INTERSCHUTZ Trade Show Recap
With the largest exhibition booth in the company’s history, WEBER RESCUE SYSTEMS showcased its offerings in early June at INTERSCHUTZ 2026 in Hanover—the world’s leading trade fair for firefighting, rescue services, civil protection, and safety. Over the course of six days, approximately 144,000 visitors from 144 countries learned about the latest developments and innovations in the industry. More than 1,700 exhibitors showcased their products and solutions.
Strong Trade Show Presence Across Multiple Areas
WEBER RESCUE SYSTEMS was represented across multiple exhibition areas. The centerpiece was the main booth, spanning over 700 square meters and featuring more than 40 products on display. Visitors were not only able to learn about numerous innovations but also try out many solutions firsthand and engage in conversation with our experts.
The trade show presence was complemented by joint demonstrations in the outdoor area with our partner S-GARD, a manufacturer of high-quality firefighting gear.
Digitalization Continues to Gain Importance
A particular focus this year was on digital solutions. For the first time, WEBER RESCUE SYSTEMS had its own booth in a separate exhibition hall to showcase innovative digital applications and services. INTERSCHUTZ 2026 impressively demonstrated that the future of rescue technology extends far beyond high-performance hardware. Digital solutions, smart connectivity, and software-based applications are becoming increasingly important and complement modern rescue systems to create comprehensive solutions for emergency responders worldwide.
The exhibition presence generated significant interest. Numerous customers, partners, and trade visitors took the opportunity to learn about new products, experience innovations firsthand, and exchange ideas with the experts from WEBER RESCUE SYSTEMS.
The high volume of visitors at the booths underscored the brand’s strong international presence and reaffirmed WEBER RESCUE SYSTEMS’ position as one of the leading providers of innovative rescue technology.