On April 11, 1996, a major fire broke out at D\u00fcsseldorf Airport, killing 17 people and injuring 88. Damage amounting to approximately one billion euros was incurred. As it later turned out, the fire was partly due to the fact that fireproof building materials had not been used thirty years earlier, probably for cost reasons. The accident shows how important it is to use high-quality materials – even on a small scale, of course.<\/p>\n
We at Regoplast GmbH have always attached great importance to the sustainable and excellent quality of our materials. For example, plastics containing halogens ensure that a lot of smoke develops and toxic gases are released in the event of a fire. This is not the case with halogen-free plastics – such as those we use for our cable markers.<\/p>\n