oil-based installation (due to the cooling units and the higher compressed air requirement, measured by the compressed air consumption of the compressor control). But it can often replace not just one [...] to manufacture. Since 2021, EVVA has commissioned several new clean production systems, e.g. for key milling, security cylinder housings and one for the production of high-quality locking cylinder cores

sensibler Bereiche: Wir empfehlen die hochsicheren und flexiblen elektronischen Schließsysteme Xesar & AirKey von EVVA. Sichern Sie Serverräume und -schränke mit elektronischen Schließzylindern ab. Serverräume

bisschen sicherer. Simon Leung aus Hongkong öffnet mit seinem Smartphone die Tür zu seinem Büro – dank AirKey ebenso seine Mitarbeiter. Sorgfältig schließt Krankenpfleger Yves Nzé in Libreville in Gabun den

function in a different form. The sharing economy is an example of this. EVVA offers key credits for the Xesar and AirKey electronic access systems. End users can share and revoke access to their properties [...] authorisation is no longer via physical keys or cards, but via the smartphone. For a new access authorisation, e.g. for a cleaning service or for assisted living, no new key is produced in this business model [...] model, but instead a virtual KeyCredit is used to authorise the third-party smartphone for access Resource inflows (ESRS E5-4) Input 2024 2023 Brass 821,731 kg 800,107 kg Key blanks 78,437 kg 88,947 kg Nickel

together with the Technical University of Vienna In 2014, the new electronic access systems Xesar and AirKey will be launched on the market - partly developed jointly with RISE GmbH In the age of digitalisation

Another example is a key milling machine for the new mechanical systems, which can complete keys in just one operation - from the embossed punching piece to the profile and pin holes to the key tip and lettering [...] However, digital installations require more power than conventional machines due to increased compressed air consumption. EVVA implements extensive energy-saving measures to compensate for this. More information [...] platform for employees. Find out more at EVVA Academy Further digital team boards in production. Tasks, key performance indicators, work safety status and other information from the production area are no longer

control systems, PIN code keypads or biometrics. It can of course also be used with EVVA Xesar and AirKey systems. Always securely locked In the event of a burglary, the insurance company will only cover

buzzword. And once again, EVVA managed to combine the old and new in a tried and tested way. XESAR and AirKey are trailblazers for the move towards digitalisation and they lay the foundations for the next 100 [...] EVVA produces every year from 700 tonnes of metal 2 million mechanical security cylinders 3 million keys 300,000 electronic components (such as wall readers, e-cylinders, and so on) 100,000 electronic i

a flap in the exhaust air duct. In winter, the machine heat is conducted into the hall, thus saving heating gas; in summer, it is dissipated, thus saving energy for cooling and air-conditioning systems [...] most important production material and is required for the production of our security cylinders and keys in larger quantities. Brass production at our suppliers causes correspondingly high GHG emissions [...] and also in the value chain. Our emissions relate almost exclusively to CO 2 . Only refrigerants for air conditioning systems, which only need to be refilled every few years, contain very small amounts of

products are security systems with mechanical keys, such as MCS (magnetic code system) or Akura 44 with electronic keys or access media such as Xesar or AirKey and a combination of mechanical and electronic [...] which are made possible by a mechatronic hybrid key, for example EVVA produces around 1.5 million mechanical security cylinders and around 6 million keys per year. In addition, many tens of thousands of [...] security cylinders and keys in the three power plants in Vienna, Krefeld and Tišnov as well as to the most important stakeholders in the upstream value chain in the EU. Our key sustainable pathways include