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Veilig Werkt Beter 2014

From Tuesday the 4^th until Thursday, the 6^th of November, AEP International exposed at the trade event Veilig Werkt Beter 2014. The brand essence of our thermal imaging product line is ‘Safety’, this corresponded perfectly with the essence of the exhibition. We are very satisfied with the new contacts we’ve met during these three days.
Besides visiting our booth, it was also possible for visitors to experience our products in a realistic training enviroment. In the outdoor area was a demo-site, offering our latest thermal imaging camera; Argus Mi-TIC. Visitor had the opportunity to use the Mi-TIC and search in a smoke-filled room for HAAGEN’s latest product; the “Thermal Manikin”. The “Thermal Manikin” is a training manikin developed for thermal imaging training. It gives of heat similar to body temperature and is therefore very comparable to a real victim. We want HAAGEN and VeTraNed to thank for this successful cooperation!

A successful 9^th edition of the Rescue Vlissingen!

With 130 exhibitors from 5 different countries, the boulevard of Vlissingen was on Wednesday, July 16^th, the background of this spectacular event.

Under optimal weather conditions, tens of thousands of enthusiastic visitors enjoyed various rescue demonstrations, both on land, at sea and in the air!

The event was also a success for AEP International. Visitors showed great interest in the Argus^® thermal camera’s.

We are looking forward to exhibit at th anniversary of Rescue Vlissingen 2016!

Successful introduction ARGUS Thermal imaging cameras at the Emergency Expo Ahoy Rotterdam!

08/10 April AEP International was present at the Emergency Expo in Ahoy Rotterdam with our brand new product line; ARGUS thermal imaging cameras.

The Emergency is the exhibition for innovation and trends in the field op disaster management, risk management and crisis management.

During the exhibition we have had many people acquainted with our latest innovations in the field of thermal imaging cameras.

We even went on television and explained how the Mi-TIC can be used during emergencies.