(Electronic Motor Cylinder) was one of the first independent electronic EVVA locking solutions launched on the international market. The system is immediately very well received. The motorised cylinder was primarily [...] primarily intended to secure external doors and it could be combined with facility surveillance systems. In 1992 it received the Czech Republic's gold medal for most innovative product. "MKT 35" (Motorised

EVVA was the first company in the world to calculate cylinder locking systems using a computer. From 1977 locking plans were calculated and verified by a powerful computer and no longer by hand. An innovation [...] innovation that EVVA developed in collaboration with the IT Institute at Kepler University in Linz, which set an international benchmark in security technology.

materialised. For years, EVVA has been growing by 30% a year and has gradually increased its market share and brand awareness. And EVVA Polska is also setting records. A ‘locking systems record’ was broken here [...] potential demand for premium security technology, in 2001 EVVA set up shop in Poland's capital, Warsaw, with three employees. Today there are eight EVVA employees at the plant. The potential demand for premium [...] here in 2015. 300 EVVA cylinders that a customer had ordered were already completely assembled the next day.

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

After many years of research, EVVA applied to have the mechanical Ground Profile Integrated (GPI) system patent-protected. This represented a genuine revolution on the security market: in contrast to [...] pin variants in the cylinder plug, GPI enables a huge number of unlocking authorisations. Locking systems with such breadth and uniqueness had never before been seen. GPI became a great success, and in 1976

EVVA gets involved in Salto Systems, one of the recently established companies in the electronic access control field. EVVA takes over general sales of Salto products, such as escutcheons and later also [...] in 2005 EVVA launched iLocker, an electronic supplementary and cubicle lock, which was developed in-house. In 2012 the cooperation with Salto ended. With the development of Xesar and AirKey, EVVA was once

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

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.

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