Construction and maintenance of stationary diesel emergency drives for fire protection, emergency power and special systems in Austria
KSB DAG GmbH
Wiener Neudorf, AustriaNew on Amplifa
About us
KSB DAG GmbH (formerly DAG-Dieselanlagen Service GmbH) was founded in 1972 and specializes in the construction and maintenance of stationary emergency drives, in particular diesel drives for sprinkler systems in fire protection as well as emergency power generators. The company is considered the market leader in Austria in this field and also supplies customers in neighboring EU countries. In addition to the construction of mobile and stationary gensets, the range of services includes the rental of emergency power generators, custom-designed special systems, the overhaul of diesel engines, and the trade in spare parts and accessories. The customer service team accompanies the systems throughout their entire service life, including a 24-hour emergency service and nationwide coverage across Austria. The company is headquartered in the Industrieviertel NÖ Süd industrial center in Wiener Neudorf near Vienna.
- Site
- Wiener Neudorf
- Processes
- Unit construction – fire protection systems (stationary diesel emergency drives, sprinkler systems), Unit construction – emergency power generators (gensets), mobile and stationary, construction and, Special systems construction (custom-designed systems), Customer service, maintenance and servicing of emergency drives incl. 24-hour emergency service, Overhaul of diesel engines, Acceptance testing according to DIN 1944/111 or DIN ISO 9906 (testing of pumps/systems), 24-hour emergency service, Service and maintenance throughout the entire service life
- Materials
- Acceptance testing according to DIN 1944/111 or DIN ISO 9906, Emergency power generators (gensets)
- Certificates
- Acceptance testing DIN 1944/111 / DIN ISO 9906
- Founded
- 1972
- Industries
- Fire protection, Emergency power supply, Special systems construction
- 01
Engineering and design of the systems
- 02
Construction and assembly of the emergency drives or gensets
- 03
Acceptance testing according to DIN 1944/111 or DIN ISO 9906
- 04
Delivery and commissioning
- 05
Service, maintenance and 24-hour emergency service
- 06
Spare parts supply
Processes and tests
Acceptance testing according to DIN 1944/111 or DIN ISO 9906
Acceptance testing of pumps and systems in accordance with the agreed standards at the place of manufacture.
Emergency power generators (gensets)
Construction and rental of mobile and stationary emergency power generators for every application.
Locations
Wiener Neudorf
ATHeadquarters, production and service
- Materials
- Diesel emergency drives, emergency power generators, special systems
- Workshop for the overhaul of diesel engines
Areas of service
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit construction – fire protection systems (stationary diesel emergency drives, sprinkler systems)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Unit construction – emergency power generators (gensets), mobile and stationary, construction andAssembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Special systems construction (custom-designed systems)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Customer service, maintenance and servicing of emergency drives incl. 24-hour emergency serviceAssembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Overhaul of diesel enginesAssembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Acceptance testing according to DIN 1944/111 or DIN ISO 9906 (testing of pumps/systems)Testing | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
Quality
Acceptance tests are carried out according to DIN 1944/111 or DIN ISO 9906 at the place of manufacture. Customer service ensures functionality throughout the entire service life of the systems, including a 24-hour emergency service.
| Evidence | Wiener Neudorf |
|---|---|
| Acceptance testing DIN 1944/111 / DIN ISO 9906 |
History
- 1972
Founding of DAG-Dieselanlagen Service GmbH as a partner for the construction and maintenance of stationary emergency drives (sprinkler systems and emergency power generators).