EVVA was given special recognition in 1984. The coveted gold medal from the Austrian Association of Patent Holders and Inventors was awarded for the MCS (Magnetic Code System) and for the K900 supplementary

e-Primo is a EVVA’s electronic cylinder with firmware developed in-house. The advantage: end users do not need to maintain the software themselves and therefore there is no need for ongoing updates. Ideal [...] Ideal for households and small locking systems, for instance in medical practices.

EVVA launched onto the market a new modular system for assembly that further boosted the popularity of EVVA products. Installers often face incorrect dimensions when they are on construction sites and [...] using modular extenders. This flexible process saves unnecessary trips and cuts down on materials. EVVA receives the Öko Business Award from the City of Vienna for the modular design. With its compact design

highly specialised employees worked at EVVA in the 1980s. EVVA as a family-owned company had grown to be the country's largest manufacturer of cylinders and locking systems. The company had grown in size, and

In 1979, EVVA rings in a new era of security technology with MCS. The system was developed in collaboration with Vienna's Technical University and has become one of the world's most well-known security [...] magnet technology is resistant to all magnetic fields that are found in daily life and forms part of EVVA’s extensive list of patents.

Nicole Ehrlich-Adám present their vision and direction: “EVVA is the best and most reliable manufacturer of mechanical and electronic access systems.” They put forward the new tagline “access to security

EVVA was the first European company in the sector to be certified according to the standard set by ISO 9001 quality management systems. Regular reviews provide solid proof of the premium quality of its

The EVVA range included basically every type of mechanical cylinder and lock: from assembly cylinders to mortise, garage and rim locks, padlocks or furniture locks as well as special-purpose cylinders [...] included different variants of lockable vehicle handles as well as motorcycle locks. The master key systems became increasingly varied and technologically sophisticated in their design, and met very strict