AEI AFPS – DGMS-Approved Fire Detection & Suppression Website

A corporate website and admin portal for the AFPS division of Associated Engg. Industries. The company makes DGMS-approved Automatic Fire Detection and Suppression Systems for heavy earth-moving machinery (HEMM) in mining and construction. The site gives the division a digital identity: it presents the company's products, certifications and global reach, and it lets the team manage content without a developer.

The company was selling a safety-critical, certified product in a trust-driven B2B market, but had no dedicated online presence for the AFPS division. The site had to:

• 1. Build credibility with mining and construction buyers by showing DGMS approval clearly.

• 2. Explain a technical product (detection network, nitrogen-pressurised dry chemical suppression, control panel) in a way non-engineers can follow.

• 3. Show international presence and client trust.

• 4. Let the team update products and projects themselves.

• 5. Make it easy for buyers to get in touch.

• 1. A responsive React + TypeScript site built with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui, with smooth animations.

• 2. An interactive 3D globe (Three.js) showing the company's global markets.

• 3. An admin dashboard for managing Products and Projects, backed by Supabase (PostgreSQL, authentication, storage, row-level security).

• 4. Contact and inquiry forms connected to WhatsApp and email for fast B2B enquiries.

• 5. SEO metadata targeting AFPS, DGMS approved, mining safety and HEMM fire suppression.

• 6. Hosted on Vercel.

Established a unified digital identity for AEI's AFPS Division and created a stronger online representation of its industrial capabilities. The new experience communicates technical expertise, certifications, product offerings, and industry credibility more clearly while providing potential customers with a direct path toward enquiries and product discovery. The website positions the company for a more modern digital presence across India's mining, construction, and heavy-equipment sectors.