At Doorveen, we specialize in the safe storage of hazardous products, with a strong focus on Lithium-ion battery storage in the recycling industry. As safety regulations in the Netherlands and abroad have evolved, ensuring compliance with fire resistance standards has become a key priority for our team. Promat's passive fire protection materials have been instrumental in helping us meet these requirements efficiently.

InterDam is a major supplier of blast and passive fire protection products for the global industry, principally walls, doors and window systems. InterDam has experience of providing products in fire resistant classes according to international tunnel Standards RWS / HCM / ISO 834. InterDam is well versed in the key difference between tunnel doors and most other types of fire resistant doors: Tunnel doors are escape doors and are only used in case of an emergency. Rigorous testing, use of the best materials, proper dimensioning of all materials and regular maintenance assures the door functions as specified. Get the people to safety and keep the fire out. Always. Guaranteed.

Promat has now launched its lowest density version yet: AEROGUARD® 96. At 96 kg/m³, the product is setting a new standard for high-performance insulation in the aerospace and aeronautical industries.

In 2023, Promat completed a major investment at our Italian plant into our production of intumescent material making it greener, safer, and more efficient.

Steel production, nowadays, takes revolutionary steps towards the „greener future “. In the traditional approach, the journey begins with iron ore and coal, with the former being transformed into pig iron in blast furnaces, and the latter turned into coke in coke oven batteries. This is followed by melting in Basic Oxygen Furnaces (BOFs), a process known for its high energy consumption and substantial carbon emissions. To address these issues, there is a growing shift towards Electric Arc Furnaces (EAFs) in steelmaking.

We’re excited to announce that we will be participating at this year’s International Congress for Battery Recycling (ICBR) in Valencia, Spain from September 6-8.