Production and Manufacturing
Production and Manufacturing
We Focus on Quality
Since opening our first factory in 1983, quality has been the cornerstone of Poseidon’s operations. Each year, we invest at least 30% of our revenue in enhancing product quality and production management. We continuously listen, learn, and act to ensure every improvement enhances our products.
For over 40 years, we’ve been dedicated to delivering products that perform seamlessly.
CERTIFICATION PASSED:
Our Factory
As of 2024, Poseidon already has 4 production lines, producing high-performance firefighting and labor protection products, firefighting components, firefighting systems, and firefighting vehicles.
Fire Safety Products Production Line
Poseidon’s firefighter PPE factory was established in 1983 and has continued to develop its production capabilities. PPE specifications and performance documentation are assessed for the intended use and exact model. Product certifications and test reports are separate from quality-management system certification.
Fire Safety Equipment
Production Line
Poseidon’s fire safety equipment factory carries out research, development, and production work for firefighting equipment and accessories. Product selection is based on the application, required specifications, and the standards or certification documents required for the exact equipment being supplied.
Fire Suppression System Production Line
Poseidon designs and manufactures fire suppression systems, including FM-200, aerosol, IG-100/IG-541, and dry chemical systems. System selection depends on the hazard, enclosure, agent, detection and control arrangement, and applicable design requirements. Listing and approval documents must match the system components and configuration specified for the project.
Fire Vehicle Production Line
Our vehicle production line supports development, design, customization, and production for fire vehicles and firefighting drones. The range includes vehicles in different sizes and drones with different deployment arrangements. Configuration is defined by the intended mission, chassis or flight platform, firefighting payload, and destination-market requirements.
