REMBE supplier in Romania
Rupture discs and explosion protection systems
Founded in 1973 · Headquarters: Brilon, Germany
Who is REMBE and what does it make?
REMBE is a German manufacturer of explosion protection and process safety systems, headquartered in Brilon and active since 1973. The range includes rupture discs in the EGV, EDP, MDX, ODV/ODU and ERO families, flameless explosion venting systems in the Q-Rohr series, Q-Bic decoupling barriers for isolating explosion propagation between items of equipment, and dedicated solutions for battery energy storage systems (BESS). For the Romanian market we can quote from the range of rupture discs and explosion protection systems for process plants.
What sets REMBE apart is its coverage of the whole explosion protection chain: the rupture disc relieves overpressure at a defined point, the Q-Rohr system releases the explosion pressure without letting the flame out of the equipment, and Q-Bic stops the explosion propagating to connected pipes or equipment. The dedicated variants — Q-Rohr 6T for metal dusts, Q-Rohr DFE for gas engines and the BESS series (EGV, TGV, Q.Vent) for battery containers — show a specialisation in niche applications where generic explosion protection solutions do not cover the specific risk.
For customers in Romania, REMBE makes sense for chemical and petrochemical plants, silos and combustible dust processing plants, as well as new battery energy storage projects where explosion protection must be sized for the specific risk of the container.
What do we supply from the REMBE range?
| Product | Description |
|---|---|
| EGV/EDP/MDX/ODV/ERO Series Rupture Discs | Rupture discs for overpressure protection of process equipment, available in several construction families depending on behaviour under negative pressure (vacuum) and alternating pressure: EGV for zero or low negative pressure, EDP for low to medium negative pressure and alternating pressure, MDX for low response pressures with high vacuum resistance, ODV/ODU for high vacuum up to absolute and alternating pressure, and ERO for negative pressure and alternating pressure. The disc fails in a controlled way at a calculated pressure, relieving the overpressure from a vessel or pipe before it exceeds the equipment's safety limit. The choice of family depends on the rupture pressure required and on chemical compatibility with the fluid in the plant. |
| Q-Rohr Flameless Explosion Venting Systems | An explosion pressure venting system that retains the flame and burnt particles inside, releasing only the pressure wave to the outside, which allows installation even close to areas occupied by personnel. The Q-Rohr 6T variant is dedicated to metal dust explosions, and the DFE variant is adapted to the exhaust lines of gas engines. They are fitted on silos, filters and equipment for processing combustible powders. |
| Q-Bic Explosion Decoupling Barriers | An active decoupling system that stops the propagation of an explosion from one item of equipment to connected pipes or equipment, using a barrier with extinguishing agent activated when the explosion is detected. It complements the rupture disc and the venting system in a complete protection strategy, where isolation between equipment is as important as relieving overpressure. It is frequently used in plants with several vessels or filters interconnected by pipes. |
Why REMBE?
- Explosion protection range — rupture disc, flameless venting and decoupling barrier
- Q-Rohr 6T variant dedicated to metal dusts, a risk hard to cover with generic equipment
- Solutions dedicated to battery containers (BESS), from the manufacturer's range
- Over 50 years of activity in process safety, since 1973
- Subsidiaries in Europe, America, Asia-Pacific, Africa and the Middle East
Which REMBE codes and series are requested most often?
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| Q-Rohr | flameless explosion venting |
| Q-Rohr 6T | explosion venting for metal dusts |
| Q-Rohr DFE Gas | explosion venting for gas engines |
| Q-Bic | active explosion decoupling barrier |
| Q-Box R3leaf | sustainable explosion venting system |
| Q-Ball E | explosion venting for elevators |
| Q-Ball S | explosion venting for systems with vibration |
| KUB | rupture disc with reverse-acting technology |
| EXKOP System | bidirectional decoupling system |
| EGV | rupture disc for zero or low negative pressure |
| EDP | rupture disc for low to medium negative pressure and alternating pressure |
| MDX | rupture disc for low pressures |
| ODV/ODU | rupture disc for high vacuum up to absolute and alternating pressure |
| ERO | rupture disc for negative pressure and alternating pressure |
| BESS.EGV | rupture disc dedicated to battery containers |
| BESS.Q.Vent | explosion venting system for BESS |
Where is REMBE equipment used?
- Chemicals and petrochemicals — explosion protection for reactors and pipes
- Food industry — protection of silos and powder handling systems
- Woodworking — explosion protection for wood dust
- Aerospace and energy — specialised process safety solutions
- Battery energy storage (BESS) — explosion protection for containers
How do we supply REMBE in Romania?
For REMBE we work with the manufacturer's technical documentation; availability and lead time are confirmed in the quotation. We bring in rupture discs, venting systems and decoupling barriers to order, through supply channels in Germany and the EU, usually in 1–4 weeks from the manufacturer's confirmation. For a quotation we need the rupture pressure required, the nominal size of the connection, the type of medium (gas, dust or liquid) and the working temperature. Each disc is sized on the pressure and geometry of the customer's plant, with no availability from our own warehouse.
The sizing calculation of the explosion protection system for an existing plant starts from a technical enquiry analysed by the manufacturer.
Frequently asked questions about REMBE
What does REMBE make?
REMBE makes explosion protection systems — rupture discs, Q-Rohr flameless venting systems and Q-Bic decoupling barriers — as a German manufacturer active since 1973, headquartered in Brilon.
How do I choose the right REMBE rupture disc?
The choice depends on the rupture pressure required, the connection size and the type of medium in the plant — gas, combustible dust or liquid. Send us these parameters, and we will check the suitable disc family (EGV, EDP, MDX or ODV).
Do you supply REMBE equipment in Romania and how long does it take?
Yes, we bring in rupture discs and Q-Rohr or Q-Bic systems to order, through supply channels in Germany and the EU, usually in 1–4 weeks, depending on the manufacturer's confirmation.
What data do I need to send for a REMBE quotation?
You need the rupture pressure required, the nominal size of the connection, the type of medium in the plant (gas, dust or liquid) and the working temperature at the point of installation.
How do I request a REMBE quotation?
Send the REMBE code from the nameplate and the quantity; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 12 November 2026 · Sources: REMBE GmbH Safety+Control (manufacturer documentation)