Fight fire with Steel Recon Industries
- Enforcing maximum, reliable fire safety across various fields, Steel Recon Industries beats the blaze as a one-stop solution centre
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Fire destroys indiscriminately, posing serious potential threats to residential communities, commercial buildings, institutions, modes of transportation and more. Having the best fire safety technology ready to handle emergencies greatly reduces possible risks and hazards. Enforcing maximum, reliable fire safety across various fields, Steel Recon Industries (SRI) beats the blaze as a one-stop solution centre, providing high-quality firefighting products and systems.
We produce most of our components in-house because we believe that through manufacturing these ourselves, we can monitor what the factory is doing, and we can be highly involved with quality control
Leading the industry with 45 years of expertise, SRI fosters a philosophy of continuous improvement, change and innovation in all its processes.
The Malaysian company harnesses its research and development team together with its state-of-the-art facilities to customise products for specific needs while keeping prices reasonable.
“We produce most of our components in-house because we believe that through manufacturing these ourselves, we can monitor what the factory is doing, and we can be highly involved with quality control,” says Wee Chew Kiat, chief operating officer of SRI. “While we sell at a very cost-competitive price, we will not compromise our quality because firefighting products are a lifesaving device, and we are very careful with that.”
SRI’s extensive product line includes fire extinguishers, hose reels, wet and dry riser systems, cabinets and fire suppression systems. Its latest solution, Streamex, an FK-5-1-12 fire suppression system, uses the most eco-friendly chemical gas available in the market at the moment. Inertec, the company’s internationally accredited solution, extinguishes fire by releasing inert gases to decrease oxygen levels below 16 per cent while still maintaining a breathable environment.
