BUSINESS COOPERATION · 20 OCTOBER 2026SuperMRO and SAFETY INXS cooperate to develop industrial protection and safety markets
On 20 October 2026, SuperMRO met Mr Davin Le, Managing Director of SAFETY INXS PROTECTIVE TECHNOLOGY (VIETNAM) Co., Ltd., at the SuperMRO office. The parties agreed on a cooperation direction to promote distribution in Vietnam and introduce and share customer networks for mutual benefit.
Partner-supplied photographs of the Shanghai showroom, not photographs of the meeting at SuperMRO. Fluidtec catalogue information added on 21 October 2026.
Developing markets and sharing opportunities
The cooperation combines SuperMRO’s access to plant procurement, maintenance and engineering needs with the protective products, safety equipment and supply channels introduced by SAFETY INXS. Both parties hope to reach new customers and build lasting relationships. The following ranges were included in the cooperation materials; the actual scope of supply will be defined for each requirement.
SAFETY INXS and industrial hand protection
Established in Shanghai in 2004, SAFETY INXS develops and manufactures industrial hand and arm protection. Its 2026 catalogue covers cut resistance, general handling, impact and hypodermic-needle puncture protection, heat, cold, electrical insulation and chemicals. Selection starts with the task, hazard, exposure duration and comfort throughout a working shift.
Cut and impact protection matched to the task
BLADEX includes different yarn constructions and PU, nitrile or latex coatings, alongside sleeves and aprons for handling sharp sheet metal, machining and assembly. Grip and dexterity should be assessed on actual surfaces. KARBONHEX includes DEFENDER, LIBERATOR, VANGUARD and BALISTIK high-performance models; HYPO ARMOR includes needle-puncture protection. Needle, sharp-object puncture and cut resistance require separate verification.
Chemicals, temperature, electricity and additional ranges
NITRIUMX, ALKHEMYST, AKORE and other catalogue names identify product families or configurations, rather than necessarily separate manufacturers. Welding gloves, cold-work gloves and aprons, class-rated insulating gloves, disposable gloves, eyewear, clothing and footwear broaden the range. Chemical selection requires permeation data, concentration and temperature; electrical work requires the correct voltage class. Static-dissipative gloves do not replace electrically insulating gloves.

Rubberex from Malaysia
The SAFETY INXS catalogue includes Rubberex RNF15/RNF18, RNU22-18, NEO400 and HD27 NEO. The Malaysian manufacturer supplies natural- and synthetic-rubber gloves for industrial and professional applications. Nitrile, neoprene and blended constructions, cuff length and lining offer options for compatible oils, cleaning agents and chemicals. The specific glove must be checked against exposure data, not selected by material name alone.
DAILOVE from Japan
DAILOVE is DIA RUBBER CO., LTD.’s industrial glove brand. The supplied ranges cover solvents, oils, acids and alkalis, heat, cold and electrostatic control. Model 640 uses butyl rubber; 730 uses fluororubber. A95EX/A96EX and longer versions use CSM according to manufacturer data. H200/H201/H202/H203, H4/H40 and cold-work models provide further options, each requiring its own compatibility and certification checks.
ZANRAY and specialist protective clothing
Shanghai Zanray Industrial Co., Ltd., introduced as founded in 2003, supplies firefighting, rescue, heat-, flame- and arc-protective clothing, helmets, hoods, gloves and footwear. PYROSTRIDE, SOTERSTRIDE and ROCK WALKER PRO appear in the catalogue. GORE, PBI, DuPont, Michelin and 3M are shown as material or technology partners; their logos do not establish distribution rights for their entire ranges. Protection ratings belong to the specific finished product and approved ensemble.
CleanAIR respiratory protection
CleanAIR is a MALINA – Safety s.r.o. brand from the Czech Republic. The brochure covers Chemical 2F Tactical and MedicAER PAPRs, CM-6/AS-90 masks, CA-12 hood, Panoramate Lite suit and particulate or combined gas/vapour filters. PAPRs filter ambient air and deliver it to the breathing zone. The brochure identifies CM-6 as a Gumárny Zubří mask. Components must be compatible; a PAPR does not supply oxygen or replace SCBA in oxygen-deficient or otherwise unapproved conditions.
DINGLEE within IDEX Fire & Safety
IDEX Dinglee Technology (Tianjin) presents hydraulic rescue cutters, spreaders, combination tools, rams, power units, battery-powered tools and scene-stabilisation systems. Selection considers opening, force measured under the applicable method, stroke, cutting capability, weight and readiness. Related LUKAS, HURST, Vetter, Akron, Hale, Godiva and AWG logos identify an associated ecosystem, not automatically a single distribution authorisation covering all products in Vietnam.
UFTC and its relationship with Fluidtec
United Fire Technology Corporation Ltd. introduces extinguishers, hoses and reels, nozzles and monitors, gas suppression, fittings, valves, hangers, fire blankets and standalone detectors. The new catalogue explicitly identifies Fluidtec as a UFTC brand for controlled water/foam firefighting monitors. Fluidtec therefore expands the UFTC section with more detailed discharge equipment and remote-control configurations.
Seven Fluidtec product groups
The contents divide the range into handline nozzles, portable monitors, electric monitors, manual monitors, controllers/accessories, knapsack foam equipment and industrial monitors. Applications extend from deployable equipment to fixed installations in plants, tank farms and ports. These categories guide configuration studies; they do not share one universal specification.



