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About Trimec Technology
Since 1990 Trimec Technology has been supplying superior products to the access control industry. The mainstay of the early business was the ES2000 which was revolutionary in design, being the first strike to be interchangeable from Fail Safe to Fail Secure.
Today the Trimec brand is an integral part of ASSA ABLOY Australia. It has grown in size and product range and now produces a complete portfolio of electro-mechanical locking products for any application.
Whether you specify, or install Trimec branded products you can rest assured that behind this great brand is a company dedicated to the purpose of designing superior quality, innovative electromechanical locking solutions.
About ASSA ABLOY
ASSA ABLOY is a true world leader, the most successful and innovative provider of door opening solutions, dedicated to satisfying end user needs for security, safety and convenience.
With more than 150 companies operating throughout the world, ASSA ABLOY today is the largest company in the industry, offering a more complete product range than any other company in the market.
ASSA ABLOY's vision is to lead in innovation and provide well designed, convenient, safe and secure solutions that give true added value to our customers.
Products noted below:-
$1,195.00 NZD | $1,519.00 NZD
$25.00 NZD | $109.00 NZD
$99.00 NZD | $514.00 NZD
$899.09 NZD | $944.00 NZD
$82.52 NZD | $83.00 NZD
$166.45 NZD | $192.00 NZD
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Essential Security Supplies
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