animals from the room behind the curtain and to recover material assets without the need for respiratory equipment.

    • Tube sealings

      Tube sealings

      The solution for issues with fire protection dampers in ventilation and air conditioning systems in conveyor processes. Stöbich offers fire protection for pneumatic conveyor lines the closing elements of which are not exposed to the flow of conveyed material. This way, the closing element cannot be damaged or contaminated by abrasive conveyed goods.

    • Control units

      Control units

      Each automatic fire protection system needs a control unit. They are critical to safety, because a failure of this function means that the entire investment into a fire protection sealing has been in vain. Control units coordinate both fire detection and interaction with other control units, such as higher-level building control systems or clearing of the closing area of conveyor system closures.

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The fascination of a virtual reality experience at digitalBAU

We make solutions virtually tangible and comprehensible!

We make solutions virtually tangible and comprehensible!

The fascination of a virtual reality experience at digitalBAU

At digitalBAU 2020, Stöbich presented its visitors textile fire protection solutions via virtual reality. From February 10 - 13, visitors to the joint heinze stand had the opportunity to dive into the virtual Stöbich world. VR enthusiasts as well as trade fair visitors who used VR glasses for the first time were equally fascinated.

Finding solutions in virtual reality

Immersion is everything! Just dive in! Virtual Reality is not just a gaming trend, as numerous applications outside the gaming world have already proven. Especially beyond the mainstream gaming genre, VR applications are developed for international brands and companies, for which the integration of 3D planning data and simulation models is of particular interest. Apart from virtual reality presentations for products and processes, these applications are also developed for assembly and maintenance operations or for training sessions. Networking across different sites is just one of its advantages. In addition, this vivid experience allows much more information to be conveyed at the various levels.

Architects and planners are able to wander through a virtual building and experience an interactive fire scenario. This impressively illustrates the functionality of the solutions and the diverse application scenarios. Currently, the focus is still on product presentation, but in the future this technology should above all offer the opportunity to make BIM models of new and existing buildings with planned Stöbich solutions virtually accessible already in the planning phase.