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We, DR. STHAMER, are a globally active, long-established Hamburg company. Since 1886, we have been researching, developing, and producing at our site in Hamburg / Billbrook and selling our products worldwide. Today, we specialize in fluorine-free, environmentally friendly foam extinguishing agents for effective firefighting. If you would like to participate in this responsible role and are looking for a varied job, then […]
We, DR. STHAMER, are a globally active, long-established Hamburg company. Since 1886, we have been researching, developing, and producing at our site in Hamburg / Billbrook and selling our products worldwide. Today, we specialize in fluorine-free, environmentally friendly foam extinguishing agents for effective firefighting. If you would like to participate in this responsible role and are looking for a varied job, then […]
Forest and vegetation fires are becoming increasingly frequent and intense. They pose a major risk to people and wildlife, but also to forests as an economic factor and, in particular, as storage sites for CO2. […]
In many fire situations—especially vegetation and wildfires—the availability of extinguishing water presents a logistical challenge. This makes it all the more important to use available resources as efficiently as possible. One effective method for optimizing water consumption is the use of wetting agents. What are wetting agents? Wetting agents, such as the high-performance wetting agent "UltraWet®" from Dr. STHAMER, are special additives that […]
Viscosity is a measure of the thickness or internal friction of a liquid. It describes how much a liquid resists deformation or flow. Simply put: the higher the viscosity, the “thicker” the liquid – and the lower the viscosity, the more “fluid” or “runny” it is. Most fluorine-free foam extinguishing agents are low-viscose, meaning they have a thin, water-like consistency and can be easily proportioned. […]
Wetting agents such as UltraWet® or low-dosed foam concentrates like STHAMEX®-Performance reduce the surface tension of water. This allows the water to adhere better to solid surfaces and penetrate more deeply into porous or hydrophobic (water-repellent) materials. This phenomenon is known as the wetting effect. In firefighting, the wetting effect means that water – when combined with a wetting agent – no longer beads […]
A wildfire is a devastating natural phenomenon that annually destroys vast areas of forest and poses a threat to humans and animals. The impacts of wildfires are not limited to the affected ecosystems but also have far-reaching consequences for the climate and air quality. Moreover, they pose a significant economic risk to forestry and forest management. […]
Dr. Sthamer is offering a training day on the topic of extinguishing agent additives for fighting forest and vegetation fires for the first time. The one-day seminar is aimed at fire service leaders, fire protection consultants, forest fire fighting multipliers, instructors from state fire service schools, forestry staff and forest fire officers, as well as representatives from lower water authorities and environmental agencies. Workshop – Block 1 Workshop – Block 2 Workshop – […]
Due to the holidays, our company will be closed from December 24, 2024, through January 2, 2026. We will be back on January 5, 2026. Due to inventory and the conversion of our ERP system to SAP, the last regular shipments this year are scheduled for December 12, 2025. The first scheduled shipments in the new year […]
We will be participating in the AFFG conference in Rome from 24 to 26 March 2026, stand 104. For the first time, Dr Sthamer will be presenting their products for forest firefighting at the AFFG Conference and Exhibition. In addition to STHAMEX-Performance 1% F-20 #9148, the BosQRet product range will also be presented to the trade audience in Rome. BosQRet #1801 […]
Where: Seminaris Campus Hotel Berlin When: Thurs., Jan. 15, 2026 - Fri., Jan. 16, 2026 Topics: Meet us at FIRE.WORK 2026 in Berlin. Further information about the event, the program, and registration can be found via the link.
We will be exhibiting at the VdS Fire Protection Days 2024. Visit us at our booth (A-12/Hall 10.2) and learn more about our foam extinguishing agents! The trade fair offers live demonstrations, VdS conferences, ample networking opportunities, and a focus on structural fire protection. The VdS Fire Protection Days on December 3rd and 4th, 2025 in Cologne will feature a highly topical and diverse program. […]
Forest and vegetation fires are becoming increasingly frequent and intense. They pose a major risk to people and wildlife, but also to forests as an economic factor and, in particular, as storage sites for CO2. […]
Information on the safe use of wetting agents (STHAMEX® Performance 1% and STHAMEX® 3% F-15) for extinguishing vegetation and forest fires, summarized briefly and clearly: Download 'Waldbrand Einsatzhinweis Netzwasser' (Wildland Fire Application Note Wetting Agents)Download 'Application advice - wetting agents for wildland fires
In many fire situations—especially vegetation and wildfires—the availability of extinguishing water presents a logistical challenge. This makes it all the more important to use available resources as efficiently as possible. One effective method for optimizing water consumption is the use of wetting agents. What are wetting agents? Wetting agents, such as the high-performance wetting agent "UltraWet®" from Dr. STHAMER, are special additives that […]
Viscosity is a measure of the thickness or internal friction of a liquid. It describes how much a liquid resists deformation or flow. Simply put: the higher the viscosity, the “thicker” the liquid – and the lower the viscosity, the more “fluid” or “runny” it is. Most fluorine-free foam extinguishing agents are low-viscose, meaning they have a thin, water-like consistency and can be easily proportioned. […]
Wetting agents such as UltraWet® or low-dosed foam concentrates like STHAMEX®-Performance reduce the surface tension of water. This allows the water to adhere better to solid surfaces and penetrate more deeply into porous or hydrophobic (water-repellent) materials. This phenomenon is known as the wetting effect. In firefighting, the wetting effect means that water – when combined with a wetting agent – no longer beads […]