We were at Interschutz 2026
Hannover, six days, once every five years. Interschutz is the world's largest trade fair for firefighting and rescue services, and this year we didn't miss it — we were there from 1 to 6 June.
If you've never been, the scale is hard to imagine. The halls stretch one after another across the entire exhibition grounds, and you couldn't get through even half of them in a single day. You'll find absolutely everything there — from giant tankers and the latest vehicles, through prototypes and innovations you won't see anywhere else, to technology that is only just about to reach the market. And among it all flow tens of thousands of people from around the world: volunteer firefighters, unit commanders, heads of rescue services, manufacturers. For anyone working in the field, it's a real occasion.
Why we went
Not for the sightseeing. We went mainly to see our partners — the people and companies we work with, and without whom our equipment wouldn't be what it is.
Writing something in an email or talking it through on the phone is one thing. Sitting down face to face, picking up a new material, looking at a solution right there at the stand and discussing what we're planning for the year ahead — that's a completely different league. A few hours in person achieve more than months of emailing.
What we brought back
Not just a head full of ideas, although those come in handy too. Above all, we agreed new supplier partnerships, joint projects and the development of new solutions — things you'll see directly on the equipment leaving us for units at home and abroad.
And then there's one more thing you take away from an event like this: perspective. You see how the industry works elsewhere in Europe and around the world, where we're ahead and where we still have things to learn. It confirmed what we've built on from the start — that there's a point to being a manufacturer that stands behind its work and makes things to measure, rather than just another name in a catalogue.
Moving forward
And now the most important part: not stopping at handshakes. We're gradually turning the contacts and agreements from Hannover into real orders, and we believe you'll soon see the results on equipment heading to the units.
Thanks to everyone who found time for us in all the bustle. We're looking forward to what we'll build together.
P.S. The photos below show our products — modules and a body for firefighting UTVs and a Mercedes Unimog! Take a look! Next time there'll be much more.
Fire. Prevention. Safety.
