- Magirus, world market leader in turntable ladders, confirms participation in Interschutz 2026 in Hanover
- Representative appearance at the leading international trade fair for fire and rescue services in preparation
- Product offensive of the Magirus 160Y celebration for the first time in front of an international audience – “Right there, right new”: with new, innovative products at Interschutz 2026.
Magirus, the world’s leading supplier of turntable ladders, is pleased to announce that the company will have a representative stand at Interschutz 2026. Next year’s Interschutz, the world’s most important trade fair for firefighting, rescue and civil protection, will once again provide an ideal forum for presenting the latest developments and innovations in this field.
With over 160 years of experience in the development and manufacturing of firefighting technology, Magirus can look back on a history steeped in tradition. The company is known for both, its innovative strength and its tireless development. As part of the highly acclaimed 2024 anniversary celebrations, Magirus presented its best product portfolio to date, which will now be made accessible to an international audience at Interschutz 2026.
“Interschutz is the most important international trade fair for presenting our latest solutions to a global audience. We look forward to showcasing our developments in the field of turntable ladders, firefighting vehicles and other innovative technologies in front of experts and global fire departments,” says Thomas Hilse, CEO of Magirus. “Last year, we set an important milestone with our 160th company anniversary – and at Interschutz 2026, we will continue to combine our tradition and experience with forward-looking developments and innovations. Especially after the difficult Corona years, Interschutz has our full support and as a global company we are particularly pleased to be back.”
Under the motto “Safeguarding tomorrow”, Interschutz 2026 will focus on the future topics of climate change, civil protection, sustainability and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI). More than 1,300 exhibitors and around 80,000 visitors from more than 60 countries attended the first Interschutz after the pandemic in June 2022.
It is only at Interschutz that Magirus has the opportunity to engage in dialogue with leading international companies and experts in the industry to drive new developments in the field of fire and rescue technology.
“We are proud to be part of this important event, which is dedicated to the challenges of the future. The topics of sustainability and the use of new technologies are also of central importance to us at Magirus, and we are convinced that our products and solutions will make a decisive contribution to the protection of life and health,” Hilse continues.
Magirus invites all interested parties to visit the stand at Interschutz 2026 to take a look at the latest innovations and product developments that will enrich firefighting technology.
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Magirus – more than 160 years of innovation and tradition in firefighting technology
The best firefighting vehicles are built by firefighters. This fact was known to Conrad Dietrich Magirus, firefighter by passion, visionary and founder of our company more than 160 years ago. In keeping with this tradition, today we at Magirus build the most modern and reliable firefighting vehicles and equipment. And today many employees at Magirus are trained comrade firefighters who know exactly what's needed on the job.
The work of our comrades in firefighting services around the world is an inspiration as well as motivation, since their mission is what drives us. This is also the reason why the equipment, vehicles and solutions we develop for our comrades are among the best in the world.
For more than 160 years now they have been making firefighters' lives easier and their work safer. Today at Magirus fire brigades find a comprehensive range of first-class, reliable firefighting vehicles ranging from turntable ladders, to pumpers and rescue vehicles, robots, fire pumps and equipment.
Magirus employs more than 1,400 people at its four sites: Ulm/Germany, Graz/Austria, Brescia/Italy and Chambéry/France.
