WAGNER Group GmbH will present its preventive fire protection technologies at BUILDINX 2026, taking place from 17 to 19 November in Dortmund, Germany.
The company will demonstrate how early fire detection, oxygen reduction systems and intelligent extinguishing technologies can support operational resilience across logistics facilities and critical infrastructure.
Visitors will be able to explore the solutions at stand 5.B50.
Preventing fire risks in logistics facilities
Modern logistics operations face increasingly complex fire risks associated with automated storage systems, hazardous materials, lithium ion batteries and valuable inventory.
WAGNER will demonstrate its active fire prevention technology, showing how reduced oxygen concentrations can help prevent fires from developing.
The company will also highlight the role of sensitive early detection systems in reducing operational disruption and protecting critical assets.
Fire detection technology for data centres
With BUILDINX introducing a focus on data centres, WAGNER will present fire protection technologies designed for business critical infrastructure.
These include the TITANUS REX aspirating smoke detector, developed for precise early fire detection in demanding environments.
The company will also showcase TITANUS RACK SENS, a compact detection system designed for server and control cabinets, including ventilated and climate controlled installations.
Addressing hazardous materials storage risks
WAGNER will participate in a conference discussion examining fire protection requirements for facilities handling hazardous materials.
Dirk Band, Head of Sales at WAGNER, will join representatives from Rhenus Logistics and Fabrikon on 17 November to discuss construction, permitting, risk management and protective measures.
The session will consider how fire safety strategies can support resilience across logistics operations and supply chains.
Protecting critical defence logistics infrastructure
WAGNER will also highlight preventive fire protection applications within defence logistics.
Facilities storing sensitive electronics, hazardous substances, batteries and essential supplies require measures that address both fire risks and operational continuity.
The company will demonstrate how early detection and prevention technologies can support the protection of these facilities and reduce potential disruption to critical supply chains.
Dirk Band, said: “The resilience of critical defence supply chains begins with preventive protection for storage, production, and infrastructure sites. The key is to identify risks early and prevent fires from starting wherever possible.
“This is precisely where WAGNER’s preventive, holistic fire protection solutions come in.”