Fluidtec equipment from the manufacturer’s catalogue: handline nozzles, portable and industrial monitors.
Handline nozzles and foam attachments
The catalogue includes S, M, F, T and Z series and other nozzle configurations. S series offers selectable flow and spray patterns, with compatible F3008/F3016 foam attachments. Model 1116 is listed with 360/475/550/750/950 L/min settings at 7 bar. Working, maximum and actual nozzle-inlet pressures after hose losses must be distinguished, together with coupling compatibility, reaction force and water-supply capacity.
Portable monitors and rapid deployment
Portable ranges include Rapid Attack and manual or electric configurations. Folding supports, inlet, weight, elevation limits and securing arrangements determine deployability. Mobility can support repositioning under an assessed plant or warehouse response plan. Unattended operation must never be assumed at every angle: model-specific limits, anchoring, slip resistance and reaction forces remain essential.
Electric and manual monitors
Electric configurations allow direction and discharge settings to be controlled from an operating position, reducing the need to remain close to a hazard. Manual options include tiller-bar, dual-handwheel and foam monitors. Water, foam or dual-purpose duty, corrosion resistance, power supply, travel limits and any manual override must be specified for the actual installation.
Controllers and system integration
The catalogue includes the 2321 wireless controller, 2341/2342 joysticks, indicators and accessories. Industrial configurations include 2912 controllers and a 2901-M console for monitors, valves and fibre communications. The supplied catalogue describes a ring with up to 16 controllers and 32 monitors. Some manufacturer webpages describe different capacities; a project must use a confirmed version and topology rather than combine figures from different configurations.

9102 and 9122 knapsack foam equipment
These portable units combine an engine-powered blower with foam-generation equipment for suitable response tasks. The catalogue describes adjustable foam expansion and applications including vegetation, cooling, overhaul and appropriate storage areas. Carried foam concentrate must be distinguished from externally supplied water: an 8-litre concentrate tank is not an 8-litre water tank. Performance depends on concentrate, water supply and fire conditions.
Industrial monitors and hazardous-area configurations
The catalogue rates model 3831 at 2,000 L/min and 3880 at 4,800 L/min, with 304L stainless waterways and optional 316L. It describes hazardous-area actuator, junction-box and control arrangements. Certification must be verified for each component and the complete configuration, including zone, gas group and temperature class. Motor certification alone does not approve the entire system.
Fluidtec for plants, tank farms and coal storage
Catalogue examples include oil terminals, flammable-liquid tank areas and enclosed coal yards. Engineering considers coverage, actual throw, flow, pressure, wind and available water or foam solution. Remote operation must integrate pumps, valves, backup power, interlocks and maintenance. Catalogue examples do not replace a project-specific fire-protection design.
CIMC-Tianda firefighting vehicles
The 2026 catalogue includes water, foam and CAFS vehicles, airport appliances, ladders and aerial platforms, water towers, high-flow pumping, hose laying, smoke extraction, command and support vehicles. Brands include Ziegler, Chuanxiao, Jindun and Jietong. DG72, for example, lists a 72.4 m working height; load charts, outreach, outriggers and site conditions still govern selection. Chassis, pumps, monitors and complete-vehicle manufacturers must be distinguished.
Hengfeng and piping reliability
Jiangsu Hengfeng Bellows, founded in 2001, supplies expansion joints, titanium and nickel-alloy bellows, metal hoses and engineered configurations. Potential duties include thermal power, steel, cement, chemicals and piping affected by thermal movement or vibration. Selection needs DN, medium, pressure, temperature, movement, materials and anchors/guides. Catalogue extremes are not simultaneous operating conditions for every size; material selection depends on actual corrosion conditions.
Turning product ranges into suitable applications
SuperMRO and SAFETY INXS intend to coordinate requirements, product selection, technical checks and sample trials where appropriate. Each task and system still requires its own selection. Certifications, configuration, supply route, warranty and delivery are confirmed in individual offers. Meeting information was supplied by SuperMRO; this article does not announce exclusivity or authorisation beyond the available documents.
