FeuerTrutz 2024: Europe’s premier fire protection trade fair

FeuerTrutz 2024 is scheduled to take place on 26 and 27 June, marking a significant event in the fire protection industry.

The trade fair will be hosted at NürnbergMesse, where experts across Europe will convene to discuss the latest trends and innovations in fire safety.

This year’s event promises to be the largest ever, with an expanded display area and a high number of international exhibitors.

Stefan Dittrich, the director of FeuerTrutz at NürnbergMesse, shared his enthusiasm for the upcoming event: “All parties are eagerly anticipating the two-day event.

“The preparations are going extremely well, and the huge interest from exhibitors underlines the event’s importance for the sector.”

International impact and visitor highlights

FeuerTrutz 2024 continues to serve as an essential international platform for preventive fire protection.

With exhibitors from 22 countries, it fosters a global exchange of knowledge and innovation.

The fair will feature a variety of programmes including forums, live demonstrations, and the Fire Protection EXPERIENCE, providing both educational and practical insights into fire safety.

“The international participation is crucial, as it makes FeuerTrutz an important international anchor point,” Dittrich stated.

He further highlighted the fair’s diverse offerings: “The programme offers something for everyone, from the asecos academy’s expert forums to live fire protection demonstrations.”

Why professionals should not miss FeuerTrutz 2024

FeuerTrutz 2024 is deemed essential for professionals looking to stay ahead in the fire protection industry.

It presents an opportunity to engage with cutting-edge developments and network with key industry players.

The event is a hub for discussing pressing issues and exploring innovative solutions in active, passive, and organisational fire protection.

Dittrich explained the fair’s unique position in the market: “FeuerTrutz is distinguished by its combination of trade fair and congress, which allows for profound insights into the fire protection industry.”