Vimpex announces Branch Manager for Vimpex Sweden
Vimpex are delighted to announce the appointment of Daniel Scherling as Branch Manager at Vimpex Sweden. The appointment of Daniel as a full-time employee marks our commitment to success in Sweden and the Nordics and the drive for sales growth…
New ClamBell brings innovation and good looks to fire alarm bells
Vimpex’s new ClamBell is an innovative, UK-manufactured, fire-alarm bell with a unique hinged design that swings shut after installation, which means it’s quick to install, aesthetically pleasing and reassuringly reliable – setting it apart from other fire alarm bells on…
Protect and Smart+Guard!

Misuse of manual call points or pull stations is a very significant factor in false or nuisance fire alarms. During 2015/2016, the Fire and Rescue Service attended 214,100 fire false alarms in England, which represents 40% of their total attendances during the year. In fact, from 1st January…

Extrication tools’ leading role in rescue

Extrication is an extremely complex discipline which requires a high level of skill, knowledge and understanding in order to ensure a safe and successful outcome. In the past 25 years the demands on the rescuer and the expectations placed upon…

New strategic alliance between LHD Group and Vimpex

An exciting new strategic partnership between LHD Group and Vimpex is announced, bringing together one of Europe’s leading PPE personal protective apparel manufacturers and the UK’s leading specialist supplier of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) & Rescue Equipment to form a new powerful alliance that will deliver the highest levels…

Hydrosense: the new standard for business continuity

Delivering the new standard in water leak detection, Hydrosense is the solution to one of the greatest threats to business continuity: water damage. UK insurers confirm that water leakage is now the costliest and most common claim made by commercial customers with a total loss…

£billion threat warning to risk management

Risk management ‘must prepare for the worst’ is the latest stark warning from the UK Environment Agency, which suggests that, with global temperatures set to rise by up to four degrees Centigrade by 2100, some £1bn a year might be needed…